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Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County
V olume 17,
U P P E R EAGLE CREEK
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
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W. RHO DES
O S T E O P A T H IC
PH Y SIC IA N AND SURGEON
Office in LichthOrn B ldg., E stacada,
T'XR. G. F. MIDFOKD
^PHYSICIAN a n d SURGEON.
A m ovem ent h as sta rte d In eastern
O regon to organize th e stockm en Into
a co-operative selling agency.
T he city of Monroe has accepted
th e new w aterw o rk s sy stem recently
Installed by S w artley B ro th ers of Cor­
vallis.
EVENINC WORK BY APPOINTMENT
ALBERT T. ELOTT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
RESIDENT LAWYER
ESTACADA.
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OREGON
A
D espite th e addition of a Bchool
building durin g th e year, th e schools
of Salem a re now crow ded to ca­
pacity.
W M . G. DUNLAP
H igh school stu d e n ts of B row nsville
have sta rte d a cam paign to ra ise $500
A t E stacada, in th e office of Woodle for erectio n of a gym nasium on the
R ealty Co., on S a tu rd a y s—P o rtlan d o f­ school grounds.
fice 1524 Yeon Building.
U lric R. Gray, m arket-road engineer
r \
I). EBY,
of B aker county has ten d ered his
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
resig n atio n to th e county co u rt to tak e
G eneral P ractice.
Confidential Ad­ effect M arch 1.
viser. O regon C ity, Oregon.
P o rtlan d h as Invited th e grand lodge
ATTORNEY AT LAW
of th e B enevolent and P ro tectiv e
IWT c G U IR K & SC H N E ID E R
O rder of E lk s to hold Its 1925 con­
a tto r n ey s at law .
vention In th a t city.
A t G resham office—T uesdays, T h u rs­
W ill E. H olbein, form erly of N orth
days ana S atu rd ay s, 203-5, W ithrow
building. P o rtlan d office, 721 C orbett D akota, has been employed a s secre­
building.
ta ry and m an ag e r by th e R oseburg
ch am b er of com m erce.
§ E. WOOSTER
F o rm er G overnor T. T. Geer, who
w as strick en w ith p araly sis a t P o rt­
land a week ago, is rep o rted to be in
a v ery weak condition.
AVA
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance,
Rentals,
Farm Loans a Specialty.
Telephone Estacada, Ore.
EDWARD SHEARER OUT
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
ily, and Samuel Wilson.
T}K.
Phones: Office, 315; Resilience 4712
E stacad a,
Oregon.
BARTON
including the children.
Mrs. Burt Twining was in
The political pot is beginning
Brief Resume of Happenings of present,
A short business meeting was Portland most of last week.
Dr. H. H. Hughes of Gresham to boil, and candidates are com­
the Week Collected for
held before noon, w’hen a recess
was called Tuesday night, to at­ ing forward. For representa­
was given in order to partake of Mrs. W. J. Moore visited Port­ tend Mrs. Fred Turner, who was tives to the state legislature on
Our Headers.
land relatives and friends last
norm al school will be conducted
In P endleton again th is su m m er for
a six w eeks’ course.
DENTIST
LOCAL ITEMS
OREGON NEWS ITEMS Eagle Creek Grange held its CARVER STATE BANK
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Gibson had
as
dinner guests Sunday, Mr.
regular
session
last
Saturday
at
Harold Bronson has about
OF SPECIAUNTEREST the Grange hall, with about 31 recovered
and
Mrs. Leslie Wallace and fam­
from the measles.
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
OFFICE and Residance Second and Main Strsets
Estacada. Oregon—Telephone Connections
CHAS. P. JO H N SO N
$1.50 P er Y ear
E stacada , O regon , T hursday . F ebruary 21, 1924.
N umber 20
O tis B ennett, logger a t Brooks-
Scanlon cam p No. 2, n e a r Bend, w as
crushed to d ea th when th e w heels of
a log loader ra n acro ss his body.
T he S tlverton Food P ro d u cts com­
pany of S ilverton has now becom e a
co-operative p lant, w ith th e Silverton
fru it grow ers holding khe stock.
The ann u al convention of th e O re­
gon F ed eratio n of W om en’s clubs,
w hich will ta k e place th is y e a r In
O regon City, will be held May 19 to
an excellent dinner. During the
afternoon session one candidate,
Mrs. Theodora Heiple, was ini­
tiated in the first and second de­
grees. Had some quite interest­
ing discussions during the lect­
urer’s hour. On Saturday even­
ing the losing side in the contest
which the Grange recently had,
are to give a banquet to the
winning side.
Bert Douglass and son Albert,
of Cooks, Washington, were
guests of relatives down this
way, over the week end.
Mrs. Walter Douglass was a
guest at the golden wedding an­
niversary dinner, of Mr. and
Mrs. Paulsen of Bissell, last Sat­
urday afternoon.
Walter Douglass sold a fine
milch cow to Claude Sersanous
the other day.
A party was given at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Paddison
Saturday evening, in honor of
their daughter Naomi, whose en­
gagement to George V. Smith, of
Eagle Creek, was announced at
that time. Arrows, hearts and
cupid’s darts were everywhere
lending true Valentine spirit to
the occasion, while dancing was
the main diversion. Miss Emily
Bergen and Harriett Douglass of
Portland, were present.
Wednesday.
Again we ask the question,
have you made out your income
tax report?
O. E. Culver has installed a 3
horse power electric motor in bis
blacksmith shop.
Attorney A. T. Elott and Jim
Smith went to the county seat
Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Allen of
Marmot, attended the 0. E. S.
chapter Tuesday night.
Mrs. B. O. Sarver has been
visiting her sister at Gladstone
for the past few days.
Mrs. W. A. Heylman was a
business visitor in the city of
roses the latter part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gohring
and Mr. and Mrs. John Blauth
spent Sunday with friends in
Portland.
Mrs. L. Baker went to Port­
land last Saturday to visit a
daughter and family, returning
Sunday evening.
CARVER STATE BAN K
Mrs. Nealev Prater of Meridi­
an, Miss., with her little boy, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
P. Johnson. She is on her way
home from a visit to her parents
in Montana.
Signs of spring are manifest­
ing themselves, the rose bushes
are beginning to leaf out, crocus-
ses to bloom, and one or two
business firms are putting a coat
of paint on the front of their
buildings.
very ill with a cold.
Mr. and Mrs. George Forman
and son Til, visited at the home
of James Smith of Eagle Creek,
Tuesday afternoon.
Harvey Gibson made a busi­
ness call at the M. A. Nelson
farm Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Whitehead
and son have temporarily moved
to Bridal Veil Or., where Mr.
Whitehead is employed in a lum­
ber mill.
The basket social was quite a
success, Over $50 were received
from the sale of coffee and cake.
A short program was given and
the scheme of decoration appro­
priate for the Valentine season.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Forman made
a business trip to Gresham on
Wednesday and to Portland on
Thursday. This was Mr. For­
man’s first long distance trip
since his illness.
Ernest Wilson spent the week
end with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Speedy Pesz-
necker of Vancouver, Wash.,
were visitors with friends in
Barton one evening recently.
the republican ticket, from this
district, M. J. Lee of Ganby,
George Randall, R. F. D. Oregon
City, Phil Hammond of Oregon
City and M. S. Shrock of Mil-
waukie. have been announced.
The first three gentlemen were
representatives in the last legis­
lature. But none of them is a
resident of the eastern part of
Clackamas county, and it is only
fair that Eastern Clackamas
should be represented by one
who is resident in it.
Two or three weeks ago, men­
tion was made that Edward
Shearer of Springwater. had been
approached on the subject, but
was then undecided, he now de­
clares his willingness to run.
The N ews is heartily in favor of
his so doing, and considers that
no better selection can be made.
He is a man of sterling worth,
and respected wherever he is
known. He has acquired dis­
tinction as a poultry expert, hav­
ing been judge and superinten­
dent of the poultry exhibit at the
state fair for a number of years.
He was born in 1869, coming to
Oregon in 1890 and to this coun­
ty in 1910. At first he was resi­
dent in Garfield, but about four
years ago he moved to Spring-
water. Mr. Shearer states as
his platform:
Economy in all departments of
state affairs; fewer iaws passed
with a more thorough under­
standing and enforcement of the
laws now on our statute books,
will be part of my platform.
Never in the history of our
country has knowledge acquired
from years of practical, intelli­
gent applieatinn to the varied ag­
ricultural interests done more to
befit the farmer as an essential
counselor in the affairs of state
than the present. To my mind
the vocation that affords the
broadest scope of the needs of
the whole people is that of the
farmer.
Thus if I am elected as repre­
sentative of the people of this
county, I will represent the
whole people to the best of rtiy
ability, ever bearing in mind the
Golden Rule and with due regard
and respect for my oath of office.
Mr. and Mrs. Christensen had
birthday party for the former’s
mother, Sunday. A number of
relatives from Portland and oth­
er places were guests.
Cupid Captures an M. D.
London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.
Misses Edna, Ruby and Lois
On Valentine’s Day appropri­
K eep your policy in our F ire
Bates
of Estacada attended the
ately, at the Sovereign hotel in
P roof V ault, fre e of charge.
school
party Saturday night.
Portland, Estacada’s esteemed
Miss
Helen Walczak is at her
H. C. S T E P H E N S
22 .
physician. Dr. G. F. Midford,
home
in
North Logan convales­
F o re st service officials announced was united in marriage to Miss
A gent .
cing from the measles.
th a t 375,000,000 board feet of tim b er Marguerite Cassady of Ritzville,
in th e U m pqua n ational fo rest in
Wm. Ferrell was ill last week
Washington, the Rev. Mr. Lee
Golden Wedding
so u th ern Oregon will be ad v ertise d for
with
a bad cold.
of
the
Presbyterian
church
offi­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Peter
Paulsen
x
sale.
ciating. It was a quiet affair, celebrated their golden wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kercham
The building com m ittee of th e
Salem lodge of E lks has voted to with only a few relatives and anniversary at Bissell, Oregon, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tracy
spend n o t to exceed 1150,000 In the friends present. The bride and February 16, 1924. A sumptu­ and son and daughter of Logan
erection of a new tem ple on pro p erty groom spent a brief honeymoon ous dinner was served to about were Sunday guests of Mr. and
re c e n tly acquired.
in Portland, returning here on forty relatives and friends.
Mrs. Wm. Christensen.
R ig h ts of w ay for an extension of Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paulsen
George Christensen and fami­
th e W alla W alla V alley railw ay from
Dr. Midford bought the prac­ came to Oregon in 1873 and have ly of Portland, and Emil Christ­
Milton to U m apine have been o b tain ­
ed and w ork will s ta rt as soon a s th e tice a little over a year ago, of lived in this community ever ensen who is able to leave the
the late Dr. R. Morse, and has sinee. Six children were born to hospital at Tillamook, spent the
w e a th e r is settled .
Pocket Bens • $1.50
A cruise of all th e tim b er along th e won a flattering reputation from them, of whom lour are living: week end with their mother.
line of th e projected cutoff of the his skill and ability as a physi­ Otto Paulsen and Mrs. Harold
Blue Bird - - $1.75
Arlington Nolan and family of
S outhern P acific betw een O akrldge cian. Since his arrival here he
Joyner of Bissell, Emma Paul­ Portland, spent several days at
Jack o’ Lantern $2.50
and K irk will be m ade by th e U nited
has been living alone in his com­ sen and Mrs. Roy Maxwell of the home of his parents Mr. and
S ta te s fo rest service.
Community Club
Baby Ben - - $3.50
modious residence, but now his Portland. Besides these a r e Mrs. W. J. Nolan, last week.
A pproxim ately 100 ed ito rs and pub­
days
of
solitude
are
gone
forever.
l’he
regular monthly meeting
three grandchildren, B’lora Klin-
lish ers from d ifferen t p a rts of Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Erdman
of the Community Club will be
m et a t E ugene for th e sixth annual Mrs. Midford, who is the daugh­ ker and lva May and Willie Joyn­
and several from Deep Creek at­
O regon n ew sp ap er conference a t th e ter of one of Ritzville’s promi­ er.
held Friday of next week, in the
tended the school party, Mr Erd­
U niv ersity of Oregon.
nent merchants, will no doubt be The editor of the N ews begs
lobby of the Estacada hotel, be­
man being the jolly auctioneer.
R e p resen tativ es of th e m ain auto­ a great social acquisition to this
Store
ginning at 8 p. m. The subject
to
offer
this
worthy
pair,
his
mobile stag e lines In Oregon m et In
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Burghardt of getting up some advertising
community, besides being a true heartiest felicitations. May they
R oseburg to a rra n g e final plans for
who
drove from Utah and have for this vicinity will bediscussed,
the consolidation of th ese lines Into helpmeet to her husband. She live to celebrate their diamond
been
visiting at the home of his and the committee which was ap­
will receive a hearty welcome anniversary.
th e Oregon stag e system .
mother,
Mrs. F. H. Turner, are pointed at the last meeting will
A ndrew Svenson, 79-year-old retire d from our people, not only on ac­
now
visiting
relatives at Park report progress.
Card
Party
farm er of D am ascus, who shot him self count of the estimation in which
In th e head w ith a revolver F eb ru ary her husband is held, but for her
Mrs. Raymond Lovelace and Place.
5, on acco u n t o t 111 health, is dead at
Roy Lounsberry had his foot
Dr. Steiner Dies
Miss Dora Currin entertained
own self.
th e Oregon City hospital.
PLACE Y O U R IN­
The
N ews on behalf of its jointly with a “500” party last badly sprained at school Thurs­
In
Portland,
February 19, Dr.
W. H. S tra y e r of B aker h a s filed
SURANCE THROUGH
day,
but
is
rapidly
recuperating
Thursday
night,
at
the
home
of
constituency
offers
the
newly
John
Steiner,
aged
81 years, hus­
YOUR HOME AGENT WHO w ith th e se c re ta ry of sta te his d e cla ra­ married pair the heartiest con­ the former on the Boulevard. and able to attend school.
band
of
Ernestine
Steiner of
tion of candidacy for th e office of
WI LL P R O T E C T
Valentine
hearts
and
favors
gave
Paul
Stassius
and
son
Julius
U
nited
S
ta
te
s
se
n
a
to
r
a
t
th
e
dem
o­
Estacada,
and
father
of
Dr. J. J.
gratulations
and
best
wishes
for
YOUR INTEREST
cratic p rim ary election n ext May.
to the rooms a gay atmosphere, drove to Springwater Tuesday.
Steiner of Richfield, Utah; Dr.
their future life in our midst.
Bids for th e co n stru ctio n of ap­
the St. Valentine theme being
F. W. Steiner of Havre DeGrace,
Valentine Party
proxim ately 38 m iles of highw ay In
Official Visit
carried out even in the delight­
Md., Mrs. Henry Martzloff and
Oregon will be considered a t a m eet
Thursday evening, February Mrs. Mary A. Koser of Portland.
Centenial
Rebekah
Lodge No. ful refreshments. There were
Cary Real Estate Co. ing of th e s ta te highw ay com m ission 147, of Estacada, was honored by five tables of players who made 14th, Mrs. G. E. Lawrence gave
The funeral services were held
to be held In P o rtlan d F eb ru a ry 27.
a Valentine party in honor of today, at 2:30 p. m., at Finley’s
W hile helping his son w ith w ork on a visit from Mrs. Edythe Kelly merry until the midnight hour.
The guests present were, Mr. Miss Ethel Young. The rooms mortuary, commitment service,
th e ir farm th re e m iles south of Amity. of Roseburg, president of the
O L IC IE S
F. T. Romlg w as attack ed and killed Rebekah assembly of Oregon, and Mrs. T. Ahlberg, Dr. and were tastefully decorated with Rose City cemetery.
by a bull which had escaped from th e last Monday afternoon. A spec­ Mrs. Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. D hearts. The evening was spent
ROVI DING
harn and which Romlg had tried to
ERFECT
ial session of the lodge was held I B. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald in playing games, and at the close THE PEOPLE’S C. & C. STORE
drive back.
and the members enjoyed a Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. H. C delicious refreshments were ser­ Golden West Mustard, one lb 59c
ROTECTI ON
D. S. P arr, fo r th e last tw o y ears
splendid address by their distin­ Gohring. Mr. and Mrs. Dave ved consisting of heart shaped Golden West Pepper, one lb 39c
cash ie r In th e offices of th e sta te
sandwiches, jello, heart cookies,
A re W ritte n by
tre a su re r, has resigned. Mr. P a rr will guished guest. She was enter­ Eshleman, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Sugar Corn, Maryland, 2 pkg 23c
chocolate,
ice cream and cake.
n te r th e em ploy of a P o rtlan d bond tained for lunch, with the noble 1 Heiple, Mrs. R. H. Currin, Ho-
VanCamp Baked Beans, can 13c
PACIFIC STATES FIRE e houae
A lexander H am ilton of Port- grand Mrs. Catherine Jones, and bert Linn, Raymond Lovelace Those present were Velma Sto-
Royal Baking Powder, 12 oz
h as been appointed to succeed | the vice-grand Mrs. Lydia Mc­
1 vail, Evelyn Davis, Florice Doug-
INSURANCE COMPANY land
and Don Allen of Bull Run.
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Mr. P arr.
i lass, Retha Ames, Elizabeth
Connell, by Mrs. W. F. Cary at
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Small
White Beans, 51b3 for 47c
W illam ette valley loganberry grow ­
; her home, and light refreshments Is Your Name Written Here? Weir, Erma Gates, Clyde Davis, Bulk Cocoa, 3lbs for............. 21c
ers
will
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of
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fruit
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JOS. P WOODLE JR
to conclude the
Those subscribing for this pa- ! Howard Davis, Morris Ely, Ver­ Shaker Salt, the carton,...... lie
less th ey receive a m inim um price j were served
Y our H om e A g en t
of 6 cen ts a pound, according to a (delightful afternoon meeting.
! per during the past week are: non Ames, Robert Stone, Rich- Campbell’s Soup, 2 cans for.. 23c
j ard Hayman, Harold Widman
resolution adopted at a m eeting of th e
There was a large attendance !Theo. Caapenter, John Ayres. and Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Young. Kerr’s Best Patent Flour sk, $1.69
m em bers of th e loganberry exchange
Calumet Baking Powder, lib
at the M. E. church last Sunday Pearl Johnson, A. W. Botkin, E.
See J. E. Gates and get that held in Salem.
D. Allen, C. F. Hurst.
When
you
need
a
watch,
ring,
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etc.,
see
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printing
at
the
N
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office
5-10-tf j cellent service of music.
O. F. Building.
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