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' limimi (Claríumutü N nm h Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County V olume 17, N umber 13 PROFESSIONAL CARDS. T y * . W. W . R H O D ES O S T E O P A T H IC P H Y S IC IA N AND SU RG EON Office in L ichthorn BUIg., E stacada, '•% E sta ca da , O regon , T hursday , J anuary 3, 1934. LOCAL ITEMS BARTON. U PP E R EAGLE CREEK RELIEF FOR GERMAN This weather makes a big hole Little Miss Fanny Murphey is Thomas Odell is very ill at his in the fuel pile. on the sick list. She has been home near Barton. CHILDREN SOUGHT Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Nolan and Neal Bronson was in Portland, suffering from an attack of the $1.50 P er Y ear Hi CLUB MEE1INU measles. Dr. Midford called to Monday. Work of Committee in Oregon daughter Gladys, had as Christ One of the most successful mas guests their son and broth Willy Bass was visiting here see her Sunday. Directed By Hoover Cam Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass meetings of the Community Club er Arlington Nolan and family, today from Portland. T~)R. G. F . MID FORD paign Head. Mrs. L. A. Day and son Delbert For Watch Work see A. N. spent Christmas at Shubel, the was held last Friday evening in ■ ^ P H Y S IC IA N and S U R G E O N . of Portland, and Mrs. Nolan’s Johnson. 5-10-tf guests of Mrs. Douglass’s par the Estacada Hotel. The crowd, X R ay E q u ip m e n t — G l a s s e s f it t e d ents. Mr. and Mrs. Moehulse, R obert H. Strong, of th e P o rtlan d sister, Miss Maude Scott of which, due to the rainy weather OFFICE and Residence Sacond and Main Srrsets H. C. Stephens spent New firm of S trong & M acN aughton, who Oregon City, Estacada, Oregon—Telephone Connections Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Gibson, was smaller than usual, was very d irected th e cam paign for foods for Year’s Day in appraisal work, Henan Gibson and Sam Wilson, George W. Turner was a pas T y CHA S. P. JO H N SO N sta rv in g peoples of E urope for H e r Mrs. W. E. Hall spent the holi were the dinner guests of Mr. enthusiastic and the program b ert H oover h ere in 1921, has accepted senger to Portland Monday. DENTIST days with her son William Hurt, and Mrs. R. B. Gibson on Christ was excellent. The band was th e ch airm an sh ip of th e Oregon sta te present and as usual contributed EVENING WORK BY APPOINTMENT Miss Frances Hassel of Esta- and family, in Portland. com m ittee for th e relief of starving mas. E staca d a, O regon. G erm an children. T his is affiliated cada, was a guest at the C. C. to the pleasure of the evening. O. E. Smith went to Salem with th e A m erican C om m ittee for Re A number of interesting com Last Friday evening Mr. and Christensen home Saturday. W. W A LL E N S lief of G erm an C hildren, of which yesterday on business connected Mrs. C. H. Paddison gave a par munications were read, among M ajor-G eneral H en ry T. Allen, who A very enjoyable dancing par with the telephone company. S U R G E O N D E N T IS T com m anded th e A m erican forces on ty was given in Peterson’s hall ty at their home. There was a w h i c h was a communication F or over 20 years a t Spring-w ater, Ore. th e R hine during th e occupation, is Miss Reliance Moore returned fair attendance, about 45 being from the Chamber of Commerce chairm an for th e U nited S tates. It is Saturday night. to Monmouth Tuesday to resume ALBERT t . e l o t t backed by H e rb e rt H oover, form er Miss Irene Bodway, who is her studies at the state normal. present including the babies. of the State Agricultural College A T T O R N E Y A T LAW O regon boy, now se c re ta ry of com The house was in holiday attire, at Corvallis. Our club was in m erce, and is indorsed by P resid en t teaching near Salem, is spending RESIDENT LAWYER Miss Frances Hasell started being prettily decorated in ever vited to select a student repre ESTA CAD A. - - OREGON Coolidge and w as likew ise indorsed by the holidays with her parents in Monday on her return to her greens and Christmas bells, and sentative from our community th e la te P re sid e n t H arding. Portland. school at Wapanitia, in Wasco a tiny Christmas tree gracing to that institution. The repre W M . G. DUNLAP Still Brothers are hauling ce county. the china cabinet. The time was sentative is expected to conduct A T T O R N E Y A T LAW dar telegraph poles from North A t E stacad a, in th e office of W oodle ! very pleasantly spent in social a booth at the Educational Expo Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Reagan R ealty Co., on S a tu rd a y s—P o rtlan d o f Logan to ship on the 0. W, P. chat, playing cards and dancing. sition to be held at the college, spent Christmas at Willamette fice 1521 Yeon Building. from Barton. with their daughter, Mrs. Betts John Irwin of Estacada, with the February 23rd and 26th. 1924, r ) D. EBY, Miss Hazel Gibson was a| and family. assistance of Miss Naomi Paddi which will exhibit products of V-y * A TTO RN EY A T LAW . Gresham visitor Monday. Mrs. Clyde Saling and sons, son and Mrs. Brickbealer, fur this community, and furnish in G eneral P ractice. Confidential A d Carol Lake of Oregon City, at Neal and Fred, who spent the nished the music. Along about formation about Estacada and viser. O regon C ity. Oregon. tended the party Saturday night, Christmas vacation at home here, midnight refreshments w e r e vicinity. Miss Irene Saling was IW TcG UIRK & S C H N E ID E R served. Everyone enjoyed the unanimously elected to be our returned to Corvallis Tuesday. 1VA A T T O R N E Y S A T LAW . Cross Addresses Club evening. representative. It w a s a l s o Mrs. S.F. Anderson and daugh A t G resham office—T uesdays, T h u rs unanimously voted that the club Judge Cross was the principal days ana S atu rd ay s, 203-5, W ithrow ter Lucile of Salem, the aunt Mrs. Katk* Douglass was call building. P ortlan d office, 721 C o rb ett speaker at the Community Club and cousin of Mrs. Vernie Duus, ing at the home of Walter Doug should do all in its power to building. make it possible for our commu last Friday evening, and spoke lass, Sunday afternoon. spent the week end with her. nity’s booth to capture the prize on the road situation. § E. WOOSTER The W. C. T. U. will meet at Miss Emily Bergen of Port offered for the best exhibit. As He said the outlying country land was the guest of Miss Nao Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, districts are or should be connec the residence of Mrs. H. C. Ste mi Paddison during the week a definite start a committee of three was appointed to supply ted with Estacada by good roads. phens on Thursday afternoon, end. Rentals, Miss Saling with the products to This town is the natural market January 10, at 2 o’clock. Farm Loans a Specialty. Geo. Judd was out Monday Mrs. G. R. Mendenhall was be exhibited and otherwise as ing place for a large and natu Telephone Estacada, Ore. R O B E R T H. S T R O N G circulating a petition for a Mar sist her in conducting the booth. able to return home from the It is a natu St at e C h a irm a n , A m e r ic a n C om mitte e rally rich country. ket Road between Eagle Creek President Ames selected Mr. ral road center. The roads are Good Samaritan hospital Christ F o r Re lief of G e r m a n C hildren . and Sandy. mas Eve and is still improving. John Osborne, Mr. Earl Day and The O regon com m ittee Is to launch improving and becoming more Dick Gibson butchered two Mr. Jacques to serve on this soon a cam paign to ra ise $100,000 in numerous every year. If we Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hughes th is sta te , half in P o rtlan d and half committee. It is hoped that any have good roads, it is our duty to s’p’erit Christmas at their daugh- hogs Monday. in th e o ut-state d istric ts. H eadquar person in the community who te rs for th e w ork have been opened in do all in our power to keep them tes’s home in Portland, and Mr. Fruit Growers to Meet 715 C o rb ett building, P o rtlan d , w ith good. People should not abuse and Mrs. Ross were here New has suggestions, or articles for H. L. E ddy in ch arg e a s director. It To every one interested in the the booth will communicate with Years day. the roads. No road has yet been has been indorsed locally by th e P o rt land Council of C hurches, th e business built that can stand the contin Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sparks fruit industry in this commu the committee. in te re sts of th e city and by th e Cen ued passage of heavily overload went to Portland New Year’s nity: The club was honored by the tra l L abor Council, all of w hich have initial public performance of the As intimated in last week’s morning to enjoy a dinner with d eclared th at, w h atev er may have ed trucks. Eastern Clackamas News, the “ Estacada String Band.” This Judge Cross announced that relatives and friends. They re been done to b ring about starv atio n conditions in G erm any, c ertain it is after the first of Jauuary, a traf turned Wednesday. meeting of fruit growers will be is an organization of girls under th a t th e little children th e re should not be blam ed and th a t th e y m ust be fic officer will be on duty, who Mr. and Mrs. John Adams and held at the Estacada hotel on the leadership of Mrs. Joseph E. will give his entire time to en fed and clothed. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Boyle and Monday, Jan. 7. at 8 p. m. sharp. Gates, and the enthusiastic ap forcing the road regulations in W e T ake son Walden, motored out from The following representatives of plause which followed their se Loses Three Relatives the county. He will enforce the Portland Sunday afternoon and the Growers Cooperative Asso lection proved that those present William L. Palmer of Estaca- speed regulations and see that called on Mrs. Boyle’s mother, ciation will address the meeting; appreciated something different Messrs. H. C. Miller, president; in the way of music, cada, had the misfortune to lose overloaded trucks do not pass Mrs. N. B. Ecker, M. J. Newhouse, assistant gen The meeting was essentially a oyer the highways. three relatives within a few The Estacada Meat Market eral manager; W. I. Staley, sec road meeting. A delegation had In order to get good roads, we days. First a brother dropped with its new plate glass windows retary, and Earl Pearcy, district come down from Viola to enlist dead suddenly, and then an un must organize and work togeth and fresh painted interior with manager Willamette valley, on the support of the club in get at Publisher’s Prices, cle died shortly afterwards, and er, as a small group may defeat rearrangement of furniture, is subjects of vital importance to ting better roads in that section last Sunday his father. His a good road plan. That part of Either Single or Club quite metropolitan in appear our local growers, which will in of the county. They were par mother is reported as being very the loop road from Portland to Rates. ance. H. C. Gehring is to be clude Reorganization, The Prune ticularly interested in the con low. His late brother and fath Estacada which lies along the congratulated on his enterprise. Situation, A Planting Program, struction of a market road about south bank of the Clackamas er were resident at Boring. Ask for Catalogue six miles in length which would River has been delayed because Joe Woodle is sick and confined Community Dryer, etc., etc. connect two existing market The local committee is anxious to the house today, not seriously the people of Logan would not Boner Starts lip Again but he has to be careful. He that every fruit grower in this roads. A loop road would thus vote a special tax. In a year or Ed. Boner, who lost all his could not get his copy in for the community should be present. be formed around the Viola dis stock in the late fire, has ar two the six mile stretch between Gem theatre this week, but an This means that those who are trict connecting that section Barton and a mile beyond Carver ranged for temporary quarters Store attractive program will be run on NOT members of the association with Estacada. This road would will be completed. There will be at Linn’s Inn. He has just re are very cordially invited to at also facilitate the settling of the the usual nights. then a first class paved road be ceived a new consignment of The Mission Study class had a tend. We are all laboring for rich, but now not really accessi Eastman kodaks arid supplies. tween Estacada and Portland. the betterment of conditions in ble foothill country. Mr. Ames Leave your films with him for When this is done and the other! watch party at the M. E. parson producing, handling and market promised on behalf of the Com development. He has an ad in side of the loop is completed, age. This class is composed of tourists will come to Estacada by young people who meet with Mr. ing our pioducts. If there is munity Club that, if the people I this issue. thousands and leave good dollars and Mrs. Mort every two weeks, any grower who has questions to in the district served by the pro and after the study period they ask and would prefer to hand posed new roads would meet in THE PEOPLE'S C. S C. STORE play games and conclude the them in writing to the committee Springwater or some other con 1 lot Maple Syrup in «'ass ¡n thia county. evening’s festivities with re before the meeting, they will te venient place, a large delegation .................................... 21c1 “Stand by those who have freshments. There were 22 pres gladly received. It is desirous from the Community Club, in 2cans Sweet Corn................ ^3C helped build Estacada,” said the ent at this last meeting and all that you should feel that this is cluding the hand, would be pres your meeting and that it is be ent to “ drum up” (nthuriasn. lib . can Sardines .............. Judge with emphasis. “ Stand report a most enjoyable time. 2‘2 lb. cans Tomatoes........... 29c by rajiroad; ¡t stood by you ing called for the benefit of every Mr. Lewellen agreed to arrange Birthday Celebration 3'/2 lb. box Perfection Sodas-.49c even when ¡t |09t money. Stand one interested in the production for such a meeting at Spring- 1 gal. Liberty Bell Syrup Ma- by hotel, it is the best in the Friday, December 28, was the of fruit. Remember the time water. County Judge Cross gave a P*e .....................................$1.89 county. Standby your Jbanker birthday of Mrs. E. Crawford of and date, Monday, Jan. 7, 8 p. B un................................ LI? and your merchants. We need Garfield and also of J. C. Duus m. sharp. Please make it your splendid address on the road sit XX Chop .............................. 1.27 to make Estacada a road center, of Estacada, a former neighbor business to let this meeting be uation. Small white Beans, 5 lbs. for..47c; a market center and an eduea- of Mrs. Crawford. To celebrate known. But even road discussion did V< hite King Wash Mac h i n e tional center, if we want to bring the joint evert, a party was giv A. W. Botkin, J. S. Osborne, not diminish the interest in music S°aP ..... ....................2 for 23c people here. Of greater impor- en at Mrs. Crawford’s in the af W. Tucker, B. Schonberg, W. K. and two violin numbers by Mr. Calumet Baling Powder 1 lb. tance than any other crop is that ternoon, when a number of Corbin, Committee, Theodore Ahlberg accompanied C. A. Jacques, director.! car‘ ...................................... 29c 0f our boys and gir]8. “ friends came to pay their re J. G. Hayman, local manager. by Mrs. Ahlberg, selections by a 12 oz. cans Royal Baking Pow-1 __________ quartet, and community singing spects and offer congratulations. lead by H. W. Mort, all brought ^er ...................................... Is Your Name Written Those attending were Mr. and An Elfin Dancer 7 robsi roilet Paper...... ^.......25c Those subscribing for t f ^ ^ a - Mrs. J. C. Duus, Fred, Lester Little Estelle Hansen, at the enthusiastic response. It is clear that this commu* Kora Kriap Lorn Flakes 3 for.23c during the past week are- and Frank Crawford, Mesdames close of “ My Wild Irish Rose,” ^cans Light House Cleaner-.-lSc Fred Mara3cn. W. A. Hevlman,’ A. W. Botkin, C. A. Jacques, H. at the Gem theatre Tuesday nity wants music for it was °coa >s' or '" .........C Amos Vallen. Fred Lins. Norma M. Duus. G. De Shields. D. M. night, danced a pas seul, which unanimously voted to observe See our large fine of Pastry; Rando, h Mns A C White. Jo- Marshal, N. M. Tracy, E. Craw she did in a very pleasing and the Nationl Week of Song, which fresh everyday._ el La Crov. Mrs. Earl Lankins, ford and the Misses Crawford graceful manner. She seemed is the week of Washington’s and Whiting. completely at home on the stage. ! Job printing at the N ews office (John Holm. (Continued on page 4) ’V 4*V M agazine Subscriptions ! The Rexall • • • IT