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Devoted to the Interests of Eastern Clackamas County V olume 16, N umber 52 OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAUNTEREST PROFESSIONAL CARDS. - r y i . W. W. RHODES O S T E O P A T H IC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office in Lichthorn Bldg., Estacada, T ^ R . G. F. MIDFOKD ^ P H Y S IC IA N a n d SURG EO N, X R ay E quip m en t — G la ss es f itt ed O F F IC E and R esidence Second and Main S trs e ts . Estacada. O reg o n —T elephone Connections T*\R. CHAS. P. JOHNSON DENTIST Successor to Dr. C. E. Owen Estacada, Oregon. T~\R. W. WALLENS S U R G E O N D E N T IST For over 20 years at Sjpringwater, Ore. ALBERT t . e l o t t A T T O R N E Y A T LAW RESIDENT LAWYER EST a CADA. - - W M ^ G . DUNLAP attorney at OREGON law At Estacada, in the office of Woodle Realty Co., on Saturdays—Portland of fice 1524 Yeon Building. r \ D. EBY, attorney at law . G eneral P ractice. Confidential viser. O regon C ity. Oregon. attorneys at law . A t G resham office—T uesdays, T h u rs days ana S aturdays, 263-5, W ithrow building. P ortland office, 609-15, F en ton bunding. _________ t y O O D L E R EA LT Y CO. Real Estate, Insurance, Loans, Collections, Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. They get results Phone Estacada FIR E INSURANCE. London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co. Keep your policy in our Fire Proof Vault, tree of charge. H. C. S T E P H E N S A g en t . ♦ We Handle * * * The Eversharp’ ♦ “ Century’ ’ * * ♦ and other ♦ “ Propelling Pencils” ♦ Just the Pencil you need ♦ ♦ * ♦ I5c tO $5.00 ♦ ♦ ♦ -------------------------------------------- ♦ The Rexall store * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * Trap-Nested WHITE LEGHORNS Bred for Vigor and High Egg rroduction. L I N E B R E D consistently for seven years.—REMEMBER we were entirely sold out of bsby chicks last spring, so get your or der in early for 1923 delivery. Everyone of our customers is a satisfied customer. —WHY NOT number yourself among them? A few Pedigreed Cockerels that will grade up any flock, at * 2 -V) and |6.0<> sach—call in end look them over. PHIL MARQUAM E stacad a. O regon. FMIM 1ocat«4o«w nlW am of t m CarficU road. r t on GARFIELD HEMS LOCAL BREVITIES $1.50 P er Y ear SPRINGW ATER NEW S f P. Ï. A. TO NEW FACULTY Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Alderfer, Raintest clothing of every dis- Mrd. L. Jameson and family o who have been guests of Mr. cription at Morton’s. Portland, were Sunday guests of and Mrs. T. Eash, left for their Mrs. H. C. Stephens visited the Mr- ant* Mr3- J- Moger. home in Kankakee, III., Sunday. Metropolis Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shibley and Principal Events of the Wie 0. V. Sandstone and son Vir- McKenney’s special blend cof- fam''y were Sunday visitors with Last Friday evening a very Briefly Sketched for <nfoc- gie spent a couple of days on fee 25c lb. Hill’s Blue Can, 35c. t*ie ^ A. Shibley family. successful reception for the new mation of Our Reader.. their ranch in the Porter dis- \ 0f wji,j geese flew over ^ number of people from teachers was held in the audito- | trict last week. town this morning, headed for Springwater attended the Miller j rium of the High School. This P o rtla n d ’s second ann u al music is the fourth one >ve have attend sale at Viola on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Moreland 1 the south. week Is to be observed N ovem ber 8 to ed and the only one which was of Portland, spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Irving Smith; School started Monday with 12 . not cut and dried. There was a I the J. C. Moreland home, cele- went in their car, Monday, to M'ss Smith teaching the upper The county court of Union county grades and Miss Bhloom the low- delightful informality about it has begun a cam paign of re tre n c h i brating the birthday of their son. Rosehurg. m ent. Gilbert Weatherby had his Umbrellas! We have them at er grades. Both are boarding which prevented it from becom ing tedious. In the first place City H ealth O fficer Plckel has is foot badly hurt last week, by any price you want to pay and , with Mrs. N. Grable. sued a w arn in g to th e Medford public the attendance was greater by a and ^ Mrs. It. S. S Guttridge having it caught in the spokes the guarantee is the best obtain-! I Mr. anc^ r8, IL to boil all drin k in g w ater until furthar good deal than that at the pre and family were Portland visi of a bicycle. His sandal was able at the price, at Rose’s. notics. ceding ones. Mrs. R. H. Car The prune h arv est in Douglas coun torn to pieces, which undoubted Be sure and see “Captain tors on Saturday. ter of River Mill, president of ty is a t its h eight and th e packing ly saved his foot from being Bing” W. W. Christensen is a guest the Parent Teachers Association, with “ Father Goose,” houses a re receiving hundreds of thou broken. of Dr. W. Wallens. * October 10. presided and called the meeting sands of dried prunes daily. Our new pastor will be with Jim Abbott went to Salem last to order, Mrs. Einarson of the Owing to th e lack of houses in Stay- Estacada vs. Montavilla us at Nora Memorial church Saturday to remain a month vis ton sev eral fam ilies are living in high school faculty and wife of (R eported by W. C. Bacon) tents, while some a re occupying store next Sunday. S. S. at 2 p. m., iting relatives. the supirintendent, then inaugu- buildings th a t have long been vacant. preaching at 3 p. m. Last Sunday witnessed Miss Gertie Wilson of Oregon , one of rated a game to make those pres The re p o rts of the four banks in Mrs. Minnie Eash spent Sat City, was the week end guest of | the bf t bal1 pames ,l has been ent acquainted with each other. A storia, ju s t issued, shows th a t since see. urday with friends in Portland Mrs. W. H. Graheel. | our fortune to see. Bronson Slips of paper were handed each the form er re p o rt on Juno 30, th e de pitching for the local club was and a trip up the Columbia Riv posits have increased In excess of $1,- Miss Evelyn Stannard of Port as liberal with hits as Harry Lau one on which to get as many er Hyway. 000 000 land is visiting Mrs. G. E. Law der with his money. He came names written of those forming Fourth class p o stm asters have been the company. The one who Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Wooster rence for a week. nam ed in Oregon, as follows: M abelle within two hits of pitching a no procured the most names on a of Portland, were visitors in i A. G rant, H a rla n ; Lelah J. Blodgett, Miss Mary Ely will begin a hit, no run game, the two hits slip was to receive a prize. Miss H u llt; George P. Allen, P oint T er Garfield Sunday. term of school in the George coming in the ninth inning after Retha Ames had the most race, and H enry O. Ilm ar, Quincy. Dr. J. Hewitt is visiting his district next Monday. tv\o men wete out. His suppori names, eighty, and was present- Right Rev. W illiam P. Rem ington, ranch and prune orchard this Miss Ethel Hutchins of Carver was excellent also, everything j ed with a large stick of pepper suffragan bishop of South Dakota, was week. elected bishop of th e m issionary dis was the guest of Mrs. G. E. Law being handled elegantly fast, mint candy. Mrs. A. T. Elott tr ic t of e a ste rn Oregon, to succeed rence for over Sunday. with the exception of an error favored next with a reading and Bishop R obert L. Paddock, resigned. Married Thirty Years by Skinner and one by Kelly, then Miss Ivy Peterson started Ladies, when you think of C harles H all, defeated in the recen t Thirty years ago last Friday. neither being costly. One of the an alphabet game, which was Hosiery, think of Rose’s, the republican p rim ary for nom ination for September 22, 1922, Mr. and Montavilla players tried to steal a form of a spelling match. place to buy. Our stock of silk- governor, and who la te r filed as an independent candidate, F rid ay an Mrs. Ben Tannler of Viola, were and wool, all wool and novelty on Boland, but his peg to second Two sides, numbering twenty- nounced his w ithdraw al from the race. united in Portland, in the bonds hosiery is very complete. took the heart out of them for six each were chosen, under the Bend pro p erty holders a re (temund- of holy matrimonv. To celebrate “Grandma” Saling’s condition the rest of the game. Boland leadership of Mrs. Mae Reed and ing bHrd-surfaping if ftny new stre e t the anniversary, their children remains about the same and her also outguessed them in the L. V. Cleworth respectively. im provem ents a re sta rte d by th e city gave them a surprise on Sunday, many friends are sorry to hear ninth, when they had a man out Each member was given a letter eounci), An ex ten siv e program of on second and third, by throwing of the alphabet, and the two paving is expected to be Initiated next by all assembling at their home, of her continued illness. and bringing with them the the latter out, which was a little rows stood facinir each other. spring, Mrs. Tom Morton left Sunday The S ou th ern W asco county fair provisions for a sumptuous wed dangerous when the score was, a word was called out and those w as held a t Tygh Valley. A gricul ding dinner, which was served at for San Francisco where she will n'^’ representing the letters compos- tu ra l and h o rtic u ltu ra l exhibits, dis one o’clock, with Mr. and Mrs. visit with relatives. She expects Hauser started to umpire ■ ¡npr it stepped forward and ar- plays of th e w ork of school children to be absent about a month. the game but they got under his ; ranged ran ere rl the and a good livestock show w ere the Tannler as the guests of honor. themselves in order. The Albert Hannah left last Sun skin, so he vacated in favor of The latter to mark the occasion, predom inating features. le a d f of each side watched to An appeal w as made by th e city wore her wedding bonnet. A day for the Willamette universi Rheaberg, with whom the Mon see that they spelled the word of P o rtlan d to th e Oregon congres general good time was enjoyed ty at Salem. Ben Rawlings has tavilla catcher started a little correctly, shifting them around sional delegatpn in W ashington for by all. Those present besides taken his place in the post office. argument, but Rheaberger soon if not in the right order, or lead in tervention w ith th e in te rsta te com Miss Mildred Douglass was let him understand that his goat ing them hack if they were the “the happy pair” were Mr. and m erce com m ission for a decision on here this last week end visiting was not to be had. Barring wrong letters. The side which Mrs. Walter A. Forbes and chil freig h t ra te s on cem ent. her grandmother Mrs. V io la these instances the game was thus spelled the word first, cor H arry Bailey of Lakeview w as ap dren of Gresham, Mr. and Mrs. pointed by G overnor O lcott as a m em Fred Bartholomew and children Doug’ass, returning to Salem cleanly played. rectly, scored. At the close the b er of th e board of reg en ts of the of Estacada, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sunday. Montavilla made one neat dou one which scored the most won O regon A gricultural college to suc Jubb of Viola, Ben Tannler, Jr. A real money saver—Picnic ble play and their pitcher, Moore, the contest. L. V. Cleworth’s ceed H. von d e r H ellen of Jack«''*! of Portland, Henry Tannler of Hams 18c lb., Friday and Ratur- was going good, while Estacada side proved the victors. Adjourn county, who died recen tly . garnered eight hits off of him. ment was then taken to the base Viola and Norman A. Forbes of day.—McKinney. T h e su its Involving the validity of th e so-called In te re st ra te am endm ent, Gresham. The editor of the Mrs. W. F. Cary was in Port They were well scattered until ment where refreshments were g rad u ated inppm e tag m easure and N e w s begs to extend his felicita land last Friday but she did not the last half of the ninth inning, served. th e salm on fishing am endm ent prob tions to this estimable couple. see the lady who has taken ap- when a double by Moger fol ably will be carried to th e suprem e Mr. Peters V/ill Sing partments in the windows of one lowed bv a long single by Kelly, co u rt for final determ in atio n , It is Community Club Meeting of the large stores. put over the winning run, the Mr. Cleworth has secured a said. The first fall meeting of th e ; We ¡have a complete stock of score being 1 to 0 in favor of Es fine tenor to sing at the show The lum ber in d u stry of the Pacific no rth w est, p articu larly of th e low er Eastern Clackamas Community Saturday night He is Mr. Louis guaranteed rain proof clothing tacada. Columbia riv e r d istric t, is enjoying Club will be held in the I. O. O. Next Sunday, Corbett, with Peters from Portland, lie has for your selection. Come in and one of the m ost prosperous periods In F. hall on Friday evening, (to-; get yours while the sizes are un whom Estacada played earlier in a voice that will thrill you win n m any years. All the m ills and log the season, at Corbett, will play he hits the high ones in the har morrow) beginning at 8 o’clock. broken, at Rose’s. ging cam ps are running to th e ir cap a a return game here which will Important business in regard to city. The Currinsville Ladies Aid be the final one. Our hoys have monious songs, the words of ^ C o n tra c ts for th e erection of two roads and other matters will will meet at Mrs. Charles Kitch- played a good game all season, which will he thrown on the buildings on th e U niversity of O re come up for consideration, and It too good for the support thev screen. gon cam pus a t E ugene to replace those an interesting program will also ing’s on Wednesday, Oct. 4. is hoped that all members will received. There are no salaried destroyed by fire a few w eeks ago, VVanted To find a person who he rendered. A good attend one as a hom e tor th e school of endeavor to be present. is dissatisfied with our money players on the team, so why not Journalism and th e o th er to house ance is greatly desired, as plans H. H. Huxley and family have a|| come 011t and help them hack guarantee. the school of arch ite c tu re , have been for the year will be discussed and formulated. This club is ca-1 ™>ved back on to their farm in The Square Deal Twins. finish a successful season? aw arded. P ortland w as h ost last week to a pable of doing a great deal of the Garfield distret-and Dr. (An analysis of the above “Father Goose” p arty o f'm in in g and m etallurgical en good for this end of the county Rhodes is moving into their res game by innings was furnished, There has been so much said gineers from easte rn states, who p ass hut we have not sufficient space I about “ Mother Goose” and now in protecting and furthering its idence on the Boulevard. ed through th e city en ro u te to the Q. M. Chambers will leave the to publish it. E d . ) “ Father Goose’’ is to de m an d 126th m eeting of th e A m erican In interests, so it should be well first of the week for Memphis, s titu te of Mining and M etallurgical supported. some attention. Be sure and see Have you Registered? E ngineers, held at San F rancisco Sep Fred Bartholomew, Pres. Tennessee, where will sp**nd the him on the evening of Oct. 10, winter with relative«. He ex- tem b er 25 to 29. Registration books will close in Estacada. The entertainment T he execution of Russel H ecker for New Paitor Arrive* pects to return to the coast early on October 7 until after the No- ¡a -for the benefit of the Public th e alleged hilling of F rank Bowker, in the spring, either to Estacada ! vember election and persons de- j L,ibrary and consists of tableau, a m usician of P o rtlan d last April 17, ¡ The Rev.[II. F. Mort who ¡was .or Lake county, California. Mr. [ siting to vote at that time who pantomime and music .w ith chil- w hich was to have taken place at the appointed to the Estacada church aU he M. E. conference arrived Chambers will be much missed, were registered but have not vo ,|ren for actors. Admission will sta te prison a t Salem Friday, was auto m atically p u t off, owing to an last week with his wife, and around the Estacada Hotel, where ted at a general election within be 25c for adults and 16c for appeal having been taken to th e su preached his first sermon Sun- he has been a guest for the past j the phst two years, who have chiidren. p-erne court In H eck er’* behalf. day. He is a young man and three years. Mrs. Chambers is moved from the precinct in which The co n stitu tio n al am endm ent Christian Church now in Memphis. they were registered, or have I which propose* to allow th e city of mane a favorable impression, Miss Pauline Zogg. sister of neglected to register at all should Bib'e School every Lord’s Day P o rtlan d to tax itself for K.0O0.M0 j This is his third charge, and he to defray th e cos* of the w orld’s ex ¡will attend the Willamette uni- Mrs. Roy Wilcox, was married lose no time in getting their at 10 a. rn.; Preaching 11 a. m. position in 1925 w as attack ed in th e ! versity during the week, con recently to Mr. Frank Forman of names on the poll hooks which A cordial invitation is extended Marion county c ircu it court at Salem Antelope, Oregon. The bride may be found at the office of W. to all. tinuing his studies there. through a com plaint filed by S. S. E. F. Atchley, pastor. attended the Estacada h i g h F. Cary. Johnson and R oger MacVeagh, P o rt By Reque»t school a few years ago and later land attorney*. T he com plaint ask* Dance -.hat th e se cretary of sta te be restrain - Several requests have been lost, her health. She was at the Our fall and winter line of Tnere will lie a dance in the «d from placing th e sm endm ent on made for Gloria Swanson’s great home of Mrs. Wilcox at Estaca- Rubber Footwear is now in. It •he ballot a t th e N ovem ber election. picture, “The Great Moment.” da all one summer, taking medi- will be to your interest to make Estacada Park Pavilion, Satur ical treatment. Her health is vour selectian from this stock day night, October 7. Kelly’s A m o n g the weekend viaitors The picture is still in great de mand but will be secured at the very good now and her friend? fresh from the factory, as you string orchestra will furnish the in Estacada from Portland, were earliest possible date. Watch In this vicinity, will join in ex- know new rubber goods give you music. Everybody invited. Misses Lydia Matson and Irene for tending felicitations. better service. At Rose’s. 9-28-10-5 George Henze, Mgr. Saling. , A d lV/fcGUlRK & SCHNEIDER, iVA E stacada , O regon , T hursday , S eptember 2 8 , 1922. .