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E stacada , O regon , T hursday , S eptember 21,1922.
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OREGON NEWS NOTES
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School commenced hero on mm
Mrs. Colson and children and I L. V. Cleworth spent a few Monday,
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the 11th, with Miss An­
Portland this week.
OF GENEBAUNTEREST j Mrs. Ciiles and children are back ¡days Earl in Kilgore
nie
Miller
of
Hood
River,
as
--------------------------------------------------
of Wiliamina, vis­
—
TAR. W. W. RHODES
I from their extended visit at
^
O STEO PA TH IC
teacher. She will board with
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON j Principal Events ol the W c e ; j Oregon City, Wiliamina and Tu- ited in Estacada last Sunday.
Elmer Lankins.
Members of the M. E. church
Office in Lichthorn Bldg., Estacada, j Briefly Sketched for Infor­ ! alitin.
Men have you seen those ve­ Mrs.
and
friends of Rev. amFMrs. A.
John Fickin was taken to a
lour hats at Rose’s? They are Portland
Kenneth
Keller
is
home
from
TAR. G. F. MIDFOKD
F.
Lacy,
met at the church last
hospital to he operated
mation of Our Reader».
^ P H Y S IC IA N
SURGEON.
and
X R ay E quipment — G l a s s e s f it t e d
OFFICE and Residence Second and Main Strsets.
Estacada. Oregon—Telephone Connections
TAR. CHAS. P. JOHNSON
DENTIST
Successor to Dr. C. E. Owen
Estacada,
Oregon.
TAR. W. WALLENS
SURGEON DENTIST
For over 20 years at Springwater, Ore.
ALBERT t . e l o t t
ATTORNEY AT LAW
RESIDENT LAWYER
ESTACADA.
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W M ATTORNEY
. G. DUNLAP
AT
OREGON
LAW
At Estacada, in the office of Woodle
Realty Co., on Saturdays—Portland of­
fice 1524 Yeon Building.
fA D. EBY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
General Practice. Confidential Ad­
viser. Oregon City. Oregon.
TVJTcGUIRK & SCHNEIDER,
AVA
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
At Gresham office—Tuesdays, Thurs­
days ana Saturdays, 203-5, Withrow
building. Portland office, 609-15, Fen­
ton building.
tyOODLE REALTY CO.
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans,
Collections, Notary Public.
Justice of the Peace.
They get results
Phone Estacada
FIRE INSURANCE.
London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.
Keep your policy in our Fire
Proof Vault, tree of charge.
H. C.
S TEP H EN S
A gent .
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We Handle
* “The Eversharp
* “Century’’
t
and other
*
“ Propelling Pencils”
*
Just the Pencil you need
*
15c tO $5.00
The
Rexall Store
Trap-Nested
WHITE LEGHORNS
Bred for Vigor and High
Egg Production.
L I NE BRED consistently for
seven years.-—REMEMBER we
were entirely sold out of baby
chicks last spring, so get your or­
der in early for 1923 delivery.
Evervone of our customers is a
satisfied customer.--WHY NOT
number yourself among them?
A few Pedigreed Cockerels that
will grade up any flock, at 12.50
and $5.00 each-ell in and look
them over.
PHIL MARQUAM
Estacada. Oregon.
FARM located one mile ow of Enacoia on
Carflatd road.
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the Emanuel hospital, Portland, peaches, come in and look them on, on Tuesday. H is ma ny! Monday evening to give the de­
he stayed nine weeks. over.
friends and neighbors hope that parting pastor and hie wife a
The Clatsop county teachers’ in­ where
R. G. Marchbank has added he
stitute will be held In Astoria Octo­ He is not yet able to walk but is another
may return home a well man. farewell party. After a time spent
room to his residence.
progressing favorably.
ber 11, 12 and 13.
socially an impromptu program
The ninth annual dairy and hog Clarence Jubb and Mable T. You will be pleased to see Mrs. Ann Smathers is making was given, which started off
show will be held in Hermiston Fri­ Keller were married on Tuesday “Father Goose” when he comes. her sister Mrs. Wm. Mattoon, a with community singing, led by
day and Saturday, October 6 and 7. last,
and are spending their Mrs. Anna Mikulecky took the visit. Her home is in Idaho.
Miss Ruth Dillon. Miss Melba
Plans are being made to bring the honeymoon
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edwin
Harkness
in
southern
Oregon.
1
p.
m.
train
to
Portland,
yester­
Harman
then gave a reading af­
Eugene national guard companies of
of Eugene, visited Miss‘.Hazel ter which Rev. A. Demoy made
the lG^d infantry up to the author­ Mrs. Lacey and Mrs. Pearson day.
a few days last week. a few remarks, dwelling upon
ized strength.
The crimson on the leaves of Lankins
are
spending
a
vacation
at
Wil-
Both
the
Hark
nesses and Miss the high esteem in which Rev.
Although congress Is expected to
some of the trees shows that fall Lankins attended
adjourn at the end <g the week, Sen­ hoit Springs.
the State Uni­ and Mrs. Lacy were held in this
ator McNary may not reach Oregon Mr. and Mrs. IJunstein and has begun.
»
versity
last
year.
community and the many friends
family from Portland, spent Sat­ A large assortment of bath­ John Mattoon is going into the they
until late in October.
have made during then-
robes
for
ladies
and
men,
at
pri­
A motor mail route from Maupin to urday night and Sunday at J. E.
fruit drying business, as he has short stay of one year. Mr,
the Wapinitia country, to serve 140 Keller’s.
ces you can afford to pay, at bought
Ed. Bateson’s dryer.
Lacy feelingly responded and as­
families, has been ordered establish­ M. Pedersen has purchased a Rose’s.
ed, effective November 1.
sured
the good people of his
August Nelson, 9-year-old son_,of prune dryer from J. Reichle and Mrs. G. E. Lawrence was a
DOVER
church
and of the community, of
Mr. and Mrs. John Marvin, of La moved it on to his own place, week end visitor with relatives
his
lasting
rememprance of them
Grande, was shot fatally in the right where he is making ready to dry in Portland.
The Dover school is progress­ and expressed
regrets that
chest and killed by his 12-year-old his prunes.
In the garden of P. M. Wag­ ing finely under the supervision it was necessary many
on
account of
brother, Samuel.
there is a bed of lilies, which of Miss Waite of Portland.
his
health,
to
make
a change
Nearly 400 person^ from Eugene J. Reichle is helping the Gut- ner,
is a joy to behold.
Mrs. Jennie Kitzmiller, of A few humorous stories assisted
and surrounding towns went to Flor­ ridge boys to dry prunes.
ence on an excursion over the South­ Mr. and Mrs. Kaake made a Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Wagner Monitor motered over to Dover in bringing smiles to the faces
ern Pacific line to attend the West­ business trip to Portland on Sat­ am^sons Earl and Otis, are vis­ in the Studebaker, Thursday of many who were saddened on
ern Lane county fair.
iting relatives at Tidewater, Ore. evening, whence her parents, account of the departure so soon
The Hood River valley apple har­ urday.
Irene
Kaake
is
attending
high
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Starr Mr. and Mrs, I. W. Exon accom­ of this most estimable pastor,
vest will get in fairly good swing by
the latter part of the week. Growers school at Estacada and boarding and baby spent the week end at pany her for a trip over the Col­ friend and neighbor. Miss Har­
River Highway to Hood man followed these remarks bv
are already picking Winter Bananas at IVrs. Cadenau’s.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. O. umbia
In a number of sections.
River
where
Mr. George Kitz­ a piano solo and Miss Ruth Dil­
The Oregon Co-operative Grain The school’s term at Dodge Sarver.
miller
will
join
them for an ex­ lon “spoke a piece,” as she jest­
Growers have advanced a total of will commence on Monday, Oct. I am now prepared to do all tended trip, possibly into Eastern ingly
termed it. A general
$650,000, In round figures, to mem­ 2nd.
kinds of watch, clock and jewelry
handshaking and social time fol­
bers to date and have received close There was a merry children’s repairing.—A. N. Johnson. tf. Oregon.
to 1,000,000 bushels of wheat.
Road work is progressing rap­ lowed, and the evening's pro­
Starting Tuesday the Pacific high­ party at Fred Horner’s on Fri­ The Ladies’ Aid of the M. E. idly on Market Road No. 2, un­ gram ended with light refresh­
way south of Canyonville will be day. The affair was in honor of church met at, the country home der the able supervision of H. ments.
of Mrs. J. R. Hughes on Wed­ H. Udell. The work is being
closed eight hours each day, it is an­ Howard’s 4th birthday.
nounced. Paving operations through
nesday afternoon.
by caterpillar tractors and Artisans L.odge Visited
the canyon make this action neces­
Leo Pesznecker was home from done
Recall
of
County
Judge
earns.
The fill is being made Supremo Medical Examiner
sary.
•The water supply of Ashland is re­ Five charges against County Vancouver, Wash., a few days over the concrete culvert at Deep Eshelman
of Portland, for the
'ast week, on account of an creek. The work is being rushed
ceiving much unfavorable comment
Cross have been formula­ of
Artisans,
accompanied
Field
at present, due to the large amount Judge
attack of tonsilitis.
to graveling, before Worker L. C. Langlois, by visited
of chlorine it has been found neces­ ted by those sponsoring his re­ Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Posson and preparatory
wet weather.
sary to place in the intakes above call.
the local lodge last night. Three
daughter
Leta
were
guests
at
The first charge is that, while
Raymond
Hanson,
who
for
sev­
the city.
candidates,
and Mrs. A. T.
With an attendance of approximate­ he went into office upon an econ­ the Willis Yonce home in Oregon eral weeks has been engaged at Elott and Mrs. Mr. Hanson
were ini-
ly l&O, representing cities and towns omy and reduction of taxation City a few evenings ago.
work in Portland, has returned titated and taken into the
throughout Oregon, Washington and platform, the warrant indebted­ After a .visit oi a few days here
and is busy on the grade. Both the visiting officials lodge.
made
Idaho, the annual meeting of the Ore ness of the county has increased with Mrs. W. F. Cary at the Es­
gon Osteopathic association was held
Many
of
the
farmers
are
busy
splendid
addresses
which
were
$100,000 during his administra­ tacada hotel, Mrs. William Dills with fall seeding.
in Portland.
listened
to
with
the
closest
atten­
left for Portland Monday.
So far as known, no alfalfa hay tion.
tion. After the busines was con­
has been marketed from Haines this His economies have been made Preparations are being made Joe Denburger has completed cluded,
a bountiful chicken din­
season for which the growers have largely in reduction of the pen­ for the reception of “Father the contract for painting the
ner
was
served and the occasion
received less than $10 a ton and there sions allowed widows and charity Goose” at this place in a short school building, reshingling and
are reports that higher prices that: grants to the poor.
wm
utilized
to make it serve as
furnishing
fuel
for
heating.
time. Don’t miss seeing him.
that have been paid.
a
farewell
to
two of the lodge’s
Unless world markets improve with­ Curt and discourteous treat­ Quite a number of prune grow­ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rodecape of most valued members, Mr. and
in the next few years the Oregon ment to petitioners before him ers of this section, who had com­ Portland spent Sunday with the Mrs. S. P. Pesznecker, who art1
hop industry will be a thing of thn personally, or before the court. menced to dry their crop, ceased Guthries
to move to Vancouver,
past. This was the statement made That he has not kept faith
C. W. Newman resigned his about
Washington.
Their departure
at Salem by dealers wh6 have beeu with many petitioners in regard operations for a few days until position
school clerk and will be much regretted,
the fruit became a little riper. Ralph De as Shazer
engaged in the hop business for 25
was elected have lived here and in as this they
to road matters.
years.
vi­
Two steel hangars, accommodating Charges are also made that as Mrs. Buckmaster, a former for the ensuing year.
cinity
a
rood
many
years,
but
18 De Haviland airplanes, soon will judge of the juvenile court, he resident at River Mill, but now Cliff Mannon is sporting around Mr. Pesznecker has accepted a
be erected by the army airplane serv­ has sentenced children to the re­ residing in South Dakota, was in a new Reo.
very flattering position at the
ice on the Eugene municipal avia form school without hearing visiting in this vicinity last week
Jim
Akins
spent
the
week
end
tion field, according to announcement
guest at the R. H. Carter with his family. Mr. Akins is a Bliss machine shop in Vancouver.
of Colonel Gilbert, commander of the their parents and has passed a home.
He has not, however, disposed
ninth corps area.
sentence or considered cases
high tension lineman in Port­ of his town property, but has
Assistant State Highway Engineer while legal representatives or at­
special for Saturday, land.
leased his residence to E. G
Kelley and Division Engineer Wnu- torneys were excluded from the we Hosiery
have
1
lot of children’s hose C. E. Leonard has commenced Hopkins who recently bought
zer have ordered a location survey court room.
formerly priced at 75 cents per work on his new bungalow.
the Bass Barber shop. The best
to extend the Central Oregon highway
from Horse -Ridge, 20 miles east ol F. D. Shanks of Wilsonville, pair that we are going to close
wishes of a host of friends go
U. of O. Honored
Bend to the location of the Bear has been chosen to run against out at 35 cents per pair, some
with them to their new home,
creek road in Crook county.
with slight defects but real bar­ The University of Oregon has hoping that sometime tlidy will
him
at
the
election
in
November.
Captain Lowell H. Smith, command
gains at Rose’s.
won marked recognition of its i again return here.
er of the 91st areo squadron of thf
high
standards of scholarship, I In an interview this morning,
Roger
Cary
of
Portland,
broth­
Teachers’
Reception
United States army, on duty at Eu
gene patroling the Oregon forests There will be a reception to er of W. F. Cary and a former through the grant of a chapter, j with Mr. Langlois, he said he
said that the date of the ending oi
resident of this place, was an of Phi Beta Kappa, national hon­ was much pleased with the hos­
the work in this state has been ad the teachers of the Estacada Estacada visitor Tuesday night. orary scholastic fraternity, to pitality shown him during his
vaneed from September 20 to October schools at the high school audi­
Oregon institution. Without i stay here. He will he hack each
1 and later if the weather remains torium. on tomorrow (Friday) He was on his way to the moun the
a
dissenting
vote, the Council of week for a few days at a time.
tains
and
Cary’s
hot
springs.
dry.
evening, under the auspices of
Phi
Beta
Kappa,
in tri­ On or about the third week in
The industrial labor party of Port
Parent-Teacher association. George Kelly and Andy Rich- j ennial convention meeting
in
Cleveland
lie will bring with him
land has submitted four independent the
Everybody invited and it is hoped mond of Portland, and William; Sept. 12 and 13, granted the Ore­ October,
filings to the secretary of state. They that
from
Portland
a full team from
there will be a good attend­ Dills and W. F. Cary left for a , gon petition for membership.
include F. T. Johns for represents I
one
of
the
larger
to
fishing trip up the Clackamas i Favorable action by the coun- j put on (he degree assemblies,
tire in congress from the third con ance.
work.
gressional district; Anders D. Berg
last Sunday morning. They ex­
iund, A. A. Hoglund and J. R Nasholm Those contemplating the pur­ pected to go to Cary’s Hot! cil fallowed the recommendation
made last December by the Sen­
W. C. T. V
for representatives in the state leglsla chase of a new car, will be inter­ Springs before returning.
ture from the eighth representative ested in learning that the prices
ate
of
the
organization
at
its
reg­
The
W.
C. T. U. met at tie*
The local chapter of the East-! ular triennial session.
district.
home
of
Mrs.
H. C. Stephens last
Fourth among the Multnomah coun on Wyllis-Knights. Maxwells and ern Star held its first meeting The emblem of this society re­ Thursday afternoon
and ttr* fol­
ty precincts to which attention has j Overlands have lately taken a after the summer vacation, on j sembles an old fashioned square
lowing new officers were elected;
been directed through revelations in | considerable drop. 1. D. Mc- Tuesday night with a good at-j
watch key, and is conferred on President, »Mrs. Hassel; vice-
recent recount proceedings. No. 170H
is the local agent for the tendance. A social time fol-' those
the highest rank president. Mrs. E. E. Hannah;
leaped Into the limelight when it was Cutchan
Motor Co. which handles lowed the regular exercises and in the attaining
discovered that the counting board Stokes
graduating
class with hon­ «ecretary, Mrs. H. C. Stevens;
was concluded with light rc- j ors.
had given W. J. H. Clark six more these cars.
treasurer, Mrs. C. S. Allen.
freshments
served
by
the
com­
votes than thoae to which he was en
Baseball Game
titled, taking from his opponent, W
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gohring
mittee.
W. Banks, eight ballots rightfully hie A fast game is promised for
returned
last Thursday evening, Come in and see our special in
At in the case of precinct* MI, 19i Sunday afternoon, when the Es­ Subscribe for your home paper; from their auto trip to Snekane. raincoats at $5.00. Ihe same
and 179. the disclosure will be invest! ^ tacada team will meet one from the E astern C lackamas N ews . They were accompained home by coat is on special sale in Portiand
gated by the district attorney and,
Mrs. John Meisinger and little this week at ffi.95. It pays to
if facts warrant the matter will be laid the Montavilla club of Portland.
son, who will visit here awhile.1 trade at Rose’s.
before the grand jw y . y___________ Come out and root for the home „ “ Father Goose” is coming.
boys.