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V olume 16, N umber 30
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
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LOCAL BREVITIES
GARFIELD ITEMS
OREGON NOTES OF
GENERAL INTEREST
$1.50 P er Y ear
SPRINGWATER NEWS
Ï0 PROMOTE STATE
DAIRY INTERESTS
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Dart and
Stanley Belfils is here visiting
Marion Millard w as home over
| son Kenneth, motored to Molalla his mother.
the week end from Portland.
Sunday to visit relatives.
We have a full line o f beds,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Erickson
Mrs. 0. E. Lamberson left on springs and mattresses at Roses’. had their son Wdliam operated
Sunday for Salem where she will
Important Occurrences of
Mrs. Fred Bartholomew en on for adenoids and to nsils last i | A meeting was called at the
visit her sister for several weeks.
Past Week Briefly Com
tertains the Priscilla club today. Monday at Portland.
Gem theitre Tuesday night in
piled for Our Readers.
The Porter and Garfield schools
Harold Horner is building an the interests o f the dairymen,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Duus were
haye been having several prac
all day visitors in Portland yes addition to his house this week. to meet representatives o f the
Dedication services were held In tice ball games, preparing to
The C. E. society play, “ The Oregon-Idaho Dairy Loan Com
terday.
Oregon City Friday tor the new $.36,- play Estacada.
Miss Helen Wooster was here| Gornf r Grocery Store.” given pany which is patterned after
000 Oddfellows’ temple.
Saturday, May 5, at 10:30 a.
from Portland to spend the week a‘st Saturday evening, was very the federal reserve banks, for
The Union county track and field
m, Garfield Grange will take up.
good and each one o f the young the purpose of extending aid to
meet is scheduled for Saturday at the
end
with her parents.
Candidates will please be at hp.il
stopk sho\y grounds at Union,
people who took part, did their dairymen who wish to improve
See Mrs. J. E. Gates for piano
by 11 o’ clock.
"fne Oregon Growers’ Co-operative
best. The society took in $30 their herds. The speakers were
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Moreland instruction. Prices reasonable. gross proceeds from the door
association has sold Its Royal Anne
Judge Whalley and Messrs. W.
5-4tf
cherry pool at Salem for 10 % cents a went to Portland Monday for a I. O. 0. F. building.
and the sale of ice cream cones. H. Warrens and Claude MeCol-
pound.
firs. Gus Wilcox entertained
couple o f days.
Born -On Monday, April 23, lough all of Portland.
The first
The Nawsco line freighter Brush
her mother Mrs. Currin, from
Mrs. J. Micheals and children
1923, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Rav named gentleman is the introdu
struck the rocks on the point of Cape
Gresham last Thursday.
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Brocall (nee Mabel Hull) at Ap- cer ot the Guernsey stock into
Arago reef, three miles south of Coos were Pcrt'and visitors last week.
New samples o f Wall Paper pleton> Wash. The bab
djed
bay, and broke In two.
this state.
He is president o f
cheaper than last year at
Thursday evening and I. M. Hull the Guernsey association, and
A personal subscription campaign
to obtain fiip4g fpr tbg
frf a
3' 29tf
Pointers and Rlissell Seaquest brought owns and operates a modern
Mupliy liprarj» pudding m ftosebqrg
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i Special prices on flour
this the body to Springwater for bur dairy composed o f entirely pure
will pp started at once,
in answer to Councilman Love- | week at Rose’s. We carry
the ial on Friday evening, at the bred Guernsey cattle. The phe
The first rose of the season to make
lace’s claim of progressiveness, White Mountain, Drifted Snow Springwater cemetery,
nomenal growth of the Guernsey
Its appearance in Clackamas county
j Mrs. William Still and chil- breed in this state during the
is at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter we wish to ask the gentleman if and Gold Medal.
he is familiar with^the terms of
Mrs. Rqjg^N
Wentworth of Oregon City.
B.USSfH Beils
tie ns went to dren returned home on Saturday past few years, may be credited
progress
and
aggression? |
. Portland last Friday to visit Mr. I from Portland
to his activities and ability. His
John Llssa, rancher living near
Buena Vista, 11 miles south of Salem, In all fairness yy |.°Wi claim of j Betts, and he accompanied her
Rev. and Mrs. V. A. Weir are subiect was on dairying with
cqmmjttc.cl 9 ’iil^du by ¡mooting ^lm- being progressive, have not many ( home Saturday evening
pure blood cows.
Mr. Warrens
enjoying a new 1923 Ford.
sffif (n 'the* peaq with i riflS.'
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Of your acts as a councilman I w „
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who operates a substantial dairy
Ed. Shearer is able to be out
The state treasurer has reported that been that qf aggipessiqn,
v$n
farm at Sherwood, Or., spoke on
I
drove
over
to
Portland
yester-
with
the aid of crutches, after a
he has received from the cguntie* gf fiqd t(Y the records
what the dairy industry might
Qj-egoji a^proalii^telj. *i,i&p,y(ia pt $3,-
siege of rheumatism.
pil? Thereoorda « h o t ^ a r y o V ^ ' ..Mr' Ba.c° n 7 ° rtsfi that
become, while Mr. McCollough
g0g,i{8 due ip first half taxetQ
and your family have drawn hlS w,fe 13 * ett,n* a,on* ^
of the Portland Joint Stock Land
Yamhill eounty Pomona grange has
Mr. qr.d Mrs. K. D. Starr and
Bank, dealt with the financial
gone on record as favoring establish from the treasury of the city of
Molalla, visited Mrs.
ment of Btate-owned banks and in Estacada a very )pr£|& sum o f j haf>Y of
Mr. and Mrs. Walker had the side, the relation o f the U. S.
mqn^y. yours personally runs Starr’s parents. Mr, and Mrs.
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dustrial Institutions of various sorts.
misfortune to have their house government and federal land
The 104th ^nuiversa^y o f t&e found into the hundreds of dollars. ; R- Q- Server. ¿Saturday night and j burn down
banks to the dairyman.
Unfor
on Saturday.
ing of QddfeHowship was commemorat Were you progressive eqqqgh to I Sunday.
tunately
the
attendance
was
slim
Rex Gordon and daughter from
ed in Portland by the laying of the
"W tlW tw a in «« end o f a pkk'
Mr. and Mrs. w> A< W iW x Colton, are visiting at the S. W,
cornerstone pi fhe ne^. q d ^ U o w g ’
and shovel to earn this monev?:enjoved a y,st
„ coup,e 0f
fgnipla
Benjamin homo.
Was
it
not
“
aggressiveness”
in
daya
,ast
wepk
witb
Mr. Wilcox’s
Portland was the only city of the
Dorothy Craft is spending a
A t a special meeting o f the
entire Pacific northwest represented at watching the other fe.UQiv do the sister. Mrs. Close, o f Vancouver,
few days in Portland.
city council last week it was re
the annual meeting in Washington. D. work ¡ind yuur. bill being o. k.ed Washington.
Mr. Veddor, county school solved it deems it expedient and
C., of the American Secjety.
News- by the council? P)o you think,
Mrs.
W.
C.
Bacon
and
D.
M.
pppec Editors
superintendent and Mrs. Lans- necessary and declares its inten
jn looking bagk over your several
Marshall
are
both
reported
downe, supervisor, visited the tion to improve! the following
XVlth petweeq W and
managers aeta as a councilman since many
improving after their berfous op Dodge school last Tuesday after streets:
af chain store# ot the J. C. Penney
o f them have been tried out,
eration®, The former is at the noon,
company, Inc., In attendance, the semi
Main street from the north
have been for “ progress” ? If
annual convention for this district was
wood Samaritan and the latter af
line
of First to the north line of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Horner and
you wish us to
,p^cit1c and
held In Portland.
St. Vincent’ s hospitals,
|
Third:
family took in the baseball game
The cruiser Seattle has been order Lame them, w.e can and will
Revv and Nlr», A. F, Lacey of at Estacada Sundav afternoon.
Second street from Broadway
ed Portland to participate ‘in' the oDlige, but to be brief we will Madras,
to Main;
0re., drove over yester
Rose' festival program ih June,‘ Sen agree with you if yqu ^('»1 change
Mrs. Clarence Juhb and Rosa
day, to see their friends.
Mr.
Third street from Broadway
ator Mcjdiry Was advised Ipy Admiral ‘‘ piogyessi’ to “ aggression.”
B. TenEyck spent Saturday in
s throat trouble has been
to Main.
fo o n ti of the navyr.
E, 9. W ohler .
Portland.
completely cured in that dry re
The improvement to consist of
jfn^u npeppnf has been made by
The Community club program the construction of bituminous
Lee Shannon, Umatilla county rgad-
gion. They returned today.
for last Saturday evening was pavement from curb to a point
master, that the Old Oregon fr g ll be-
Remember when you need
A letter received last week by
tprpeq pendletoe and La Grande is now
postponed on account o f the ill eight feet from the center o f the
open for tourist travel.'
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. footwear that you can get the ness of so many children.
said streets, fhe cost is to he
The total registration af the Univer Wagner, from Otis Wagner, con Peters guaranteed all leather line
Ben Stowell had the misfor met by the adjacent property
o
f
shoes
at
Rose’s.
sity of Oregon at Eugene for the year tained the interesting informa
tune to get his foot badly cut at owners.
to date was announced as 2104 under tion that he was to be married
Mrs. Tom Mortqn left yester the mill on Saturday.
Under the recent bonding issue
graduate students, 938 of whom are
last Thursday, April 27, at San day ir< hue ear for Portland. Her
women and 1166 men.
the center of these streets will
Diego, Calif., to
Qpai vvyse. sister-in-law Mrs. Robert Morton
Fire, supposedly set by bootleggers,
be paved with la strip sixteen
Shy»
te
a
charming
young
lady will join her there and both ladies
destroyed the home at Rosehurg of
What might have proved a se feet wide, and this further im
They ex
Sheriff SUuuer o f Douglas ¿fcii'nfy and and a university graduate. Otis go on to California,
rious conflagration was fortu provement is to pave a strip
nearly trapped his two children who was a general favorite here and pect to bt> gone about six weeks.
nately checked in time last Sun twenty-two feet wide on each
were alone in the building.
has a host of friends, who will
Mrs. Guy Graham and little day morning about eight o’clock. side of the center strip, so as to
Crops of all kinds are doing well In fejAicp at hi» good fortune, es
son who have been visiting Mrs. Smoke was perceived issuirg make the pavement extend to
Oregon and vegetation 1^ ahead pf the
pecially as it indicates that his Graham’s grandmother, Mrs. M.
from the rear of the meat mar the curb. In this way the whole
average seasop. Wheat crop prospects
health which for some years has A, Schoek, leave today for Seat
are particularly good, according to the
ket, and the p roprietor, H. C. width of the street in these
Mr. Gohring was notified, who catr.e blocks will be paved. The prop
weekly crop review of the weather been in a precarious condition, tie, where they will join
must be considerably Improved. Graham and thence g o to Alaska
bureau.
down promptly and on entering erty owners can pay either in
The long-drawp-out controversy at
where Mr. Graham will be in the market found the belt on the full at once, or under the Ban
Astoria over the prices to be paid fish
charge of a salmon cannery.
fly wheel o f the ice machine croft Act, in ten annual install
ermen at salmon packing points in
Everyone attending the dance
ablaze. He quickly threw it off ments.
Bristol bay. Alaska, has been settled
at the George Social and Com
and quenched the flames, no dam
The next council meeting, on
and the men have gained every con
mercial Club last Saturday night,
“ I have noticed,” said a Kins age being done except to the Tuesday, May 8, has been ap-
tention.
reports a good time.
The or ley Sold time to the Mercury,
The California Oregon Power com
belt. The cause was due to the pointed by the council as the time
pany was the only bidder at the gov chestra composed of local talent, “ that whenever there is talk of power being shut off temporarily | to hear and consider all remon-
eminent sale at Klamath Falls of the furnished the music and gave a spending money on improvements
and then being let on. The wheel | »trances or objections thereto.
Keno and Ankeny canals, offering good account o f itself.
the
starts. Some folks take will not start unless! someone |
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$120,620, or $6 above the appraised drums were purchased only re
I it seriously as though the world is there to give it a turn. The, A number of the chief officials
valuation.
cently by the club and are quite was coming to an end and they
consequence was the leather be- o f the F. R. L. & F. Co., were
The Oregon Growers' Co-operative
an improvement to the music. bad been listed among the delln-
came heated and burst into here Tuesday, concerning the
association, with headquarter* in
Salem, has opened a pool through More good times in the social line qUent. Time was when I used flame.
'putting in of additional switches.
promised in the near future, to throw an arm out o f joint!
which they hope to handle more than
Among them were Messrs. Hunt,
6.000.000 pounds of prunes during the
getting het up over such things,
B irthday Surprise
Townsend, Fumfrey and Zinc.
1923 season.
but progress went on as usual.
The I). E. McConnell home at
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The public service commission has
Expressing my appreciation I enjoyed the improvements Currinsville, was the scene o f a
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announced that it had Instituted an
and thanks to friends and rela with the rest and when I come very pleasant surprise party on
The Eagle Creek grange will
investigation, on Its own motiop, ipto
to think o f it, I haven’t suffered
alleged discriminations In rail rates on tives and all concerned for the
Sunday. April 29. in the honor of hold its 16th annua1 picnic in the
dried prunes as between points in Ore help given during the illness and as I thought I would, hut have Mr. McConnell’s birthday. Those grove adjoining the hail, on Sat-
death o f my beloved son, and for been benefitted with the rest.”
gon and in California.
present were Mrs. J. McConnell urday, May 19. A good program
The Payette-Oregon Slope Irrigation the beautiful floral offerings.
i of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. is being arranged, and free cof-
PROGRESSIVENESS v s .
AGGRESSIVENESS
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DODGE NEWS
More Paving Contemplated
Lapey*
Oti» Wagner Marries
Small Blaze Sunday
An Enjoyable Affair
There Are Others
P L A C E Y O U R IN
SU R AN C E THROUGH
YO U R HOME A G E N T WHO
WI LL
P ROTECT
YO U R
IN TE R E ST
Cary Real Estate Co.
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T ra p -N e s t e d
WHITE LEGHORNS
Bred for Vigor and High
Egg Production.
Our primary aim is to produce
vigorous, husky chicks; healthy,
rugged breeding stocK. and first
class hatching eggs. Hence, in
many cases, our customers roll
up bigger egg records than we do.
But we hold our mature stocK
barn as long as possible after the
moult and bring them into laying
as near the hatching season as
possible. Thus are our customers
assured o f strong, rugged chicKs
and high quality hatching eggs.
ORDER EARLY.
PH IL MARQUAM
farm
Estacada, Oregon.
locwsSons mile « a d Cwacai» ="
GwfleW raed.
Card of Thanks
district has filed a petition with the
Oregon public service commission urg
ing that the Idaho Power company be
compelled to deliver power to the dls
trlct by May 1 of this year.
A petition containing the names of
9359 registered voters of the state and
asking for the referendum of the in
come tan law passed by the last legis
lature was filed with the secretary of
su te by R W. Hagood of Portland.
Rend theAds in the N ews .
M r s . C l a r a B o y e r .
P ark Picnic
An appIlcSllon for a license for 29
H.
About 200 employes of
transmission lines, totalinq 433H miles
Liebes & Co. of Portland, pic-
In length ,n Oregon and Idaho, has
park Sunday.
A
been filed with the federal power com nicked in the
dancing, ath-
mission by the Idaho Power company. program of music
Th* line* would eitend g*n*r»iiy »ion* letic contests and special features
the snake rirer Talley from Milner, wa3 rpndered. The music was
Ida., on th* eaat, to Homestead, Mor f urnjsbed by an orchestra com-
mon Basin and Hnnt.ngton on th.
d of ^
e m p lo yeeS.
Lunch
west, and would **r»e
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Ue. In Idaho and eight in Oregon.
|» “ s e rv e d at th e Estacada hotel.
69 communl
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! Livingston and family of Hills- fee is to be served. A dance will
boro, Mr. and Mrs. Jannsen and ollow in the evening at the Esta-
son, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Muessig cada park pavilion, tickets $1.00.
of Redville and Mr. and Mrs. F. Everybody is invited to attend.
Thompson and baby,
Frank
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The Ladies’ Aid o f the Metho
Gainer of Portland, and Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. McConnell dist church met at the church
and family- A big birthday din- yesterday and improved their
ner was served at noon, and all time by giving the church a
I general cleaning up.
had a general good time.