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lEastmt (Hark Devoted to the Interests of Eastern Clackamas County V o lu m e 16, N umber PROFESSIONAL CARDS. 7 1 OREGON NEWS NOTES E s t a c a d a , O r e g o n , T h u r s d a y , N o v e m b e r 16,1922. $1.50 P er Y ear LO C A L BREVITIES S P R IN G W A T E R N E W S U PPER EAG LE CREEK CITY TREASURER’S REPORT FOR YEAR Celery 10 cents a bunch Satur- Mr. and fMrs. Jess Douglass Mr. and Mrs. R ' Hansen who and Mrs. Viola Douglass were j L purchased the Folsom farm a r-:(Jay at Kose s’ P ) l f . W. W. RHODES dinner guests o f Mr. and Julius Krieger has ha 1 the ¡the rived last Monday and are get OSTEOPATHIC roof o f his residence reshingled. Mrs. Will Douglass Sunday. Principal Events of the Wie ting settled in their new home. P H Y S IC IA N A N D SURGEON To the City Council of the City Lyle Wagner went to Portland Some of the farmers are busy Office in Lichthorn Bldg., I'stacada, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Horner Briefly Sketched for i n t i of Estacada, Oregon: last Thursday to consult his digging potatoes, some plowing are now located in their new Financial standing of the diff mation of Our Readers r y t . G. F. VIIDFOKD and harrowing and others seed erent funds from February 1. home on the Uodge-Springwater I physician. ^ P H Y S I C I A N AND S U R G E O N , 1922. to November 13, 1922: Mesdames P. M. Wagner and ing these fine days. X R a v E quipment — G lasses fitted County assessors from 35 counties road. IMPROVEMENT FUND " E ” O F F IC E and Rasidence Second and Main Strsets. Several o f the friends and were Portland The Ladies Missionary Society k. McWillis In Oregon held their annual confer Estacada. Oregon—Telephone ¡Connections neighbors o f Mr. and Mrs. Akers Balance on hand Feb. 1, ence at Salem last week. met on Wednesday to tie a quilt v '-'>tors fuesday. 1922,........................ $0,000.00 CHAS. F. JOHNSON The recall movement against Har for Mrs. H. Horner. j Lydia Matson was home for gathered at their home Saturday Received on assess vey E. Cross, county judge of Clack f or | evening and spent a yery pleas D E N T IS T ments........................$ 167.46 Mr. and Mrs. Blaisdell and son w ® ek er|d, being here amas county, was lost. a n t evening with them. Every Savings account......... Successor to Dr. C. E. Owen 39.16 Lawrence o f Eagle Creek were Armistice Day. Judge Charles Carey of Portland has Estacada, Oregon. body seemed to enjoy themselves Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stevens presented to the state library at Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. i T o t a l.... 206.62 and a short time after refresh W. W A L L E N S | represented Estacada in the me- Salem, 65 copies of his work on Ore Wm. Still. Paid to Estacada State ments were served they left for S U R G E O N D E N T I ST gon history. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Kiigore Propolis last Monday, Bank int. on bonds. 49.50 j home. For over 20 years at Springwater, Ore. Herbert R. Satchwell, new post and family and Earl Kilgore and Bal. on hand Nov. 13, Miss Lucile St. Pierre, ofSa- master at Shedd since October 1, age Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodle and 1922,....................... $ 157.12 daughter Alice, motored to Port lem, spent the week-end with about 50 years, dropped dead from ALBERT t . elott son Leslie, Mrs. Rosa Raker and SPECIAL ROAD FUND land Saturday to take in the her friend, Mrs. H. W. Mort. ATTORNEY AT LAW heart disease. little son Carl and H. S. Gibson Balance on hand Feb. RESIDENT LAWYER C. N. McArthur, for years the re parade and Armistice day. Ward Barr who clerks in the 1, 1922....... .............$ 13.36 attended the livestock show last ESTACAD A. - - OREGON presentative li, congress for the third Mrs. C. M. Folsom expects to! Portland postoffice, attended the Thursday. Received from City district, was defeated for re-election Recorder. 870.4T leave this week for her new ¡football game here, Saturday. by Elton Watkins, democrat. W M . G. D U N L A P Received from County home at Dayton, Washington Mrs. Earl Shibley and two ATTORNEY AT LAW In the three-cornered contest for GARFIELD H EM S Treasurer .......... 402.7J A t Estacada, in the office o f Wcodle mayor of Astoria, O. B. Setters de children of Portland, visited Mr. Realty Co., on Saturdays—Portland o f feated M. Gorman and B. F. Stone by BARTON H EM S Shibley at this place last Sunday. Last Thursday the ladies of fice 1621 Yeon Building. T o ta l.... $ 1,386.56 a plurality of approximately 400. Dr. H. V. Adix and son Vic- Garfield Grange gave a dish tow- Paid out for warrants 928.89 The first boys’ and girls’ industrial Q D. EBY, Those serving on the election tor o f Gresham, were Estacada e' shower for the Grange. A club to organize in Linn county for A T T O R N E Y A T LAW. board last week were George visitors last Saturday afternoon. Peasant afternoon was spent Balance on hand Nov. the coming year is at Franklin Butte 13, 1932 ......... $ 457.67 General Practice. Confidential A d Forman, Mr. Crebbs, R. W. school In the Scio neighborhood. Gus Mahrt the efficient mecha- i ” tin* and hemmi"K the towels, viser. Oregon City, Oregon. GENERAL FUND The port of Astoria budget com White, Mrs. Dora Clester, and nician at the Cascade garage, is 1 Refrt?shments were served by Balance on hand Feb. 1. mittee has fixed the port tax on the Mrs. George Turner; counting TUTcGUlRK & SCHNEIDER ill with pneumonia. Dr. Rhodes | the committee, Mrs. H. B. Davis 1922.............................$ 342.17 1922 roll at $233,927.70 or $32,123.30 board, Messrs. Collard, L. Bar- A T T O R NE Y S AT LAW. and Mrs. T, Carpenter. Received............. 379.27 less than the amount In last year’s tlemay, E. N. Bates, George Tur is in attendance. A t Gresham office —Tuetdavs, Thurs roll. Are you beginning to think of A Thanksgiving social will days anu Saturdays, 203-5, Withrow Total.......... $ 731.98 ner and Hal Gibson. James S. VanWlnkle, Linn county building. Portland office, 721 Corbett that phonograph for Christmas? be held in the Grange hall Fri Paid out per warrants.. 486.96 building. assessor and brother of Attorney-Gen E. N. Bates, Guy Clester and You had better see Rose about it day evening, November 24, at 8 Balance on band Nov. 13, eral Van Winkle, died at his home in George Forman were Oregon City A short play, “ The he can save you money and will o’clock. 1 9 2 2 ......................... $ 235,02 Albany following several weeks' ill visitors Wednesday. Golden Wedding’ ’ will be given, arrange terms to suit. ROAD FUND ness. Twenty-one road districts of Marion J. H. Richards, father o f Mrs. refreshments served and a social Balance on hand Feb 1, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Erdman of county have voted special road levies Deep Creek and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Rhodes, and her sister time following. 1922______ $ 23.47 aggregating $34,474.86, according to London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co. Mrs. H. B. Davis was a Port Received from county Wm. Hammond and three sons and two brothers were guests reports received at the county clerk's Treasurer.................. 834.51 and daughter, and the sister of Sunday of Dr. and Mrs. W. W. land visitor Friday. office. Keep your policy in our Fire Proof Vault, tree o f charge. Total........$ 858.98 This community was sorry to The first of the 25 special road dis Mr. Hammond ali of Gladstone, Rhodes. 829.52 tricts In Linn county to report the were the dinner guests at the Mr. and Mis. Freeman and chil? | see the departure o f the S. R. Paid out per warrants.. H. C. S T E P H E N S voting of a special tax for road Im Forman home Sunday. dien of Huber, came Saturday, Bracey family last week. Balance on hand Nov. provement next year is Rock Creek, 13, 1922.................... $ 29.46 to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Barr, ’Ihe last of the fish have been A g ent . Ray Dibble returned home last near Gates, WATER FUND the parents o f Mrs. Freeman, taken from the Delph Creek Scott & Eager of Dayton, Wash., Saturday, after being in Canada have purchased approximately 4,400,- during the harvesting season. and to take in the football game. hatchery and planted in the va Balance on hand Feb. 1, 1922.......................... $ 722.08 000 board feet of yellow pine, Douglas He is planning on leaving soon ♦ + + + * ♦ + + + + + + 4 C. R. Betts arrived Tuesday, rious streams. R eceived ..................... 2,407.85 fir and white fir in the Umatilla na for southern Oregon to work in from Eugene, to join his wife King Coe spent Armistice day Ssvinga Account.......... 1,909.21 tional forest. who has with her children, been and Sunday with his grandpar the logging camps. The political race between George T o ta l____ $5,039.09 visiting her parents, Mr. and ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dill- Paid out per warrants.. L. Quine and W. L. Cobb for county 967.53 Mr. and Mrs. N ig Stone have Mrs. T. J. Reagan, for some inger, Sylvia Head also spent Judge of Douglas county will prob returned to their home after a ably not be decided until the final weeks. They wid return shortly the week-end with them. Mrs. Balance on hand Nov. summer a t4 )w yer’s camp which count is made. 13,1922...................... $4,071.59 to Eugene. Coe has been here for the past The compulsory education bill which has closed until after the holi SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT FUND A large shipment o f Peter’s ten days. Oregon adopted at last week’s election days. NO. “ 2” shoes the all leather line just re by a majority vote of more than 13,000 The new officers for the Nora Balance on hand Feb. 1, is to be tested in the courts for Its ceived, all styles for all occasions Memorial Sunday School a re, Just the thing for a Birthday 1922 . . ............... $ <9.64 Tag Day constitutional right to live. and as usual the price is right at superintendent, T. Carpenter; Received ________ 1.247.38 The pear shipping season from the or Christmas present Saturday was “ tag day’ ’ for Rose’s. assistant superintendent, Mrs. Rogue river valley is about over, there Total.........$1,326.97 the public library and the money Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wiicox, Mr. M. Weatherby; secretary and Paid to Estacada being only about 20 cars yet to go. So raised will be used to buy new and Mrs. W.J. Moore, Miss Mabel treasurer, Clyde Davis; organist, State Bank per far 1309 cars of pears have been books. Usually the library board Wilcox and John Moger motored Ethel Young; bible class, J. W. * shipped to the eastern market. warrants___ $925.66 do on bonds 44.32 * According to figures compiled by has a drive once a year to secure to Portland last Friday to attend Morrison; young people’s class, but it was dis the livestock show. ♦ the Port of Portland, of 1,123 vessels new members, Total_____________ 969.98 W. Dart; primary department, + clearing from the Columbia river dur pensed with this year, and many Mrs. Weatherby. Balance on hand Nov. ing the first ten months of the present Mrs. Lena Underwood return The Store + year, 913 carried the American flag. whose time has expired, have ed Tuesday, from Underwood, 13,1922____________ $ 356.99 Mr. and Mrs. Hass Tracy have not renewed, therefore “ tag ♦ T * i Í ♦ < ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + During the month of October the Wash., where she had been for just returned from aweek’s trip REFUNDING STREET AND SEWER Oregon Growers' association paid out day’ ’ was planned. To keep up FUND several weeks, helping with the to the coast. of the Salem office to growers from the interest in the library, ¡pt is Balance on hand Feb. 1. apple packing. She is an expert various pools and for the packing and necessary to have new books 1922............... $ 16.57 at it, and this time broke all her P. T . A . Carnival handling o f prunes, a total of $722,- occasionally. Mrs. W. J. Moore, Reed, from Co. Treas... 297.17 901.67. previous records, having packed A regular old time carnival Wheat shipments from the Colum president o f the Library Asso : over 5,000 boxes. Total.........$ 313.84 with all its attractions and! con bia river district between July 1 and ciation, was the leader in the Paid to Estacada State Extra special Boys’ ail wool cessions will be in town tomor November 1 reached 8,379,285 bush “ tag day” movement, her as Bank to pay bonds... 313.84 PLAC E Y O U R IN els, while for the same time In the sistants being Mrs. It. H. Cur- I suits with 2 pair o f knickerbock row, Friday, night, at the park SU R ANC E THROUGH Balance on hand Nov. 1921-22 season they were 16,776,340 fin, Mrs. Joe Woodle, Mrs. W. , ers sire up to 16 years, 12.50 pavilion. An admission o f 25c. YO U R HOME AG ENT WHO 18, IM S $0.000.00 bushels. F. Cary and Evelyn Bacon. The vv,11'e tnpy last- 1 hese are reg'i- for adults and 10c. for children, WI L L PROTECT The board of directors of the lower In Liberty Bonds on hand $1,650.GO YOUR IN TE R E ST arif' suits, get them at will be charged at the door. Columbia Dairy association has fixed amount realized was a little over! 'ai Rose’s. return for this each individual N IN A IV ECKER, 51 cents a pound as the price to be $19.00. City Treasurer. A special train from Portland will be given $2,500 in paper paid for butterfat delivered to Its As toria creamery during the month of Birthday Dinner next Tuesday night, will bring money to spend at the various In Honor of His Natal Day October. Mrs. H. A. La Barre, on Sun; <50 Eastern Stars and their de booths. Have your fortune told! The voters of Medford at last week’s Dr. W. W. Rhodes was greatly Come day, Nov. 5, entertained at a de- gree team, who will exemplify See the monkey laugh! election adopted a charter amendment surprised Wednesday evening o f and enjoy yourself! Doors open lightful dinner in honor o f Mr. the work in the local Chapter. providing for a water commission to at 8 p. m. last week, as a result o f nis birth* be appointed by the mayor and to La Barre’s birthday which came A six o ’clock dinner will preceed day Those present were Mr. have full control of the water depart the following day. Covers w e re ! the initiatory ceremony, , Change in Telephone Co. ment of the city. and Mrs. Ted Ahlberg, Mr. and laid for Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Jac Our thanks are due our friend . 7 . v Charles A. Bigelow, commissioner W H IT E L E G H O R N S ques, Mrs. Marion Bennett Duva and former townsman, George B. I G- L- Smith has purchased the Mrs. Fred Bartholomew, Mr. and jf public affairs, was re-elected and Mrs. Dave Eshelman, Mr. and Bred for Vigor and High Stanhope S. Pier was elected, accord Bennett, Mrs. E. H. Bennett, Weatherby. for two copies o f an ! ' n^er,8t ° f Dr. H. V. Adix in the Egg i roduction. Mrs. W. E. Linn. Mr. and Mrs. .... Ernest Escondido, CaHL, paper. From Eat*c#d* Telephone and Tele- Miss Savonne Stanton, ing to complete unofficial returns from ______________ L I N E B R E D consistently for all city precincts, for city commis Amacher, Mrs. R. T. Carter and them we learn that burg is going * ' abh Company and has assumed T. H. Morton. Mr. and Mrs. A . seven years.— REM EM BER we sioners in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. La Barre. Mrs. some. A big irrigation project management. , L hlott and Mr. and Mrs. V. W. were entirely sold out o f baby C. W. Drake, 55. and William Mc- chicks last spring, so get your or Hauser. The evening was spent Marion Bennett Duva who has a will insure it being wet in spite- der in early fo r li*28 delivery. Teague, 45. are dead as the result of George Morrow and wife mo-1 playing 500. at which Mr. Ahl* remarkable colatura soprar.o of natural or national drouths, being struck by rocks flying from a Everyone of our cust'imers is a tored over from Portland last berg won the men’s prize, and entertained the guests satisfied custom er.--W HY NOT Mast at the William Von der Hellen voice, The willows and brush on the SllnflflV tO VIQlf ill ill/. . nom/> rtf ‘ , Vf -a (f.,tl«rtlrtmn... .1 a . . .. .. , ,,, , Sunday to visit at the home of Mrs. number yourself among them? Bartholomew the ladies’. road camp on the Crater lake high durfng the evening. flat DV I t O hall LnifO rvvi I py thP the O city have Im been Mrs. Morrow’s uncle, A. E. A few Pedigreed Cockerels that V. W. Hauser presented the Dr. way near Prospect. will grade up any flock, at $2 50 L, V. Cleworth has accipted a cut down. I f the city owned Sparks. Mrs. Sparks accompan with a large birthday cake, very The assessment on all property in and 85.00 each —call in and look these lots they would make a Oregon, exclusive of public utilities, position in Portland and left the ied them home, returning Mon artistically decorated, and lun* them over. upon which the levy for 1923 will be first of the week. He will still nice plaza laid out with walks day evening. cheon vfas served by Mrs. made, will be slightly lower than the have charge o f the Gem theatre, and flowers, with a fountain in Rhodes. present year, according to a report the center and a swimming or Estacada. Oregon. The W. C. T, U. ladies are however. ssned by Frank Lovell, state tax com FARM -caredone rri • out cf Estacada on wading pool. But then this working on their Mother Goose Garfield road. I f you want something choice misstoner. The 1923 levy will be based See Mrs. J. E. Gates for piar.o would mean more taxation and Bazaar and entertainment, which in sweet potatoes try some o f on the tax rolls for 1922 and probably instruction. Prices reasonable, since the late election the thought is to take place December 12. those Jersey Sweets at Rose’s, Subscribe for your homepaper, will be announced late in December. I. O. O. F. building. 5 -ltf even o f new taxes is taboo. Keep the date in your mind. there is a difference. the E astern C lackama 3 N ews J : OF GENERAL INTEREST V. nits j j FIRE INSURANCE. - W e Sell CENTURY Pens and Pencils Look overthc assortment * E Rexall For Fire Insurance Cary Real Estate Co. T ra p -N e ste d PHIL MARQUAM