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Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County
V o l u m e 16,
N u m b e r 23
E st a c a d a , O r e g o n , T h u r s d a y , M a r c h 15, 1923.
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF 6ENERALJNTEREST
SPRINGWATER NEWS
LOCAL BREVITIES
$1.50 P er Y ear
GARFIELD ITEMS
M U S A N O 1.0.0. F.
ATTEND SPECIAL SERVICE
Mr. and Mrs. E. Daybale and
W. F. Cary was a business
Capt. A. E. Burghduff, state
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Horner and visitor in Portland last night.
game warden, and M. L. Rick
W. W. RHODES
daughter, accompanied M rs.
Miss Ethel Douglass visited man, superintendent of trout
O S T E O P A T H IC
Horner’s sister, Mrs. Roy Hub­ with home folks here last Thurs hatcheries, paid a visit to Delph
Principal
Events
of
the
Wea'i
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
bard,
to
Portland
last
Tuesday.
Creek
hatchery
on
Monday.
There
was
a vow interesting
day.
Office in Lichthorn Bldg., Estacada,
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
She left the same evening for
A
week
end
visitor
at
the
J.
serv*
ce
the
M. L. church last
Born—On March 9, 1923, to
mation of Our Readers.
T A R . G. F. MIDFOKD
her home at Dayton, Wash.
B.
Robertson
home
was
Mrs.
J.
Sunday
evening,
when the Re-
Warren McWillis and wife,
J -'P H Y S I C I A N a n d S U R G E O N .
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joe
Guttridge
daughter,
C.
Stephens,
Mr.
Robertson’s
:
bekahs
and
°dd
Eel
tows accept-
X R a y E ç u ip m e n t — G l a s s e s f it t e d
M ultnom ah county will this yaar and children autoed to Silverton
i ed an invitation from the pastor.
sister
from
Portland.
O FFIC E and Rosidence Second and Main Strsets.
pay 33.96 p er cent of th e to tal sta te
Note our windows for special
Estacada. Orapon—Téléphoné Connections
Howard W Mort, to attend in a
Sunday to visit with Mrs. Gut-
tax.
ties in kitchen ware also note our The P. H. Batlins have moved I body. A portion of the audito­
tridge’s
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J ) R . CHAS. P. JOHNSON
from the Phil Standish home to
The W illam ette V alley C leaners' and
special prices at Roses.
They returned home
D yers’ association will m eet in E u­ Zurcher.
their
own new home just north rium was reserved for the visi­
DENTIST
Miss
Lydia
Mattson
was
among
tors and the service opened with
gene
Friday.
Monday.
Estacada,
Oregon.
the out of town visitors in Esta- of the Grange hail.
S everal of th e logging cam ps In the
a
song by the congregation.
Edward Shearer has been sick i , „ , '
Mrs. Gid Krigbaum was hos­ Orchestral music added much to
low er Colum bia riv e r d istric t have
W. WALLENS
in bed the past two weeks with Cada Sunday‘
been compelled to close as a resu lt of
S U R G E O N D E N T IS T
R. G. Marchbank was on duty tess Friday when a few friends the interest of the singing. O.
sciatic rheumatism.
snow.
met at her home to quilt.
For over 20 years at Springwater, Ore.
E. Smith and little son Walter
S ta te b a r exam inations will be held in
The Neighborly club met with at his place of business again
Don’t let your neighbors tell were the violinists, Morris Ely
P ortland T hursday and Friday, accord Mrs. Wiley Howell on Wednes­ this week, after a short illness.
• A LBERT t . e l o t t
lng to announcem ent made by A rth u r
Mesdames Ted Ahlberg and you how good the play, ‘‘A played the cornet and Albert
day.
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
Cheerful Liar” was, be there A d 1 i n the saxophone. Miss
Benson, clerk of the O regon suprem e
R ESID EN T LAW YER
I. A. Hull returned from Ida­ W. H. Grabeel were Portlanc yourself to see it. To ¡be given Mary Alice Reed and Mrs. Lo­
court.
visitors Monday,
ESTACADA.
-
-
OREGON
The expenditures for th e year 1922 ho last week. He brought Mrs.
at Garfield Grange Saturday retta Sagner were the pianists.
In th e U m pqua national forest were Hull back as far as Portland, a s 1 Messrs. L. V. Cleworth and night, March 31.
W M . G. D U N L A P
During the service Mesdames
$137,128.44, according to the annual the climate did not agree with CJyde Denny were among the
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
Mrs.
E.
T.
Davis
was
a
Port­
Harry
Kltching and Sam Barr
Estacada visitors at the metrop­
At Estacada, in the office of Woodle rep o rt filed by F o rest S upervisor Carl her there.
land
visitor
last
week.
sang
some
duels.
B.
Neal.
Realty Co., on Saturdays—Portland of­
olis last Saturday.
The Sunday School children
fice 1524 Yeon Building.
The cam paign ag ain st the Industrial
I
he
subject
of the sermon was
Ben
F.
Walher,
who
has
been
The next meeting of the W.
W orkers of th e W orld Is w arm ing are working on their program
appropriately
"Love,” based on
with
his
sister
Mrs.
M.
Eash
for
Q
D. EBY,
C. T. U. will be held March 22,
up in Coos county. Seven men are for Easter Sunday.
St.
Paul’s
exposition
in I Corin­
A TT O R N EY A T LAW .
some
time,
left
for
California
under a rre s t In M arshfield and five
at the home of Mrs. Harry
thians
13.
The
large
and atten­
Friday.
General Practice. Confidential Ad­ In Coqullle.
Smith.
viser. Oregon City. Oregon.
tive
audience
drew
out
the best
T he annual picnic of th e Oregon Hol­
Evangelist
John
Bruce
and
W. E. Linn and Family Return
We have an exceptionally large
stein B reed ers’ association will be held
in the speaker who developed his
A fl’cGUIRK & SCHNEIDER
family
have
returned
to
Garfield
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Linn re­ line of silk as well as lisle hosiery
on th e O regon A gricultural college
AV-L
A T T O R N E Y S A T LAW .
theme most interestingly and
cam
pus
a
t
C
orvallis
during
the
week
turned
home from their visit to just received for spring. Our after several months absence in r >se to the heights of eloquence
At Gresham office—Tue.-davs, Thurs­
days ana Saturdays, 203-5, Withrow of Ju n e 19.
Illinois on Monday. They were exclusive brand the Everwear Washington.
at times. He thanked the \isi-
building. Portland office, 721 Corbett
P lans have been com pleted by the accompanied by Mr. Linn’s elder line is giving unusual wear, to be
building.
tors
for their attendance and
Oregon public service com m ission for
His First Case.
son Hobart and his wife and had at Rose’s.
assured
them of the great pleas­
resum ing th e Pacific Telephone
MONEY TO LOAN
Justice of the Peace Bacon held ure it gave him for them to be
B. H. Zimerman and family,
T elegraph com pany ra te reh earin g In baby, and also Mr. Linn’s young­
er son Edward. The sons ex­ who have been occupying the W. his first case at the City Hall there.
P A U L C. FISCHER
P o rtlan d T hursday.
T he sta te tax on gasoline and dis­ pect to remain west. Mr. Linn E. Linn residence, are now lo­ Saturday afternoon. The case
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
BEAVER Bldg.
OREGON CITY tillate produced a revenue of $66,911.10 enjoyed his visit but is glad to
Worth Reading
cated in the Jim Linn residence. was one between Victor Leon of
during the m onth of Jan u ary , 1923, ac­
be home again. He says busi­
lurrinsville, and George Walters
Those who saw the film last
cording to a sta te m e n t compiled by
What would St. Patrick think
ness in the eastern cities is good,
of the same place. Leon had Saturday night, of the "Silent
th e se c re ta ry of state.
of the condition to day, in the
given Walters a bill of sale on Cali,” will be interested in an ar­
More th an 325 m em bers and guests much building and money plenti­
island of which he is supposed to
atten d ed th e annual m eeting of the ful, but in the country the farm­
some hogs as security for a loan. ticle in the March number of the
B aker county cham ber of com m erce ers are badly hit and forced to be the patron saint?
London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.
The latter took the hogs for the American magazine, in whieh
a t B aker. It was featu red by an O re­ abandon their home3 in many
Miss Elsie Deardorf arrived debt, and the former sought to the owner, Larry Trimble, of the
Keep your policy in our Fire
gon p ro d u cts’ banquet.
cases. However the agricultural Tuesday, from Molalla, where replevin them. A. T. Elott of wonderful dog, “Strongheart,”
Proof Vault, free of charge.
T axpayers of Lane county have
she is attending school, for a few ¡¡stacada appeared for the plain­ tells of how he trained the ani­
m ore money this year than for a num ­ prospect is brightening, and by
H. C. S T E P H E N S
tiff, while the defendant was mal. In some of the pictures,
ber of years past, it is said by mem­ next year the farmers hope that days visit with her parents.
bers of th e tax collecting force in the the crisis will have passed.
L. D. Held was taken to the represented by Chris Schuebel the dog is seen mauling a man,
A gent .
office of S heriff S tickels.
Good Samaritan hospital in Port­ of Oregon City. The jury con­ his enemy, but in reality did not
To m eet th e housing need created
land last Thursday, where it is sisting of Gus. Wilcox, Charles hurt him, and the two were on
W.
C.
T.
U.
Notes
by th e rapidly grow ing population,
hoped
he may soon recover.
<6
•
Pitching, Gabe Norris, Hass Tra­ very friendly terms. The wolf,
co nstruction of 60 fram e houses will
At the meeeting at the home
A
Clyde Schnck has set up two cy. G. R. Ellis, and B. F. Bul­ “ Lady Silver,” when received
bo sta rte d im m ediately a t Bend by J. of Mrs. H. W. Mort on March
R. Conway, P o rtlan d contractor.
8th, it was decided to hold an high poles back of the Townsend lard, found for the defendant. by Mr. Trimble, was chained to
U nassigned surplus of th e sta te in­
If customers made but one visit
Easter sale of cooked foods on house on Main Street, which he Notice for appeal has been made. her crate as she was considered
d u strial accident funds, excluding the
to our store we would soon be
very vicious, but in less than two
recently purchased. He will in­
sta te appropriation, ag g reg ates $457,- the last Saturday of March. A
forced out of business. Our pro­
hours after releasing her, she
S. Amann Passes
070.26, according to a rep o rt prepared later announcement will desig­ stall a radio set in his new home.
gress is dependent upon return
was snuggling up to him and
by m em bers of the comm ission.
After
a
serious
illness
of
some
nate
the
place
of
holding
the
A
shipment
of
iron
beds,
calls and upon ability to serve you
R. H. Bonney, su p erin ten d e n t of the sale. All members are asked tc
courteously with what you want-
springs and mattresses just in, weeks, S. Amann of Currinsville licking his face. He gives many
U nion fish h atchery, n e a r L a G rande,
at a satisfactory price. When we
contribute something good to eat. we can furnish you any thing passed away at his home yester­ valuable hints on how to handle
has announced th a t 26 new tanks,
buy merchandise the leading thot
day afternoon. The remains are animals.
which will increase th e rap acity of the The proceeds of the sale are for you want in this line and as pri­
we have in mind is: 'Will this prove
at
the Gates undertaking par­
p lan t one-third, will be Installed in th e the benefit of the Children’s ces are advancing it is a good
satisfactory to our customers?”
lors
and can be seen by his St. Patrick's Day Program
Farm Home.
h atch e ry in th e n e a r future.
time to buy. We also carry a
We avoid the cheap, the shoddy,
The following program will be
W alter E. M eacham of B aker was
and the second grade. A small
The following was unanimous­ line ol kitchen chairs, rockers friends tomorrow morning after
re-elected presid en t of the Old O re­
given
under the auspices of the
nine
o’clock.
The
funeral,
which
profit often is better than a big
ly adopted by the Union;
and high chairs for the kiddies
gon T rail association a t its annual
profit once. The satisfied custo­
Invincibles,
Friday evening at
will
he
at
the
chapel
at
1:30
p,
“ By reason of the controversy at Rose’s.
m eeting a t Baker. A. W. Neleon of
mer is the best advertisement.
8:00
o’clock,
at the Methodist
will
be
strictly
private.
in
regard
to
the
making
of
the
La G rande was elected se cretary to
Mesdames H. C. Gohring and
furniture for the Farm Home,
More particulars will be given church:
succeed H orace B. R yder of Baker.
D. E. Eshleman entertained the
Irish National Air:’ Members of clnss
next week.
A jo in t show will be staged by the the W. C. T. U. wishes to go on
Rebekah
officers Tuesday after­
Duet, "That’* an Irish Lullaby” ....
record
as
having
every
confi­
P endleton R o tarian s and A m erican
Retha Ames, Irene Hayden, Mary
dence
in
Mr.
Dawe
and
being
noon,
at
the
home
of
the
former.
Pie
Social
Legion m em bers of th e Pendleton post
The
Store
Alice Reed, Elizabeth Weir.
next m onth for the purpose of raising perfectly willing to have his de­ A very enjoyable time is report­
Everybody is invited to the Reading, ' The Magda’s H atp,......
partment do the work assigned. ed.
funds to equip and m aintain Sturgl3
‘pie
social” at the I. O. O. F.
.............................. Virginia Dubois
M rs . A. H a s s e l l . President.
park for the benefit of Pendleton chil­
After a visit of several weeks hall, on Tuesday night, March Women’s Trio, “ Killarney” Mrs. H.
dren.
W. Kitchlng, Miss Ruth Dillon,
George L. C leaver of P o rtlan d has Portlanders Hike to Estacada at the home of her aunt, Mrs. C. 27, under the auspices of the
Mrs. E. M. Yocum.
S.
Allen,
Miss
Alice
Goforth
left
Ladies Auxiliary. Any lady who Pantomime,
been appointed sta te prohibition of­
members of class
A
special
car
took
sixty
mem-
last Friday for a visit with rela­ cares to, may bring a pie, and it ^".assisted by Two
ficer by G overnor Pierce. T his office
Mrs. H. W. Hitching.
jers
of
the
Trail
Club,
Sunday,
was created by th e la st legislature and
tives and friends at Aberdeen. will be very acceptable. The Piano Solo,................
Nova Smith
c a rrie s a salary of $2400 a year. Mr. as far as Cedar Brook, whence Washington.
PLACE YOUR IN­
ONE-ACT PLAY
proceeds
from
this
entertain­
C leaver will have his h ead q u arters in they hiked across country to Es­
SURANCE THROUGH
“ BOOSTING BRIDGET”
The United Artisans will give ment will go to disabled soldiers.
tacada. They returned home
YOUR HOME AGENT WHO P ortland.
CHA RtCTEIS
a
500
party
at
the
Odd
Fellows
R
ep
resen
tativ
e
S
ln
n
o
tt
has
left
WI L L P R O T E C T
about 5 o’clock, the car having
Mrs. Herbert Brewster (Jane) a young
W
ashington,
D.
C.
w
ith
the
house
irri­
hall,
Wednesday
evening,
March
Is
Your
Name
Written
Here?
YOUR INTEREST
matron ..................... Vary ilolgate
gation com m ittee for th e southw est to gone on and waited for them at 21st, at 8:30 p. m.
Why not
Louise Harris, h.;r friend and guest
Estacada.
in v estig ate th e Im perial valley Irriga­
Those subscribing during the
come and spend an enjoyable
................................... Irene Hayden
tio n project. He will re tu rn to W ash­
week
were: A. C. Anderson. L. Bridget, her maid
ElMtbeth Weir
evening
with
us?
Refreshments
ington, D. C i before going to Oregon Special Show Tuesday Night
M. Henthorn, Ed Still, H. B. Sat* Harriet Gordon, her frequent caller
will
be
served.
Bring
two-bits.
for th e sum m er.
There will be a special show
...................... Mary Alice Reed
ver, A. R. Hawkins, Oscar Horn­
F o u rth class p o stm asters for Oregon Tuesday night at the Gem thea­ EVERYBODY WELCOME.
by, W. E. McWillis, W. L. Shaf­ Roweyo Brewster, her sister-in-law
have been appointed as follows:
In buying all kinds of footwear fer and H. G. Marshall.
tre, the picture being entitled,
................ Ira D lUglass
C harles E. Newell. B irkenfleld; Niels
Mr». Hastings, her social leader
it
is true economy to buy guaran­
‘The
Flirt,”
story
by
Booth
J. H anson, F lora; Mrs. E tta Dukes.
....- ............................. C e rtn d e Fink
teed all leather shoes, like the
M erlin; Mrs. A nnie O. Johnson, Odell; Tarkington.
G. P. Rose after being confin­ Mrs. Emily Applegate, her husband’a
Amos D. R obinette, R obinette, and
Peter’s line, one established here ed to his home since December!
aunt— ..... ............. Nadine Anders
Notice
WHITE LEGHORNS
B erth a M. Forbes, Stauffer.
for many
years, and . with
a . guar 30, was able to walk to his store
An
admission fte of 25 cents
....
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..
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.
.
Bred for Vigor and High
Following th e holding of a pnblio
There » ill be a meeting of the antee of your money hank and a
3u„dav
had , k
¡„ for adults and 15 cents for chil-
Egg Production.
m eeting a t A storia by M ajor R ichard
-ru ,t Gro»„n, Aaaoemt.on on
pair free for any l’etera ^
,
,
b,lt w0„t to the dren will he charged for the pro­
Our primary aim is to produce
P ark of th e U nited S tates engineer*
Saturday,
March
17,
in
the
lobby,
shoe
found
with
paper
in
heels,
vigorous, husky chicks; healthy,
to conelder objections to the new pro­
store Tuesday. He has gained Hpam. A social hour with Irish
rugged breeding stock, and first
When bet- his normal w e i g h t hut his stunts and a good time for every
posed highw ay bridge across the Lewis of the Estacada hotel, at 2:30 p. insoles or counters.
class hatching eggs. Hence, in
and C lark rire r, perm ission was g ra n t m. The object of the meeting is | ter shoes are made for the mon-
many cases, our customers roll
strength is slow in coming hack one will follow the program, and
up bigger egg records than we do.
ed th e highw ay com m ission to erect to elect a director and advisory f.y> “Peters will make them.”
But we hold oi r mature stoex
to him.
winsome Irish maids will serve
th e stru ctu re.
com m ittee,
bacx aa long as possible after the
For your information I will state
refreshments at a charge of 10
T
he
bill
passed
a
t
th
e
recen
t
ses­
moult and bring them into laying
C. A. JAQUES, Secretary. that the International Shoe Co.
It had been rumored that a cents to all who wish them.
sion of th e leg islatu re prohibiting the
as near the hatching season as
possible. Thus are our customer*
of which the Peters Shoe is a petition was to be handed in at
use of m ilk products In the m anu­
Attention
assured of strong, rugged chicKs
branch, ¡3 the largest manufac- the meeting of the city council H. G. Marshall of Noti, Ore.,
factu
re
of
b
u
tte
r
su
b
stitu
tes
sold
in
and high quality hatching eggs.
th
is
sta
te
will
be
»Hacked
through
will
Garfield
Dorcas
Society
turer
of shoes in the world with last Tuesday, to extend the hours a place about 20 miles from Eu-
ORDER EARLY.
th e referendum , aceordlng to a U tte r meet at the home of Mrs. Louise a capacity of one hundred and
public dances. A number of gene, who has b< en visiting his
received at th e offices of th e secre­ ^ambertson, Thursday, March
PHIL MARQliAM
forty thousand pairs daily. You remonstrants were on hand to father-in law, Ed Closner of
ta ry of sta ts.
Estacada Oregon
22. 1923.
can get them for the whole fam- oppose it but no petition was Springwater, leaves for his home
FARM lo c a tio n « mil« out of Estacada on
GarflaM raad.
(Concluded on page 2)
M rs . I da P almateer , Sec y. ily a t Rose's.
presented for consideration.
I this week.
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