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Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County
V o l u m e 17,
N u m b e r 40
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
E s t a c a d a , O r e g o n , T u e s d a y , S e p t e m b e r 18, 1924.
OREGON NEWS ITEMS
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
FRUIT SHIPMENTS BEAT
ALL PREVIOUS YEARS
LOCAL ITEMS
$1.50
SCHOOL OPENING NEXT
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22
P er
Y ear
SPRINGWATER FAIR
PROVES BIG SUCCESS
Large cans of sardines or sal­
mon for 15c at Rose’s.
The fresh fruit season was one
On Monday morning, Septem­
W. W. RHODES
We have a few more of those
O STEOPATH IC
The first sales of 1924 Oregon hops of great success, in fact the bungalow aprons at 79c each at ber 22, the Estacada schools will
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
The Springwater fair and pic­
of the late crop were made at 12 to greatest ever known in Eastern
open for the year. There will be
Rose’s.
Office in Lichthorn Bldg., Estacada, 13 cents.
Clackamas. It started out in the
nic again succeeded beyond ex­
New samples o f Wallpaper, 1000 an entirely new faculty. In the
Native bred wild ducks are com early part of the summer with
pectations and the Grange is to
T "}R . G. F. MIDFOKD
tf grammar school the teachers be­
paratively plentiful In waters of Um.v gooseberries followed by straw­ different kinds at Pointers.
^ P H Y S I C I A N a n d SURGEON.
be
congratulated on its enter­
tilla county.
Mrs. U. H. Gibbs will take or­ ginning with the first grade, are
berries, logans, raspberries, black
X R ay E quipment — G lasses fitted
prise. Such gatherings are de­
Bids for the construction of a $100,'
OFFICE and Residence Second and Main Strsets
caps, Lawton blackberries, dew -1 ders for dahlia bulbs for spring as follows: Miss Maude Sherman
Estacadi. Oregon—Telephone Connections
000 junior high school In Astoria will
cidedly advantageous in adver-
of
Athena,
Or.;
Mrs.
Bertha
Pen­
delivery,
9-18tf
be opened by the school board Octo­ berries, cherries, pears ever- j
t i s i n g the resources of t h e
T ) R . CHAS. P. JOHNSON
greens and fresh prunes.
Ap­
The M. E. Ladies Aid met at nington, Portland: Miss Thyra
ber 1.
community,
and will repay the
Staats, Monmouth: Miss Frances
DENTIST
J. E. Thompson, for the past 10 years ples and dried prunes are coming the home of Mrs. H. C. Gohring
labors
of
those
who promote
Hassell and Miss Lyla B. Mekin-
EVENING W ORK BY APPOINTMENT
chief auditor in the state industrial on a little later. Not even in wai yesterday afternoon.
them.
Springwater
district has
ney,
Estacada:
Miss
Lillian
accident commission, died at the home time was there such a demand
Phones: Office, 315; Residence 4712
The fruit season was conclu­
received
much
favorable
publici­
of
his
mother
in
Salem.
Schmidt,
Portland.
These
come
Estacada,
Oregon.
for fruit from this section. This ded at the Estacada cannery the
ty and comment from this fair
Railroad service between Tillamook
well
recommended
having
had
result has been obtained only first of the week.
ALBERT t . e l o t t
and Portland was halted by forest
two years or more of successful and will be known as a center
ATTORNEY AT LAW
fires at Wakefield and Snark, about through great effort on the part
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snyder teaching.
for pure bred stock, grain and
RESIDEN T L A W Y E R
38 miles from Tillamook.
of a few men.
Fifty three car went yesterday to Portland for
fruits.
The
high
school
teaching
force
ESTACADA.
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-
OREGON
More than 50 forest fires were start loads and about eighty truck a visit of a couple of days.
A large attendance turned out
is: O. T. Olson, principal of both
ed In the Umpqua national forest by loads were handled in all. Sgoble
Have you seen those special 42 schools; home economics, Miss from all around and everyone
W M . G. D U N LAP
a severe thunder storm. A heavy
& Day consigning 33 car loads of piece dinner sets at $10.48? Reg­
ATTORNEY AT LAW
rain which followed extinguished the
Katherine Marshall, Gervais; En­ felt well repaid for coming, not
prunes to points in the east, mid­ ular $12.00 sets, at Rose’ s.
A t Estacada, in the office of Woodle fires.
glish, Miss Alta Kirshner, Sa­ only on account of the exhibition
Realty Co., on Saturdays—Portland of­
Libby,
Chinook salmon eggs totaling 4,000,- dle west and Canada.
fice 1524 Yeon Building.
If you are thinking of getting lem; languages and history, Miss but the social spirit which was
000 have been taken out for planting McNeil & Libby bought 20 car
anything in the furniture line, Dorothy Blake, Portland; manu­ in evidence. The Cl a c k a m a s
D. EBY,
from the McKenzie river hatchery. loads of prunes besides the whole
County Guernsey club and the
ATTO RNEY AT LAW.
Last year the record was 15,000,000 logan berry crop, also raspber­ you can get it for less at Rose’s. al training and athletics, Paul C.
Clackamas County Jersey club
Giddings,
Albany;
science
and
See Mrs. U. H. Gibbs’ dahlias
General Practice.
Confidential Ad­ eggs.
ries and cherries.
The remain­
met in the morning and held a
viser. Oregon City. Oregon.
mathematics,
Claude
Wilson,
A car of Oregon Wealthy apples was
der of the small fruit was sent to and select the kinds you wish
business meeting in the school
Portland.
These
were
selected
sold at auction at New York at $3.25®
for spring planting.
9-18tf
3.50, averaging $3.37 for extra fancy Portland, Salem and Hillsboro.
W I L L HEINZ
house, while the Holstein club
after
careful
consideration
and
Our line of Peter’^ solid leath­
and $2.90@3.50, averaging $2.95 for This achievement is one of which
AUCTIONEER
met in the Grange hall. A child’s
are
well
qualified
for
their
re­
fancy.
we may well be proud and should er school shoes is very complete.
welfare clinic was held from 10
Farm Sales and Livestock a Specialty
spective positions.
inspire
every fruit grower to get Better get yours before school
One
of
the
army
De
Havlland
air­
TERM S REASON ABLE
m. to 4 p. m. by Dr. Brisco
Prof.
Olson
advises
that
those
Phone Canby 13-16
Aurora R. 1 planes used on forest patrol was badly after this business with renewed starts, at Rose’ s.
having second hand school books and Misses Pierson and Howard
wrecked at Eugene when it struck a vigor. It is too soon to make
Now is the time to select your
for sale, to bring them Monday of Oregon City, in the church
fence at the edge of the municipal
§ E. WOOSTER
predictions
for
the
coming
year,
dahlias
while they are in bloom,
aviation field.
morning.
Since some of the and twenty-four babies were ex­
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance,
Half of the town of Sisters was de­ but the prospect is very good for next year. Call on Mrs. U. text books are to be changed amined.
stroyed by fire which started in the that Estacada fruit will be in H. Gihbs and place your orders next year it will be well to dis­
Rentals,
In the afternoon, addresses
C. L. Gist hotel, apparently from a good demand,
for spring delivery.
9-18 tf
were given by E. E. Klavel, edi­
Farm Loans a Specialty.
pose
of
all
books
if
possible..
defective flue. The loss was estimat­
J. G. H ayman , Mgr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Duus, Mr.
tor of the Western Farmer and
Telephone Estacada, Ore. ed at $26,000.
and
Mrs. John Blauth, Mr. and School Buildings Improved chairman of the agricultural
Theatre
Extends
Courtesy
Thirty boys of Polk county, who
- r OR GENERAL INSURANCE have been raising Jersey calves for
Mountain Chapter, order of the Mrs. H. C. Gohring and Mr. and
During the summer, a number committee of the Portland Cham­
SEE
exhibition at the state fair, will gather Eastern Star, held its first meet­ Mrs. A. E. Sparks enjoyed a pic­ of much needed improvements ber of Commerce; State Market
J. P. W OODLE JR.
at Rickreall September 19 and hold
ing in the new Masonic building nic at Fern Camp last Sunday.
have been made in the High Agent C. E. Spence; O. M. Plum­
Estocada, Oregon,
City Phone 73-2 an amateur Jersey show.
Property owners in Estacada School building. Saturday morn­ mer, manager of the Pacific
Tuesday night. Quite a number
The state highway commission at a
who were caught in the street ing under the guidance of the Livestock Show; J. F. Tooze,
meeting to be held in Portland Sep­ of visitors from Portland and
tember 25 will open bids for the con­ other places were present, be improvement a year ago, are principal, we were taken through state senator, of Oregon City,
struction of approximately 15 miles side a good attendance of mem­ “ enjoying” their first assess­ it and shown what had been arid G. A. Pal miter, of Hood
of new road and one bridge.
bers. The spaciousness of the ments this week.
done. On the ground floor, the River, State Grange Master,
Hop crop estimates of Oregon are beautiful room, seemed some­
A family reunion was held last boys’ locker room has been cal- They were introduced by Ed­
London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.
being revised upward as a result of what strange, but as soon as the Sunday at the home of Mrs.
cimined and 26 locker doors re­ ward Shearer, who acted as
the last surveys of the Willamette
Keep your policy in our Fire
Stars
realize
that
"east
is
west,
”
G. A. Masse.
Those present placed and all revarnished.
In chairman.
valley yards. Figures now place the
Proof Vault, free o f charge.
The exhibits were fully as good
were
Grandma
Pinkley,
Mr.
and
they
will
get
along
beautifully.
the hall ways four new fire hoses
1924 crop at close to 50,000 bales.
as
those of last year, although
Mrs.
W.
J.
Johnston
and
chil­
At
the
close
of
the
meeting
have been installed. The manu­
H . C. S T E P H E N S
D O U G LASS MILL GOSSIP the worthy matron announced dren, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence al training room has been doub­ the grains and fruit showed
A gent .
that an invitation had very cor­ Johnston and son, Mrs. Wiilah led in size by turning into it the somewhat the effects ot the pro­
The wedding bells rang Friday
dially been extended by Mr. Smith, husband and son, Frances former science room, the wall longed drouth. In the floral hall,
for Miss Ellen Hansen and Irvin
Feyerabend, the alreaJy popular and Ellen Johnston, Mrs. Bertha having been taken down. . Thus besides the fresh fruits and veg­
Updegrave, both of the mill.
young manager of the Liberty Helt and son, Walter Roots, wife the whole department will be in etables there was a big display
The bride is the popular daugh­
theatre,
for the Chapter to and son, Mrs. Ace Hawkens and one room, instead of being divi­ of canned goods, hand and needle
ter o f Mrs. Lulu Hansen and the
Chester and ded up into three or four rooms work. The Ladies Aid had a
witness the last run of the pict­ Elizabeth Hoare,
groom is the son of Mr9. Susan
ure before returning home. The Roy Dean.
as formerly, with part on one booth and was sold out in record
Kellier of Dover. Their hosts of
invitation was accepted and very
floor and part on another, which time.
friends wish them many long
PLACE Y O U R IN­
In the livestock section pure
GARFIELD
ITEMS
much enjoyed by all.
caused a great deal of inconven­
years of married life. They will
SURANCE THROUGH
bred
Jerseys were entered by
ience besides hindering its effi­
YOUR HOME AGENT WHO
make their home at the mill in
Car Auto Agent
Lawrence
& Son, W. F. Greer
O.
W.
Failing
has
returned
to
ciency. The wood basement has
WILL PROTECT
the house formerly occupied by
and
Edward
Shearer & Sons;
his
ranch
in
Upper
Garfield.
W.
F.
Cary
has
added
another
been consequently enlarged by
YOUR
INTEREST
the C. R. Montgomery family.
Guernseys
by
J. A. Shibley &
line to his many activities. He
Twenty four neighbors gath­ the space which the machines
C. R. Montgomery and family is now agent for the Star car, ered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. had occupied. In the domestic Son, and Peter Erickson; Short­
visited Ike Akers Sunday.
which has become so deservedly T. Carpenter, Sunday night, to science room the tables and sink horns by Otis Vallen; English
Walter Douglass is making his popular of late.
He has the give a farewell party to Mrs. Ida have been enameled, the stools bulldogs by S. N. Kilgore and
Fordson do double service these latest models and he drives one Willis, the mother of Mrs. Car­ varnished, and the walls calci- J. C. Richards; and three colts
days. Early in the morning he which is decidedly r.ifty in ap­ penter, before she left for her mined for the height of three by Otis Vallen.
Christian .Church Services
First prizes of blue ribbons
brings it to the lower mill pumps pearance.
home in California.
Ice cream feet or so from the base board.
Bible School at 10 a. m.
and
¿$1.00 cash were awarded to
water to last through the day,
was made by the neighbors and Repairs have also been made on
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 and then goes home with it and
Albert Stone, James Guttridge,
We have just received a line of a general good time was enjoyed. the furnace.
p. m.
young men’s trousers and sweat­
farms.
On the second floor considera­ Kenneth Keller, OrelJ Vallen,
Mrs. Ira Head and daughter,
Prayer Meeting Wednesday at
ers,
makes
a
good
combination
Walter Kitzmiller and fam'ily
Sylvia, with Mr. and Mrs. John ble calcimining has been done, Julia McAuley, Evelyn Dibble,
8 p. m.
for
a
school
suit.
At
Rose’s.
Hipes, motored from Portland to the desks in the auditorium and Helen Perry, Albert Cromer,
Subject o f morning sermon, of Oregon City were the dinner
spend Tuesday with Mr. and class rooms have all been var­ Edith Howell, Wilbur Howell,
“ Ble.-sed 13 the Man, Who and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
An Aftermath
nished, the piano tuned and pol­ Claude Shriner, Cora McAuley,
DeShazer Saturday evening.
Mrs. J. W. Dillinger.
Why?”
The proceeds from the cele­
Ruth Guttridge, Uaj mond Perry,
Frank Mills was an Oregon
R. E. Davis. Walter Lemon and ished, and a leak in the roof fixt.
All evening services from now
bration on Labor day. were
The science room has been moved | Wm. Tucker, and two first went
City business visitor Monday.
on are at at 7:30.
$483.90 and when all expenses two daughters, Mary and Neva, over To the former English room to Edward Shearer Jr.
You are cordially invited to at­ Raymond DeShazer acted as en­ were paid it left a balance of drove to Eugene. Monday.
Second prizes of red ribbon
at the southeast corner of the
gineer that aay.
tend these services.
$280.30, the Eastern Clackamas
H. Horowitz, Mrs. Belle Kidd, second floor.
and 75 cents cash went to Ray­
A
ne
w
flag
also
B. K CLAY,
band and the Library Association Mrs. M. E. Bradford and son has been purchased for the High mond Perry, Donald Perry, Wm.
Aid Society Wants Work
Minister, Christian Church.
sharing equally. The $140:15 Norton, visited over Sunday, School so each building will have McUellan Jr. and two to George
In planning their work for the
was very acceptable to each, and with Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Reheer. its flag. On the grammar school Guttridge Jr.
Evangelistic Conference
fall and winter, the ladies of the
received with thanks to all who
Mrs. M. G. Weatherby and building minor repairs have beer.! Fbir,I prizes of white ribbon
The ladv evangelists who have Christian Church have decided
contributed.
The expense of Mrs. T. Carpenter spent Monday done where necessary, but not anf^ 50 cents cash wire given
been holding meetings all around that they can perhaps, better
the celebration was run on its and Tuesday in Portland, after much was required Ihis year. Gharles Farrier, Violet Tucker
this vicinity during the summer, serve the community by doing
own merits, which was quite un- seeing Mrs. Ida Willis off to Cal- New grates have been provided anr* two *° James Guttridge.
will be in Estacada on Sunday, sewing, quilting, tacking com-1 usual, as generally the business ifornia.
for the furnace.
The FJastern Clackamas band
They will be assisted bv a Dr. forts, embroidery and crochet men are asked to contribute to
Mr and Mr„ G üart dmve to
W
’e
found
Janitor
Sarver
busy
wa3
Present ar)d enlivene ! the
Nichol who will preach on Heav-1 work. If any persons need work1 such occasions.
Portland
Friday,
bringing
Ken-
at
work,
and
when
the
bell
rings
ProceerI,nKs
by playing a number
en at 11. In the afternoon a ! of this class done, the Aid Socie-
selections
throughout
the day.
on Monday. September 22nd, the
conference will b° held at 2, and ty of the Christian Church, will THE PEOPLE’S C. 4 C. STORE
b o m .iw t b .im » .
pupils
will
find
everything
spic
I
a night service at 8. The place, be plea.ej to have you eotttmunt- i .. . M
(marts
. Kk
WaIter Shriner is working in
and span awaiting them, so,
Sandboys went in style
o f meeting was not stated in no- cate w ith any one o f the follow- Fruit Mason jars pints........... 79c Oregon City.
that
they
can
study
under
j d e a j j 1° the countv fair today, as they
ing ladies: Mesdames D. M. Mar-
Mrs. Minnie Eash, Mrs. Ida
tice sent paper.
Jar rings good quality 4 doz .25c
conditions.
had their band stand painted and
shail Henry Beers. Julius Krieg- old
Dutch'cie.nser
3
cani“.1.25c
Falmateer
and daughter. Avis,
Old Dutch Cleanser 3 cans— 25c
inscribed with the slogans,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Moore re­
er. John Osborne and B. O. Sar- Ljlv Whjte iauerkraut 2 can*.25c were Portland visitors, Saturday.
Roger Cary o f Portland, was ' E a s t e r n Clackamas B a n d ,
turned Friday evening from their
Large can corned beef............ 23c-
Lillian Duncan is attending the guest of his brother, W. F. Watch us Grow.” “ Estacada the
vacation trip to the McKenzie ver* _____________ .
There will be a meeting of the Perfection sodas 3'-ilb box 49c Franklin High School in Port- Cary and family, last Thursday Land of Plenty.” "Come and
river country. Tney report a de­
evening. He was enroute to See us, F'ree Auto Camp.” "E s-
lightful time and are more than La Toilette supporters in the I. O. Mason and Economy jar caps. 27c iand-
T. Carpenter was in Portland* his Hot Springs up in the moun- tacada the Land o f the Logan-
ever in love with Oregon and O. F. hall in Estacada on Friday, Hot cake flour package......... 27c
tains.
Broom special a few only...... 49c1 Monday.
berry and the Prune,"
October 3, at 8 p. m.
its scenic beaut ies.
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