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Eastern Clarkamas ¿Cruts
Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County
V olume 17,
N umber 15
E stacada , O regon , T hursday , J anuary 17. 1924.
BARTON.
LOCAL ITEMS
OREGON NEWS ITEMS Capt. G. L. Hall closed the re- The days are perceptibly get-
meetings Sunday with a ting longer.
OF SPECIAL INTEREST J vival
community basket dinner. A The interior of the P. R. L. &
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
$1.50 P er Y ear
GARFIELD ITEMS
GRANGE AGAINST
The Clackamas District Pomo­
na Grange at Logan, Wednes­
day, was attended by Mr. and
D '< W. W. RHODES
O STE O PA T H IC
Mrs. Haas Tracy, Mr. and Mrs.
P.
Co.
depot
is
receiving
a
fresh
large
number
attended,
and
the
The Clackamas District Pomo­
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Brief Resume of Happenings of
L. J. Palmateer, Mrs. Minnie na met at Logan with Harding
I Rev. Owen T. Day with a num­ coat of paint.
Office in Lichthorn BMg., Estacada,
the Week Collected for
ber of singers from Portland ar- j The R. H. Currin family are Eash, W. K, Corbin, Mrs. *J. B. Grange, No. 122, with nearly 200
rived
in time to enjoy it. Mr. ] enjoying a new Dodge car, pur Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. members present, January 9.
■p)R. G. F. MIDB’OKD
Our Readers.
^ P H Y S I C I A N and S U R G E O N .
Davis ar.d Mrs. M. G. Weather- Among the many things acted
Day held service at 3 p. m. and chased in Portland.
X R ay E q u i p m e n t — G l a s s e s f i t t e d
by.
Capt.
Hall
returned
to
his
home
In a cutting affray at Cottage Orore
Lee Bronson and Milton Evans
OFFICE and Residence Second and Main Strsets
upon was the resolution re-affirm­
Estacada. Oregon—Telephone Connections
Ralph Lammers suffered injuries from at McMinnville.
Several neighbors met at the ing the stand of that body fa­
were Estacada visitors from
which he died.
home of Mrs. P. M. Wagner on voring the strict enforcement of
Miss Gladys Nolan went to Portland yesterday.
Du CHAS. P. JOHNSON
A. D. Webb, 77, of La Grande, was Portland, Monday.
Miss Iva Douglass spent a few Wednesday to quilt. The host­ the prohibition law, without re­
DENTIST
killed when he Was struck by the tip
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Wilson days in Portland this week, vis­ ess served a delicious dinner at gard to the social or financial
EVENING WORK BY APPOINTMENT
of a falling tree.
noon.
Estacada,
“ Oregon.
standing of the individual, and
The Corvallis school census has in­ delightfully entertained at din­ iting her sister and friends.
ner
Tuesday,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Louis
Sunday
School
will
be
held
at
commending the officers who are
creased
109
durltg
the
pait
year
and
Mrs.
B.
O.
Sarver
has
been
il
T}R. W. WALLENS
has now passed the 2000 mark.
Rivers
and
family
and
Mrs.
Kate
2
p.
m.
and
the
Rev.
A.
DeMoy
conscientiously endeavoring to
and
confined
to
her
bed
for
some
S U R G E O N D E N T IS T
The number of births in Lane coun­ Alley.
will preach at 3 o’clock.
enforce the law; favored a 5 cent
time, but is now improving.
For over 20 vears at Springwater, Ore.
ty during 1923 far exceeded deaths.
L. M. Peterson made a busi- Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Morgan
At a meeting of the Garfield gasoline tax and that motor ve­
Births were 388 and deaths 242.
ness trip to Portland, Monday.
A LBER T T. ELOTT
school
board Saturday, Walter B. hicles be returned to the prop­
expect to move into their new
William Clemons. 38, was instantly
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
Lemon was elected clerk and erty tax and a nominal license
Mrs.
S.
E.
Robinson
was
here
home
the
last
of
this
week.
killed
at
Bend
when
his
skull
was
RESIDENT LAWYER
ee be charged.
ESTACADA.
-
-
OREGON fractured by a log rolling from a flat Friday with friends and attend­
Mrs. E. D. Allen came from Wm. Salzvedel a director.
car.
ed the basket dinner.
Fred Davis Jr. spent the week The county court of fiClacka-
Marmot Tuesday to attend the
Martin
Perry
of
Hood
River
was
the
W M . G. DUNLAP
Mrs. Kate Alley took care of meeting of the Eastern Star end with his father returning to mas was severely criticized for
last person to obtain a 1923 motor
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
its action in endorsing the two
Portland and school Sunday.
the Forman home Thursday, in chapter.
At Estacada, in the office of Woodle vehicle license. His plates bore the
Herman B. Davis spent Mon­ county nurses and the county
the absence of Mrs. George For- Mrg w A. White and Mrs.
Realty Co., on Saturdays—Portland of­ number 167897.
agent, and proposed that the of­
fice 1524 Yeon Building.
Approximately $300,000 is all the man on a business trip to Gresh- E L Shaw of 0regon City> yig day and Tuesday in Portland.
fices of county nurses, doctor
state money the highway commission am and Portland.
ited their niece, Mrs. Wylie, at
The play night held at the and agent be placed upon the
f ) I). EBY,
will
have
for
1924
which
is
not
sub­
A T T O R N E Y A T LA W .
grahge hall Saturday, was at­ ballot at the coming November
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Peszneck- his place Tuesday.
ject to agreements.
General Practice. Confidential Ad­
er of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Cleworth tended by oyer forty people and election; also went on record as
Births in Albany during 1923 ex­
viser. Oregon City. Oregon.
Joe
Pesznecker
of
,
Vancouver,
of Portland spent the week end the evening was spent playing favoring the proposed occupa­
ceeded deaths by a total of 69. One
hundred ninety births were recorded Wn., were guests a tth e Forman at the home of the latter’s par­ games. The next play night will tional representation measure.
cGUIRK & SCHNEIDER
M A T T O R N E Y S A T LAW. against 131 deaths.
home Saturday.
be January 26.
:J'
ents east of Estacada.
Joint Installation
At Gresham office—Tuesdays, Thurs­
More than 16 per cent of all the
George Forman is recovering Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sarver
School Election
days ana Saturdays, 203-5" Withrow persons married lqst year in Mult­
very
slowly,
but
is
able
to
be
up
The
Odd Fellows and Rebe-
building. Portland office, 721 Corbett nomah county had previously been
have leased the Lichthorn house
Every voter should be present kahs held a joint installation of
building.
most
of
the
day.
at the rear of the G. A. Wilcox at the election tonight for school
married and divorced.
officers last Saturday n i g h t .
A
meeting
for
farmers
interested
In
C. T. Whitehead who has been residence, and have gone to director. The question to be set­ District Deputy Grand Master
§ E. WOOSTER
the growing of asparagus, straw­
housekeeping.
tled is whether the policy of the
berries, graphs aid early potatoes will ill for some time is slowly im­
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance,
Neal Bronson came home past is to be continued or not? Hugh Jones, and District Deputy
proving. -
be held In Hermlston January 22.
President Elva Ahlberg were the
Rentals,
Mrs. H. H. Graham of Vale, from Portland Saturday eyen- Those who want a change, and installing officers.
Turner Oliver, 63, for many years
Farm Loans a Specialty.
prominent fa Oregon public life and who is a guest of her brother W. ing, and Mrs. Bronson accom­ judging from the past three
Odd Fellows: N. G., J. H.
Telephone Estacada, Ore. partitfuiarly in the Grand Ronde val­
J. Nolan, visited her husband at panied him back Sunday evening elections, they are in the majori­ Tracy; V. G., Harvey Giigan;
ley, died at his home in La Grande.
a hospital in Portland, where he and remained until Wednesday ty, should vote for A. DeMoy. Sec’y., J. K. Ely; Treas., Wm.
The first woman to announce her
M. Lonsberry has accepted a The opposition candidate may be Giigan; Warden, Orin Ballou;
candidacy tor office in Jackson coun­ is convalescing from an opera­
position
with the Yocum Lumber a good man, but he will stand for Conductor, A. G. Ames; I. G.,
ty is Miss Delilla Stevens, who seeks tion.
Company
as salesman and will a policy which has brought dis­ R. Whiteis; O. G., G. B, Linn;
the republican nomination tor county • Susie Lounsberry has been id
soon
erect
a carpenter shop in sension and contention to the R. S. S„ W. M. Wade; L. S. S.,
clerk.
for several days.
connection with the lumber shed, community. Come and vote ac J. C. Richards; R. S. N. G., J.
Mrs. George M. Tucker and her
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tiffany
grandson, Grant Burrows, about 3
where he will be found from 8 cording to your convictions so G. Hay man; L. S. N. G., L. Web­
were
Portland visitors Monday.
years old, were burned to death at
that there can be no mistaking
a. m. to 5 p. m
ber; R. S. V. G. Earl McConnell;
the home of George M. Tucker in
Helen Walczak who is attend­
the will of the people.
George.W.
Hansen
of
Portland
L. S. V. G,, Ernest Marshall;
Joseph.
ing the high school in Estacada,
Chaplain. H. W. Mort.
T. M. Hurlburt. sheriff of Mult­ spent the week end at her home was here Tuesday, and called at
Who Can Vote Tonight
this office. He is in the market
nomah county, was elected president
Any citizen of this state, male Rebekahs: N. G., Katherine
of the state sheriffs’ association, in North Logan.
for cedar poles. He formerly
or
female, who is twenty-one Jones; V. G., Lydia McConnell;
M. A. Neison drove to Port­ lived at La Grande in Union Co.,
which met in its annual convention at
years
of age, and has resided in Sec’y.. Mary Eshelman; Treas.,
Portland.
land Friday.
and recalled seeing us there.
this
district
for thirty days im Louise Linn, Warden, Rhoe Sy-
The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Louis Peterson of Portland,
The
employees
of
the
Electric
W e Take
J company has notified the public serv­ spent the week end here with his Lumber and Manufacturing mill mediately preceding this elect­ ron; Conductor, Birdie Giigan;
ice commission that it has discon­
ion, is qualified to vote. It is I. G., Hazel Symms; O. G. Mabel
tinued its exchange at Placer, Jose­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. at River Mill, filed an attach­ NOT necessary to be registered Anderson; R. S. N. G., Nelly
Peterson.
Magazine
I phine county.
ment against it Monday night, to vote at school elections. (See Hay man; L. S. N. G., Frances
Bend’s biggest year in building de­
There was a large attendance for non-payment of wages This Oregon School Laws, 1923, Page Gates; R. S. V. G., Nellie Cur­
has Just passed, the total at the dancing party Saturday caused a temporary shut down
rin; L. S. V. G. Elizabeth Ames;
8 1 . ) ____________
Subscriptions f velopment
cost of new structures being $426,670, night, many coming from Port­
until
the
dispute
was
settled.
It
Chaplain.
Sadie Wade.
or 46 per cent greater than in any
Dorcas Society
land, Logan and other districts. started up again yesterday after­
at Publisher's Prices,
The Estacada band was pres­
previous year.
The Garfield ¡Dorcas Society ent and gave a musical enter­
Mrs. W. J. Nolan spent sever­ noon.
Thomas Robertson, 42, secretary of
Either Single or Club
will meet Thursday afternoon, tainment. Supper was served
the Robertson Hardware & Steel com­ al days in Portland last week.
Discuss Vital Topics
January 24, at the home of Mrs. to 223 persons.
pany of Portland, committed suicide
Rates.
by. shooting himself in the head with
VIOLA
Minnie Eash.
That
the
people
of
this
com­
a .32 revolver.
v Ask for Catalogue
Attention Chauffers
munity
are
vitally
interested
in
Priscillas Elect Officers
On Saturday evening Joel La
Official figures from Washington
spending
their
leisure
time
wise­
place the value of Imports In the Ore­ Croy took Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
The Priscilla club met at the The N ews has received from
gon customs district for November at Lankin and Mr. and Mrs. Joe ly is shown by the fact that home of Mrs. Ethel Hively of the Secretary of State, a num­
$999,347, making the total for 11 McComb over to Estacada to the about forty people came for the
Currinsville, January 10th. A ber of blank applications for 1924
months $9,608,648.
second
discussion
on
public
chicken dinner was motor vehicle and chauffer licen­
I
Store I Governor Pierce has appointed Earl I. O. O. F. and Rebekah banquet. amusement. The study class deilcious
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lankin usually meets on Thursday eve­ served at noon, after which a ces. Anybody requiring one of
P. Conrad as district attorney of Lin­
business meeting was held. Jan­ these blanks can obtain it by
coln county to succeed G. B. McClosky, spent a week or more, with the
ning
at
7:15
in
the
Methodist
resigned. Mr. Conrad Is a practicing parents of the latter at Sandy.
uary being the club’s election cailinR at this office.
church. There will be no meet­ month the following officers
attorney and lives at Toledo.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sevier vis­ ing this evening. A week from
Attention Ex-Service Men
Figures showing that 40,460 cars
ited
Saturday and Sunday, with tonight the discussion will cen­ were elected for the ensuing
from other states registered in Oregon
Don’t forget the social meeting
year: President, Mrs. L y d i a
between May 24 and December 31, their daughter, Mrs. C. Hicinbo- ter around the commercializa­
Monday
evening next at the Odd
McConnell; vice-president, Mrs.
1923, are contained in a report pre­ tham at River Mill.
tion of amusements.. Regular Marie Heiple; secretary and Fellows hall. There will be a
pared by Sam A. Kozer, secretary of
Rev. T. B. Young of Garfield, attendance is not essential to
state.
treasurer, Mrs. Rose Lovell. The program and refreshments. We
preached
in the church Sunday take part in these discussions.
County courts and municipal coun-
remainder of the afternoon was expect some of the state officials
I cils, under an act of the 1923 legis­ evening to a good congregation. Those engaged in furnishing spenttin doing fancy work, vis­ to be with us.
lature. may appoint county and city
Nearly all the men here are amusements to this community iting and listening to the radio,
A djutant .
health officers at any meeting, ac- working for the O. W. P. com­ are especially invited to the next
he
next
meeting
will
be
held
I cording to a legal opinion by the at­ pany clearing trees and brnsh meeting.
ebruary 7th, at the home of TH E PEO P LE'S C. 4 C. STORE
torney-general.
from the right of way.
Keer’s Best Patent Flour at
500 Card Party
Mrs, Lydia McConnell.
Contracts for the construction of
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ben The United Artisans 500 card
.................. ............ $1.69 sack
957 refrigerator cars at a coat of more
Leave Soon for Salem
than $3,000.000 have been awarded to Tannler had as guests Mr. and
1
Pail
Pure Lard a t.... _......... 89c
party held on Wednesday eve­
the Pacific Car & Foundry company Mrs. Fred Bartholomew and the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Tomp­
Tomatoes
Mission Brand No.2'4
of Portland by the Pacific Fruit Ex- two children, also Fred’s motner ning, was well attended. There kins and family will leave next
can
s..........................
2 for 29c
were eight tables. High honors
; press company.
week
for
Salem,
where
they
will
all
of
Estacada.
Sweet
Corn...........2
cans
for 215c
went to Mrs. R. H. Currin and
The multitudinous duties of the of­
make
their
home.
Their
son
Li-
Deviled
Meat.
..
2
cans
for 11c
D.
G.
W
’hite
made
a
business
fice with the correspondingly low
Dave Eshelman, and consolation
lo
is
the
owner
of
the
cute
pair
Peas.......................2
cans
for
2.'c
salary of $75 a month has been given trip to Portland lately.
prizes to Mrs. Ed Linn and Ver-,
of
Shetland
ponies
which
moved
as the reason for the resignation of
Royal
Baking
Pow
der............
Mrs. Pearl LaCroy has board­ nie Duus. A delicious lunch was
O. B. McClueky. district attorney of
________ ____ 40c 12 oz. can
ing
with her at present, her two served by the committee in the warehouses of U. S. Morgan
Lincoln county.
;
from
across
the
track
this
sum­
White
Navy Beans.......... ........
The next card party
A union of broccoli growers has brothers, Lester and W’alter charge.
mer.
They
are
well
broxen
and
--------------5
pounds for 47c
be«-n formed at Roseburg. the growers Bateson, and also Francis Cum- will be on February 20th.
gentle
as
kittens.
Although
it
Cocoa
in
bulk
3
lbs.
fo r____ 24c
affiliated with the Oregon Growers’ Co­ min. _______________
Is Your Name Written Here? almost breaks his heart, Lilo is Armours Very Best Milk______
operative association having signed up
For Children’s Home
with the Umpqua Valley firoicolt
Those subscribing for this pa- offering them for sale, as he will . . . — ------------------ 11 c can
Growen for the present year.
per
during the past week are: not be able to take care of them Bob White Laundry Soap______
The ladies of the W’. C. T. U.
D.
M.
Marshall, Mrs. E. J. „ Pal- in the city. Here is a chance .........................25 bars for 99c
George Pointer has painted _. will have a bazaar on February
striking sign on the window 0f 22nd, for the benefit of the Farm mateer C. K.ggins, H. U Barre for some one to give great picas- Gresham Bread______ ___ _ _.
1 ure to his children.
...... ........ 2 large loaves for 25o
bis paint shop.
Home for children at Corvallis, 'and Millard barver.
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