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Eastern Ollarkamas Nruts Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County 17, V olum e N um ber E stacada , O reg o n , 36 - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- \ PROFESSIONAL CARDS. OREGON NEWS ITEMS OF SPECIAL INTEREST ■ - m m m l.n T~\R. W. W. RHO DES J- ' O ST E O P A T H IC E. B. W illiam son was elected p resi PH Y SIC IA N AND SU RG EON d en t of th e A lbany cham ber of com Office in L ichthorn B ldg., E stacada, m erce a t th e ann u al m eeting. ■ p)R . G. F. MIDFOKD ^ P H Y S I C I A N a nd S U R G E O N . X R ay E q u ipm en t — G l a s s e s fitted OFFICE and Residence Second and Main Strsets Estacada. Oregon—Telephone Connections CHAS. P. JO H N SO N DENTIST EVENINC WORK BY APPOINTMENT Phones: Office, 315; Residence 4712 E stacad a, Oregon. ALBERT t . e l o t t A T T O R N E Y A T LAW RESIDENT LAWYER ESTA CAD A, - - OREGON W M . G. DUNLAP W illiam H ilton, P o rtlan d Contrac tor, w as th e successful bidder on th e school building to be erected a t Fossil. A to tal of (81,110.50 w as tu rn e d over to th e sta te tre a su re r by th e sta te land board du rin g th e m onth of May. F ltzhugh G. L ee has been confirm ed by th e se n a te a s p o stm a ste r a t Ju n c tion City, Or., and W lUlam C. F o ste r a t Tillam ook. T hirty-nine stu d e n ts a t th e Indian school a t C hem aw a received diplom as from G overnor P ierce a t th e g ra d u a t ing exercises. E u g en e’s building p erm its totaled 81,347,035 for th e first five m onths of 1£24. T he p erm its during May am o u n t ed to (250,150. A T T O R N E Y A T LAW A t E stacada, in the office of Woodle City officials have ask ed th a t Eu R ealty Co., on S atu rd ay s—P ortland o f gene people cu rta il th e ir use of w ater, fice 1524 Yeon Building. as th e filterin g p la n t Is not w orking up to stan d ard . D. EBY, A T T O R N E Y AT LAW . An o rd er re stra in in g th e s ta te gam e G eneral Practice. Confidential Ad com m ission from changing th e open viser. O regon City. O regon. season on d eer w as issued by C ircuit Ju d g e Bingham , W ednesday. g E. WOOSTER Building p erm its in M arshfield for th e first five m onths of 1924 a g g re Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, gated 8331,000, w hich is n early on a Rentals, p a r w ith those issued thro u g h o u t 1923. The U n iv ersity of Oregon has raised Farm Loans a Specialty. Telephone Estacada, Ore. (309,762 th u s fa r in Its nation-w ide m illlon-dollar endow m ent cam paign, according to th e official re p o rt issued May 28. A lim ited num ber ot en listm en ts from P o rtlan d for th e a ir service in th e P hilippines has been authorized by London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co. th e n in th corps a re a h e a d q u a rte rs a t San Francisco. Keep your policy in our F ire R. T. S palding has resigned as sec P roof V ault, fre e of charge. re ta ry of th e M arshfield ch am b er of com m erce to becom e se c re ta ry of th e Medford cham ber, succeeding H. O. F robach, resigned. A gent . D entists from m any sectio n s of th e ■ __________________________ < sta te , som e 500 in num ber, g ath ered In P o rtlan d W ednesday for th e 31st annual convention of th e O regon S tate FIR E INSURANCE. H. C. S T E P H E N S For Fire Insurance PLACE Y O U R IN SURANCE THROUGH YOUR HOME AGENT WHO WILL PR OT E CT YOUR INTEREST Cary Real Estate Co. P O L IC IE S ROVI DING ERFECT ROTECTI ON Are Written by PACIFIC STATES FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY SEE JOS. P. WOODLE JR. Y our H om e A g en t Christian Church Service» Bible School 10:00 a. m. Preaching 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Mid-week prayer meeting Wed nesday, 8:00 p. m. Choir practice Friday 7:30 p. m. Gospel sermon morning and evening. The public is cordially invited to attend these services. B. F. C lay , Minister, Christian Church. Methodist Episcopal Church Serices as usual "Serving God by serving folks.” j H. W. M ort , Pastor. Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Leeham- mer are located in their home on 4th street, near the Standard Oil tanks. Mr. Leehammer is the Standard Oil agent for Estacada and vicinity, he having been lo cated here for some months. Their former home was in Sell* wood. D ontaj oagorlatlftB ^ C harles H. Carey, d elegate a t large from O regon to th e republican n a tional convention was selected to m ake a speech seconding th e nom ina tion of P re sid e n t Coolidge. T he s ta te ta x on sales of gasoline and d istilla te in Oregon during th e m onth of April ag g reg ated 8214.497.05, according to a sta te m e n t p rep ared by Sam A. Kozer, se c re ta ry o t sta te . A seaw all of m ore th a n a h a lt mile In length is one of th e am bitious p ro je c ts of N ew port. The wall has been sta rte d and about 800 feet is under constru ctio n by th e po rt com m ission. F. E. M allory w as wounded in the face, c h e st and abdom en In ex chang ing shots w ith five men whom he observed prow ling around th e m er chandise sto re of H. N. Beck in H ub bard. H enry T uckm an of P o rtlan d , died at a Salem hospital as th e re su lt of in ju rie s suffered w hen a tru c k la w hich he was rid in g plunged down a hill on th e highw ay betw een D allas and In dependence. C loser o rganization of th e live stock in d u stry of th e s ta te and th e Pacific n o rth w est was em phasized at th e 11th annual convention of th e C attle and H orse R aisers' asso ciatio n of Oregon held in Baker. T he Rev. R obert A. B uchanan of Sitka. A laska, has accepted th e p as to ra te of G race P resb y terian church at A lbany, succeeding th e Rev. A. D. Thom pson, who resigned a fte r serving several years. At th e Q uartz eroasing about five m iles e a st of Baker, a w est bound freight tra in ran Into a h erd of c a ttle belonging to P alm er & Denham and killed tw enty-tw o end seriously in ju r ed a num ber m ore. A convention of m usic te a c h e rs and professional m usicians of O regon was held at th e U niversity of O regon F ri day and S atu rd ay of la s t w eek. S ev eral hundred persona from all p a rts of th e sta te atten d ed . Ted M andronaa. accused of being th e th ird man In the Moeler Valley bank robbery la st ovem ber. w as found guilty of robbery arm ed w ith a d a n g e r ous weapon, by a Jury In th e circuit court a t T he D alles. G overnor P ierce oomra*t»d from d eath to life im prisonm ent th e se n ten ce of Abe Evans, who was schednl- ed to be banged for th e m u rd er of Jam es D oran In W asco ron n ty . Th* crim e w as com m lt'ed S ep tem b er IS, 1921. n ear The Dalles. The g overnor’s decision Is based on th e b elief tha> E vans Is feeble ■ lad ed BARTON T hursday , J une 12. 1924. LOCAL ITEMS $1.50 P er Y ear S P R IN G W A T E R N E W S MOUNTAIN CHAPTER HAS VISITORS Saturday, June 14, is Flag The Neighborly club has been The local ball team returned postponed until Wednesday June the game with Errol Heights, Day. Sunday, the score being 10 to 15 Rose’s is the place to buy just 18th. W. E. Myers’ mother died at in the local’s favor, now without doubt Mountain Chapter, No. 108, O. Vancouver, Monday. The fune E. S., was favored by a visit Sunday, ¡Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Estacada will play a Gresham Wallace were surprised by rela nine on the home field, Sunday. ral was held at the Springwater last Friday evening, from the church, Wednesday June 11 at 2 tives gathering at their home, Mrs. J. R. Hughes is visiting p. m. with interment in the worthy grand matron, Stella K. bringing a delicious dinner with her daughter in Portland this Drake, her husband, who is a Springwater cemetery. them, it being Mr. and Mrs. week. past patron, grand patron W. R. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Graham Boone, Mrs. Boone, grand mar Wallace’s 10th wedding anniver Miss Florence Kendall is here and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Walker shal, and Mrs. Drake’s mother, sary. There were 21 present visiting her sister Mrs. W. J. and son and daughter of Hunter, Mrs. Peterson, all of Portland. and many beautiful presents Moore. Wash., are visiting at the Peter The degrees were conferred were recived. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Hoygaard Erickson home. The two ladies upon two candidates, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. A. Nolan and chil and the boys are enjoying a new are sisters. Mrs. W. Scrutton, of this place. dren of Portland spent Sunday Miss Irma McTaggart and Mrs. The worthy grand matron com with ’Mr. Nolan’s parents, Mr. Star car. See J. E. Gates and get that Lois Erickson went to Portland, plimented the chapter very high and Mrs. W. J. Nolan. suit cleaned and pressed. I. O. Tuesday. Mrs. Erickson will re ly for its efficient work, most of Mrs. George Forman visited 10-lltf. main all the week to write on the the officers being almost perfect. with Mrs. E. Olson one day last O. F. Building. After the chapter closed, the A new floor has been laid in teachers’ examinations. week. members and visitors to the Mr. and Mrs. Peter Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Earl Odell and the depot waiting room, and new number of about fifty, enjoyed a returned home Sunday from the platforms outside. Miss Grace Ferrel and Mrs. Ida social time. Later they repaired Warner were Portland visitors Mrs. G. A. Lovell visited her State grange meeting at The to the dining hall, which was Dalles. one day last week. daughter and other relatives in beautifully decorated, and par Mr. and Mrs. Guffnut and Portland last week. DOVER DOINGS took of delicious refreshments. children spent several days last Mesdames Dora Herring, Z. P. week visiting their old home at Coop and G. A. Masse went to There was a goodly number in For a Night Watchman attendance at the Childrens’ Camas, Washington. Portland this morning. At the city council Tuesday Mrs. Mattie Stone delightfully C. C. Miller and family have day exercises, which were held night, an ordinance was proposed entertained the Good Will Club, moved into the Dinty Moore res Sunday morning. The basket to appoint a night watchman and dinner made a most enjoyable Thursday. The quilt the club idence on Zobrist street. provide a levy for his salary, as has been working on was com J. E. Gates is receiving con interval between the program follows: pleted and a committee of three, signments every day of new and and Sunday School. There was Any business having a street no preaching. consisting of Mrs. Minnie For- second hand furniture. 5-22tf Ralph De Shazer and family frontage of 20 feet or more $3.00 mon, Mrs. Amy Rivers and Mrs. per month. Mattie Stone, were appointed to George Pointer was in Port drove up from the Douglass mill Any business having a 15 foot land the last of the week, return for the day. deliver the beautiful quilt, pieced frontage and less than 20 feet ing Sunday morning. John Krieger as well as other 2.25 per month. by the members of the club, to The M. E. bible study class of berry growers, is busy harvesting Any business having less than Mrs. Paul Stassen, who lost her young people have discontinued his crop. home and contents sometime a 15 foot street frontage 1.50 per ago. Next meeting of the club their meetings for the summer. Miss Eliza Smart and friend month. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Anderson Miss Gladys Pennington, came All professional lines 1.50 per will be held at the home of Mrs. went to Portland Friday even out from Portland to spend the month. Maude Odell, on June 26. There will be a dance Satur ing, remaining until the next day with every one. They were All business or professional lines the house guests of Mrs. H. L. not otherwise provided for 1.50 day night at Peterson’s hall for day. Guthrie. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Duus left the benefit of the Barton ball per month. team. Everybody is invited to yesterday for a few days visit Iva Parks, Agnes and Herbert Any business having a front at the home of their son at White Udell and Jack Mitchell were re age of two streets shall pay at attend. Salmon, Wash. cent visitors to Paradise Park. the rate provided for the smaller Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Pesznecker, Hoyt’s spectacular comedy Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kitzmiller frontage. Mr. and Mrs. Joe pesznecker, Miss Lena Schwitzer and Leo show at the Gem tonight and to and family of Salem came up on The City of Estacada will pay Pesznecker were the dinner morrow. Admission to both pic Saturday and remained until Sun 10.00 per month towards the sal guests at the Forman Hone last tures and vaudeville 40 and 20 day evening as the guests of the ary of the night marshall. cents. latter’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. Garfield Grange Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sparks Joe DeShazer. The silo which M. A. Nelson recently erected will be filled this and Mrs. H. C. Gohring were Ernest Campbell and family The regular monthly meeting week with clover, vetch and among the many Estacadans are picking berries for John of Garfield Grange No. 317 will be held the second Saturday in who attended the Rose Festival Krieger. oats. June, the 14th, in the evening. in Portland today. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cunning Hiram Johnson is busy at work Dinner will be served at 6 p. m. Mrs. Arthur White from Port ham and Mr. and Mrs. George painting the Joe DeShazer house. All Grangers will be welcome. land, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. Brown and daughter of Estacada Harry Lawlyer came out from F. Hurst ir. south Estacada. She visited with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Portland Saturday to spend Sun Dance Saturday Night is an old friend from Oskaloosa, day with his family. Forman last Saturday evening. The Neighbors of Woodcraft Remember June 14. Bond Iowa. will give a dance in the park School Election election from 2 P. M. until 7 Mrs. Mae Reed and two daugh pavilion Saturday night. Tickets ters, Mary Alice and Florence The election of a school direc P. M. $1.00. Lunch will be served. June, left the first of the week tor and clerk will take place in 17th Wedding Anniversary for California to visit her daugh the High School auditorium, on A Farewell Party On Sunday at River Mill. Mr. ter, Mrs. R. C. Deming and fam- Monday night, at 8 o’clock. Vo and Mrs. Charles Hicinbothem ily. ters must be 21 years of age to A number of members of the M. E. Ladies Aid and a few in celebrated their 17th wedding Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Cleworth qualify and have resided in the anniversary. There wfere pres of Portland visited over the district 30 days immediately pre- vited friends gathered at the ent to a chicken dinner, the fol week end at the home of her ceeding the election. There is home of Mrs. H. C. Gohring, on lowing people: Rev. H. W. Mort parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harman, no property qualification at this Monday afternoon, to bid fare and wife, Mrs. Annie Hughs and where they celebrated their first election. It is very important well to Mrs. Soren Ostergaard, daughter Scelia, Elmer McClure, wedding anniversary. that there should be a large and who leaves this week with her husband for Silverton. Both William Gilgan, wife and three Abe Gilbert traffic officer, ar representative attendance so the have been prominent in social children, his mother Mrs. Gilgan rested yesterday C. H. Paddison one elected will be the choice of and church affairs during their and Harvie Gilgan, Mr. and Mrs. for driving an overloaded truck. the majority in the district. stay here of some months, and Henry McCulium and two daugh He was carrying 1,800 pounds School Meeting will be greatly missed by the ters, J. H. Sevier and wife and too much, ar.d fined $18.00 by The school meeting last Mon friends they leave behind. Mr. Charlie, Clara and Alice and ¡Justice Bacon. day was attended by the late Ostergaard is working for an in Leslie Hicinbothem. All had a principal and his lawyer from surance company and meeting 1 John Blauth Jr. returned home very pleasant time. Tuesday from Seattle. He did Portland, but it passed off quiet with marked success in writing go to Alaska as he thought ly enough. The former decided insurance. Mrs. Ostergaard is a THE PEOPLE’ S C. & C. STORE not he would when he left here. He to accept the offer of the school musician of fine ability and con 1 qt Ball Mason Jars at--99c doz says it is almost impossible to get board in settlement for his April siderable experience in school l p t ............................. ...89c doz! work in either Seattle or Tacoma. salary, with $10 attorney fees. and chorus training. 8 oz Squat Jelly Glasses- 52c doz Papers were served on the board J. F. Whalen of the Estacada Quite Natural 6 o z ...............................47c doz in regard to his claim for $200 Gray Guaranteed Jar Rubbers laundry returned yesterday from for coaching the football team, It is rumored that a devout la 4 dozen for...........................25c Duluth, Minnesota, where he had which the board determined to dy who had been reading about Genuine Zinc Mason Jar Caps been called by the death of his fight, and appointed Attorney the price breaking sale at one of .......................................27c doz mother. He was accompanied Hedges of Oregon City, to han our local stores, just before gray Tip Top Bread 21b loaf a t..... 15c. by his young brother Clifford. dle the matter for the board, so er meeting, was heard inadver Large selection of Aluminum' Mr. Whalen says it was still win- the case was referred to him. tently changing the words of a Ware a t ...............................15c tery in the North Star state. The principal’s salary for May well known hymn to "there^ will For vour outing trip we have George S. Kelly, of the P. E. was also allowed and he took his be showers of bargains.’’ the Sanitary Serviceable Adiron P. company, and H. H. Brow departure. After the strenuous Stork Leaves Twins nell, moving picture photograph- j ness of the past year, he no dack Wooden Plates, 6 for l()c. Badger White Crepe Paper er, took dinner at the Estacada doubt feels the need of recuper At the Lovelace hospital in Es Napkins, suitable for picnics, hotel last night They were on ation, which theNF.ws, although tacada, Wednesday, June 11, opposed to his administration, automobile parties and informal their way up the river to take hopes he will get. Without mal 1925, to Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Ten pictures today of and around the ice and in all charity, we wish ney of Logan, twin daughters. gatherings, at 10c package. Stationery, white, blue and penstock. Mr. Brownell is just him well, which sentiment we Dr. Midford was the attending 1 hardly expect him to reciprocate. physician. 1 back from Mexico. pink, 15c box.