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Devoted to the Interests of Eastern Clackamas County V olume 17, N umber 2 E stacada , O reg o n , T hu rsd a y , O ctober LOCAL ITEMS UPPER BARTON PROFESSIONAL CARDS. 18, 1923. $1.50 P er Y ear UPPER EAGLE ( REEK OREGON NEWS ITEMS Leslie Wallace had quite an ac-, Mrs. Dora Herring is having Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodle had 'SCHOOL _________ BUDGET a husking bee at their home last recently, slipping and fall- her house painted. OF SPECIAL INTEREST : | cident ing while loading a car of cord Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gates were Friday evening. About 28 at i T"NR. W. VV. RHODES O STE O PA T H IC tended, including the host and wood. George Forman took him in Portland Sunday Brief Resume of Happenings of to Estaeada, where Dr. Rhodes A large attendance last Mon Mrs. E. D. Ailen of Marmot hostess. As they arrived they examined him and found a rib ! visited here this week, were ushered out to the barn, day night in the high school au the Week Collected for F. MIDFOKD broken. On Saturday the pain The W. P. Ross family have where the corn was all ready to ditorium, for the consideration Our Readers. D R. P H G. Y SIC IA N a nd S U R G E O N . be husked and they set to work of the school budget, manifested became so severe that the doctor moved into the Somer house. X R a y E q u ip m e n t — G l a s s e s f i t t e d husking. The first one finding a the interest taken in it by those again dressed the fracture and L D Held and famj|y have OFFICE and Residence Second and Main Sirssts. S ilverton is to have a new railw ay Estaeada Oregon—Telephone Connections red ear was given a prize, concerned. The result might be found three ribs broken. moved into the Kimmel house. bridge crossing S ilver creek. The Revolt of the Tax- T ~\R . CHAS. P. JO H N SO N Mrs. Gage returned to herj Mrs. Harry Snyder and little which was a muskmelon. H. S, called. The enrollm ent of th e G aston lucky payers,” for considerable prun I Gibson happened to be the schools show s an in crease over la s t home at Stafford Saturday morn- j son spent Friday in Portland, D E N T IS T ing was done. As an indication year. ing, after spending several weeks Mr. and Mrs. VV. A. Wilcox one#> Alter husking corn until EVENINC WORK BY APFOINTMENT of the sentiment of the majority, E staead a, O regon. D rilling for oil is u n d er way a t th e at the home of her daughter, have returned from Heppner, Or. 11 o’clock, they went to the house the motion to allow an excess of C rane farm , four m iles from Scap- Mrs. Leslie Wallace. i An income tax man was in Es- where an excellent luncheon con- T ~\R . W. W A LL E N S poose. 6/o above that of last year, nar of The community Sunday School tacada this week, checking up. sisting of roast chicken, bread S U R G E O N D E N T IS T T he Com m unity church of B rook Miss Ethel Douglass was here and butter sandwiches, potato rowly escaped being turned F or over 20 v ears a t S p rin g w ater, Ore. ings, C urry county, has been in co r had quite an attendance last Sun-j day. Rev. Mr. Day was unable' last Friday visiting her parents. salad, pickles, coffee, pie and down. porated. Mrs. F. J. Robley who has been cake, was served. Then after Gerald Wilcox, chairman of ALBERT t . e l o t t Building p erm its Issued in th e city to come but an elder of the Arle-1 A T T O R N E Y A T LAW ia we are glad to report, much eating all that, water melon was the board, called the meeting to of M arshfield d u rin g S ep tem b er num ta Baptist church came with a ; R E SID EN T LAW YER number of workers and were de- j “"Proved. passed around. Every one had a order and after the reading of bered 37. ESTACADA. - - OREGON , Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Ely and Peasant tune, including Mrs. minutes, he presented the pro A sh o rtag e of c ars for th e shipping ligbtfully entertained at the home! The elder! tIauKrhLer Mary, motored to Port-j Gibson, who had three ears of posed budget. H. C. Stephens of livestock ex ists in th e e a ste rn p a rt of Mrs. Robinson. W M - G. DUNLAP presented an amended budget, of th e state. A T T O R N E Y A T LAW' conducted services at 3 o’clock, i la"J ... corn Put down her back- in which the reductions were Mrs. Schmidt who was visiting Mr. McKay was a Portland A t E staead a, in th e office of Woodle F ire losses in Oregon, exclusive of A very enjoyable birthday and j^er cousin Mrs. A. E. Sparks, v;sitor iast week. R ealty Co., on S a tu rd a y s—P o rtlan d o f P ortland, for th e m onth of S eptem mainly in the teachers’ salaries. fice 1521 Yeon Building. wedding party was held at the left last week for her home in b er ag gregated 5402,750. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglass, He showed from official reports George Forman home Saturday Oklahoma. r \ D. EBY , that Estaeada was paying a high More th a n 50 p e r cen t of th e can A TTO R N EY A T LAW . Mrs. Myrtle Morgan and little Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffmeister er average per teacher than else ned goods put up in O regon Is p ro night, it being occasion of the birthdays of Mrs. Forman and daughter of Portland, were week and son Victor, made a trip to where in the county, and quoted ' G eneral P ractice. Confidential Ad cessed in M arion county. viser. O regon C ity. Oregon. A rew ard of $2500 each w as placed Victor, and the 15th anniversary end guests of Mr. and Mrs. U. the mountains Saturday evening, figures of the salaries paid in S. Morgan. returning Sunday evening, going on th e heads of th e T unnel 13 tra in of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. TWTcGUIRK & SC H N E ID E R out towards Mt. Hood. The men other places in the county. Con ro b b ers by th e S o u th ern Pacific sy s Warren Barr who works in the Forman. Much praise was given ATTORNEYS a t l a w . Portland postoffice, visited his j went on a hunting trip, the la- siderable discussion ensued. As tem. to the delicious cakes, the birth parents, A t G resham office—T uesdays, T hurs- Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Barr j dies accompanying them for the both the proposed budget and A cting p o stm a ste rs h av e been n am j — ---- S atu rd ay s, 213-5, W ithrow day cake being made by Mrs. i on Sunday. P o rtlan d office, 721 C o rb ett ed for Oregon a3 follow s: A rth u r C. the amended budget called for j pleasure of the trip. building. W ahl, Banks, and W illis L. Cady, Robinson and the wedding one more than an increase of 6%, it The ladies of the Auxiliary, Mt. and Mrs. Ed Douglass was necessary first to vote for by Mrs. Forman. This was very Carl Douglass Post, American B eaverton. j were Portland visitors Tuesday. permission. Motion was made F ire d estroyed th e p ru n e d rie r and large having four layers and all Legion, will give a Hallowe’en sixteen and onc-half to n s of pru n es of different colors with a cream Mr. Girt and Perry Murphy that the vote be taken by ballot, 1 dance in the park pavilion, on INSURANCE. belonging to O. P. Bond, four m iles and banana frosting. Forty are digging a well for the school. which carried. The result show Tuesday evening, October 30, east of Salem. neighbors and friends were pres Miss Mildred was home on ed 115 votes cast, of which 62 beginning at 8 o’clock. More London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co, P o rtla n d ’s w heat c lea ran ces la st ent, all of whom enjoyed them Sunday. voted yes, and 53 no. It was week totaled 1,592,133 bushels, a re c particulars will be given next Mrs. Fred and Mrs. Ernest then proposed that the amended K eep your policy in our F ire ord for any sim ilar period in th e h is selves hugely and wished Mr. week. P roof V ault, fre e of charge. and Mrs. Forman many more to ry of th e port. Oddfellows a n d R e b e k a h s Hoffmeister called on Mrs. Ray ballot be voted on as a whole, T he F irst P re sb y te ria n ch u rch of wedding anniversaries. but this was ruled to be illegal, wishing to go to Milwaukie on Woodle last Wednesday. H. C. S TE P H E N S P o rtlan d ra n k s six th in size in th a t Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Pesznecker Saturday, give your names to J. Mrs. Walter Douglass was a so that the various items had denom ination in th e U nited S tates, and Miss Schwitztr drove out K. Ely not later than Friday Gresham visitor Tuesday. A gent . to be voted on separately. As it w ith 2653 m em bers. from Portland to attend the pai;- noon. The fare will be $1.25 for Mrs. Viola Douglass spent the would take too long to vote by G eorge P. E u sto n of P rin ev ille w as appointed deputy s ta te bank exam iner ty at the Forman home Saturday j t ji e r o u n d trip. Car leaves at week end with with her son Will ballots, a standing vote was tak to ta k e charge of liquidating tho d e evening. 9:00 a. m. We are going to have whose wife is away visiting her en on each count. funct L aP in e S ta te bank. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pesznecker a great time. Come and go with parents, Mr. and Mrs. John The principle reductions from More th a n $500 w as c o n trib u ted by of Vancouver, Wn., were Sun the band. the proposed budget were, salary Sweeney of Stevenson, Wash. U niv ersity of Oregon faculty m em bers day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. G. of superintendent to $2,000, prin to Jap a n e se relief, follow ing th e ap Beavers and Sun dodgers A BOTTLF OF A Hard Fought Game cipal of grade school to $1,200, Forman. from th e Red Cross. r peal O. A. C., Corvallis, Oct. 16. Last Friday Estaeada met de manual training to $1,600, high Mrs. S. E. Robinson had as a City M anager K ratz appointed H a r ry E n tle rs as chief of th e A storia po week end guest a Portland friend. feat at the hands of Forest Grove Beavers vs. Washington univer school science to $1,400, domes the score being 21-7 in favor of sity “Sundodgers” is the big bill tic science to $1,260, janitor to lice d ep artm en t. E n tle rs has been a c t that will be put on for the col $1,500. Other salaries were left ing chief for sev eral m onths. Forest Grove. DOVER F ire com pletely d estro y ed F in n ish That team is the heaviest high lege alumni, Oregon newspaper intact. The amount for paint' S ocialist hall, a th ree-sto ry fram e stru- II. H. Udell is still in Portland school team in the state, the av men and other attendants at the ing was cut in half to $250. WITH A BOX OF J tu re which w as th e la rg e st building in as he is serving as a United erage weight of the boys being homecoming, Saturday, Novem Estaeada was not the only dis tho U niontow n section of A storia. States juryman. close to 180 lbs. Estaeada was ber 3. The Rook-Soph bag rush, trict where reductions have been W. A. G. H andford, C orvallis den Raymond Hanson, who is the outweighed 50 lbs. to the man. varsity ”0 ” procession, cafeteria made. In Clatsop county twenty tist, w as severely shocked and b u rn ed when he touched a live w ire w hile engineer at the lumber mill, as What Estaeada lacked in weight, lurch and annual ball are other districts passed reduced budgets rep airin g X-ray a p p a ra tu s in h is of sisted Charles Updegrave with was made up in fight, for the lo events already scheduled. and it will be recalled that in fice. The Beavers are credited by L. Portland the school building pro road work on the Exon hill, cals outfought the visitors from G eneral Joseph H aller, com m ander while the mill was shut down start to finish. Two of Forest H. Gregory, Oregon sports wri gram was turned down by an of th e arm ies of Poland, w ill be a for rep a r i. Grove’s touchdowns were made ter who visited the campus and overwhelming vote last June, al gu est in P o rtla n d O ctober 24 of the on lucky breaks, one on a fum gave the team the once-over, though school buildings are des . Store I A m erican Legion and th e Polish so Raymond DeShazer is now cieties. working for Ed. Douglass in the bled punt, the other on an inter with being unusually strong in perately needed. School taxes cepted pass. The third Forest the line and very hard to score are a part of a large whole, con T he re p o rt of C hief of Police Je n mill. k in s of P o rtlan d for S eptem ber shows Lydia Krieger has been ill for Grove touchdown was earned on on. R. B. Rutherford, coach, is sisting of federal, state and mu th a t 1446 a rre s ts w ere m ade by his line bucks and off tackle plays. putting in hard licks just now to nicipal taxes. By themselves m en during th a t m onth, all b u t 160 the past week. Dr. Williams of The light Estaeada team fought develop a fast, hard-hitting back they may not seem much, but Sandy is in attendance. beitjg men. like wild cats and marched down field, if the raw material devel- the taxpayer receives his notice A t a m eeting of th e S ilverton city At a recent school meeting the the field a total of 61 yards on opes according to promise the of taxes in the aggregate. Only council John P o rte r, a re tire d farm er, board decided to erect a play straight football, crossing Forest Beavers should have slight edge ten day3 previous to the meeting w as chosen city m ayor to succeed shed on Nov. 4. The building M ayor L. C. E astm an, who resigned a Grove’s line for a counter. That on their rivals. All hands agree last Monday, unpaid taxes be material has been purchased PLACE Y O U R IN few' days ago. was at the beginning of the sec that it will be a pretty game, came delinquent, nd it is prob SURANCE THROUGH P etitio n s a re being signed a t N orth from the Pagg mill, but the ond half, after Estaeada had been well worth going far to see. able that a number present had YOUR HOME AGENT WHO Bend ask in g th e school board to sub work will be the voluntary offer great difficulty in meeting them. bested by a 14-0 count in the first WI LL P R O T E C T m it to a vote of th e people a proposi ing of the community. Take Notice It is not surprising that they half. Any bunch of boys who YOUR INTEREST tion to flo at a bond issu e of $35,000 Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bodley can fight like that, may win Members of the Oregon Fruit were determined to adjust taxa for a p e rm an en t school building. spent Sunday in Portland with , games from heavier and stronger Grower’s Association may pro tion to the depleted state of their C harles W eber, B row nsville farm er and b reed er of P erch ero n horses, en relatives. opponents. There were no out- cure sacks for dried prunes at pocket books, and that the way tered four horses a t th e sta te fa ir this John Peterson was out to his I standing stars on the local team, the cannery. to reduce taxation was to reduce. Real Estate y e a r and re tu rn e d hom e w ith six rib I am expecting a few cases of And this applies to other mat place on Sunday. He reports All the boys played good football bons—four firsts and tw o seconds. that practically everything has j deserve credit for their the 8 oz cartons dried loganber ters which call for taxation. A N early all th e stock of th e new Citi- j ries. These will make excellent halt has to be made as the man been stolen from his house. i showing. zen s’ S ta te bank a t N orth Bend has samples to send vour friends and of small or moderate means con- Mrs. Andy Kitzmiller and her been sold and th e in stitu tio n will open People’s C & C Store show what we raise in Estaeada. not stand the pressure. “ We for business D ecem ber 1. J. F. G ard son Perry and family, were vis These are 17 cents per carton face a condition not a theory.” n er of H illsboro h a s been chosen c ash iting friends at Dover Sunday. j Special: Place, your or- ier. WHITE LEGHORNS The Kitzmillers are old settlers Crown Mill Run, 801b s’k.... $1.17, d plus freight , E lection of W. E. Van Allen of R ed in this communitv, Bred for Vigor and High I Half ground stock salt.............. 54c; 3 y NOTICE mond as a d irecto r, and defeat by a J. G. HAYMAN, Mgr. ... ... . n . i Armour’s milk, large can___ 11c Egg Production. There will be a meeting of the Miss Vmme DeShazer. who. Shaker salt will not lump......Hc narrow m argin of th e proposed $120,- O ur prim ary aim is to produce 000 bond issue w ere th e re s u lts of the has been ill for some time, is prize Medal Baking Powder, 16 “Why I Put Up With Rats for P. T. A. in the high school au vigorous, husky chicks; healthy, rugged breeding stocK. and first C en tral O regon Irrigation d istric t elec able to be up. ditorium, Friday evening, Oct. : oz. can................................. 10c Years,” Writes N. Win- class h atch in g eggs. Hence, in tion. 19. Rev. B. F. Clay of the Al. Anderson is working in the Patent Hour--. $1.79 many cases, our custom ers roll ^or, Farmer. By unanim ous vote th e P o rtlan d . ~ 3J4 lb box crackers, sa ted or un- up b ig g er eg g records than we do. Christian church is going to sa|t(.d ............... ’ ................ 49c “ Years ago I bought some rat But we hold our m atu re stocK city council aw arded th e co n tra c t for rocs quarry at Carver. speak. Everybody is welcome. bacK as long as possible a fte r the th e con stru ctio n of th e th ird Bull Run Carl Newmann and family of Large size Snow Flake sodas.-31c poison, which nearly killed our m oult and b ring them into laying Come and hear an interesting pipe line to th e W illam ette Iron A Eagie Creek, visited with friends Armour s pure lard, pail----92c fine watch dog. It so scared us as n ear th e hatching season as talk on P. T. A. work. Steel w orks, th e low est bidder, a t a here on Sunday. possible. Thus are our custom ers that we suffered a long time with assured o f stro n g , rugged chicKs Mrs. R. H. Carter, Pre3. price of $2,571,403.65. CARD OF THANKS r a t 3 u n t i l a neighbor to ld me and high quality hatching eggs. M arion county lay s claim to th e only Mr?. Myrtle Belfis has received We wish to thank all our ORDER EARLY. about RAT-SNAP, re a l " d irt farm er” county court in th e word that her daughter, Mr?. . ,, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Zimmer- friends for their kindly actions sure rat killer and s ta te of Oregon. Ail m em bers of th e PHIL MARQUAM a safe 0”e* man have moved into the W. E. William Cramer gave birth to a and floral tributes during our re court, including th e county Judges and Three sizes, 3oc, 6oc, $1.25. Sold Linn residence on Terrace addi- Estacada Oregon. FARM . o c r * - oat ct E**aca :a c- th e tw o county com m issioners. a re daughter, at Grants Pass, on cent trouble and loss of < ur I aby. and gu >ra teed by the Eatacada tion, and the Linns have moved Garf-.« a read. Sunday, October 7. genuine dirt farmers. F kld and E t h e l H orner , Pharmacy. ’ oyer the restaurant. PH Y SIC IA N AND SURGEON Office in L ichthorn B ldg., E staeada, FIRE ! S P E C IA L ÌFREEÌ ! COLGATE’S TALC ! I BOTH FOR 25C? The Rexall For Fire Insurance Cary Co. T r a p -N e s te d