Eastern Clackamas news., March 26, 1925, Image 1

Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County
V o l u m e 18,
ESTACADA, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1925.
N u m b e r 26
OREGON NEWS ITEMS
GARFIELD ITEMS
The meeting place o f the Skip-a-
" ee*1 Club will be with Mrs Min-
nie Eash, Tuesday, March 31, in­
stead o f at Mrs. Duncan's.
Mrs. T. B. Young was hostess to
1 the Dorcas Society iast Thursday.
Mrs. R. E. Davis and family visit­
ed in Garfield the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lemon de­
lightfully entertained the Skip-a-
Week
Club, their husbands
and
friends to a St. Patrick’s party Fri­
day evening.
Fifty-three
guests
enjoyed being
Murphies,
Flanni-
gans and O'Briens . The O’Brien
family winning the cake.
Mrs. S. Roberts and son Harold
visited over the week-end with rel­
atives.
Mr. nad Mrs. M. G. Weath
erby, Mr4. Minnie Eash and W . K.
Corbin drove to Portland on Busi­
ness Friday.
The Garfield Grange held a fine
meeting at the .hall Saturday. 28
members, and ltwo visitors were
present.. In the afternoon 3 were
initiated into the grange.
H. B. Davis is home for a short
visit.
The Chas. Duncan family is re-
ported as all being on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Jones o f
Clackamas were in Garfield, Sun-
day.
UPPER EAGLE ( REEK
The Shadqw Social given by Miss
Edythe Peters at the school house
last Friday evening was quite well
attended.
An interesting program
was rendered which was much enJ
joyed by those present. Miss Agnes
Peters af Oswego was present and
gave some violin selections, which
delighted the audience. Only twelve
ladies had
their
shadows
sold,
which brought $37.75. Mr. Asp
and H. F. Gibson added $3.50 to
this sum, making it $41.25. This
money goes goes toward the paying
for the play-shed.. H. F. Gibson
auctioned off the shadows.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass and
children dined at the Homeof R. B.
Gibson last Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. August Sondenaa,
and little son, Elmer, were the
guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Ike Akers a
few days this week
few days this week. The latter is a
sister o f Mrs. Akers
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Gibson, Hazel
Gibson, Alice Udell, Miss Iva Parks
and Miss Alma Lizberg, o f Barton,
attended the Shadow Social last
Friday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass, Son
Quintin, and Mrs. Louise Douglass,
were Portland visitors on Tuesday
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$1.50 P er
LOCAL ITEMS
Y ear
SPRINGWATER NEWS
FOR hauling or moving see H.
Russel Seaquest and family were
R.Stubbe or phone 24-5.
3-19-26 home a couple o f days the first of
Ul OlLUlML HllLllLOl
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last week.
Mrs. J. W. Reed was a Portland
Mrs. W. Wallens was visiting in
■p\R. W. W. RHODES
| visitor, Monday,
The work of extending the Umpqua
Portland a few days last week.
O STEO P ATH IC
river Jetty a distance of 1300 feet has
Mr. Dallas had the misfortune to
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Mrs. W. E. Linn was a Portland
lose one o f his horses.
Mr. Wil-
Office in Lichthorn Bldg., Estacada, begun.
visitor last Monday.
liame also lost one and has another
David R. Vandenberg, Portland at­
torney, was appointed deputy district
I Sheriff E. T Mass o f Oregon City one sick.
] “ )R . G. F. M1DFOKD
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hull were
attorney of Klamath county.
was in Estacada last Monday.
^ P H Y S I C I A N and SURGEON,
dinner
guests at the Seaquest home
X R ay E quipment — G lasses fitted
June 5 and 6 are the dates for the
Dance at Carver Saturday night, on Tuesday.
OFFICE and Resldanc® Second and Main Strseta
83d
annual
picnic
of
the
Umatilla
Eatacada. Orogon—Telephone Connections
Mrs. Dodson was calling on Ml .
Kelley’s six piece orchestra.
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County Pioneers’ association.
Archie Howell Friday afternoon.
It has been decided to transfer the
The floor in the R. G. Marchbank
TA R . CHAS, P. JOHNSON
Elmer Dibble caught another
state prohibition department head­
confectionery was given a new coat coyote in his trap last week.
quarters from Portland to Salem.
of paint last Wednesday morning
Mr. and Mrs. Calendar o f For­
EVENING W ORK BY APPOINTMENT
est Grove, relatives of Mr. Bard,
Trustees of the Columbia Basin Ir­
Phones: Office, 815; Residence 4712
T. L. Smart o f San Francisco,
visited a few days last week at the
rigation league will meet in Portland
Estacada
Oregon. March 27 to outline the summer and
registered at the Estacada, Monday. Bard home. They were on their way
Mr. Smart was in Portland attend­ to Kansas.
fall activities of the league.
ing the Rotary conference • this
Julia and Cora McCauley spent
Thirty-four fires caused a loss of
arry
handler
week.
the week-end at the J. A. Shibley
CHIROPRACTOR
$76,586.06 in the city of Portland last
home.
585 MORGAN BUILDING
month, according to the report of Ed­
An ad appears in this issue o f the
BROADWAY AND WASH.
HOURS
A large crowd attended the Com­
ward
Grenfell,
fire
marshal.
PORTLAND, O R E G O N
10 A. M. to 6 P. M.
News which should be o f especial munity Club meeting at the Grange
interest to the ladies and girls in hall Saturday night and reported
A complete survey of the city of
this community entitled
“ From a good time. Games were played
Roseburg to determine any areas not
O D. EBY,
New York to You.”
afforded suitable fire protection has
ATTORN EY A T LAW.
and the evening ended with refresh­
been ordered by the city council.
ments pf sandwiches, coffee and
General Practice.
Confidential Ad-
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Abbot and
There is more Influenza In the state
viser. Oregon City, Oregon.
Iris hstew.
son , Waddington, and Mrs. Abbott
now than at any time all winter, Dr.
La Vern Severn and Thelma Sun­
o
f
Bellingham,
Wash.,
were
the
Frederick D, Strieker, secretary of
derland are visiting with Mr. and
W I L L I A M WALLACE SMITH
guests o f their sister and daughter,
the state board of health, reports.
Mrs. S. E. Lawrence.
Mrs. Harry Smith and family for
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Milton 8. Woodcock, pioneer of Ben­
P. T. Monroe and family were
BARTON
several days. Mr. and Mrs. Abbott
Sunday evening callers at the Dr.
M asonic BU> g .
E stacada , O re . ton county, regent of the agricultural
are on their way to California for
Wallen home.
college and president of the First Na­
WILL OPEN NEW SHOP
The infant daughter of Mr. and a trip.
tional bank of Corvallis, died at Cor­
A radio service was enjoyed at the
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Mrs. Ray Dibble died
Thursday
E. WOOSTER
vallis.
R. G. Marchbank is announcing flig h t from pneumonia.
The fu-
The Home Restaurant, owned and church on Sunday through the cour­
tesy o f Mr. Madden.
Swan Martin, transient, was killed to the public this week the opening neraj services were held at the home operated by Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance,
Next Sunday, March 29,
there
In the Southern Pacific railroad yards o f a new barber shop and marcel with interment taking place in the Hall, has a new sign extended across
Rentals,
will
bo
church
services
with
a
minis­
at Salem when he fell under the solon in the Masonic building, ad- I. o . O. F. cemetery at Estacada.
the sidewalk in front which adds
Farm Loans a Specially.
j wheels of a train on which he was joining his confectionery. This
Mrs.
M. A. Nelson fell and hurt .....................
to the appearance of the place. The - ter from Portland in charge. Every-
Telr ’lone Estacada, Ore. stealing a ride.
place wil be known
as
“ Bob’s" her hip very seriously Friday, but is work was done by George Pointer, body eordiully invited to attend.
Delegates from all parts of ths state Union Shop, and Mr. Marchbank is improving at this time.
local painter.
Mrs- MlUer o f Portlund has been
attended the three-day annual con- sparing no expense in making it
Mrs. Geo. Foreman, Mrs. Ally,
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visiting her mother, Mrs. Burnham.
ventlon at Astoria of the state organ- one o f the mo8t up-to-dates shops in Mrs. E. H. Odell, Mrs. Gufnett, Mrs!
Five carloads o f lumber and one Mrs- Devit and son have been
itatlon of the Daughters of the Amer- this Part ofthe country.
E. Gibson and Alice Udell, all prom- carload o f slabs were shipped from
visiting at the Peter Erickson home
(can Revolution.
He baB purchased new equip- ¡„ent workers in the Good Will the Electric Lumber and Manufact­ They are form er neighbors o f tho
Ericksons.
Frank B. Lynn of Perrydale, Polk ment and wil1 6mploy only the mo8! clu b < visited the school last Friday. uring Company’s mill Wednesday
London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.
Mrs. Grable was calling on Mrs.
The shop will
Mr. and Mrs. H Gibson, Mrs. morning.
county, was reappointed a member of efficient operators.
Moger on Monday afternoon.
be
known
for
its
cleanliness
and
Parks
and
Miss
Udell
drove
to
the Oregon state fair board for a
Keep your policy in our Fire
G. A. Lovell o f Currinsville was
Mrs. Cogswell o f Eagle Creek
Proof Vault, free of charge.
term of four years. His first term sanitation as well as expert work. Sandy, Sunday, to see the fiishing.
taken to the Good Samaritan hos­ Spent last Sunday at the F. Madden
The
opening
will
be
Saturday,
Sam
Whitehead,
Franklyn
Gib­
expired on March 14.
March 28. It is planned to keep the son and Melvin Nelson drove over to pital in Portland last Sunday after­ home.
H. C. S T E P H E N S
Three thousand men will be at work
Mr. Moger was an Estacada visi­
. beauty shop to be operated in con­ the Sandy and caught a good sup­ noon.’ Mr. Lovell has been ill for
on the Southern Pacific company’s
some
time
and
it
is
hoped
that
tor
on business last Monday.
nection
with
this
open
o
nMonday,
ply o f smelt returning to their
A gent .
new line over the summit of the Cas­
the treatments there will prove bene­
Mr. and Mrs. Drake of Forest
Wednesday and Saturday and other in time forbreakfast.
cades between Eugene and Klamath'
Grove were Sunday visitors at tho
days by appointment.
Mr. aud Mrs Ferrel’s daughters, ficial.
Falls within a few weeks.
W. G. Bard home.
Edith and Grace spent hte past
Goat shearing Is making good pro­
Announcements have been receiv­
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mars o f Ore­
P. T. A MEETS
week-end at rhe home, returning to
gress In the Willamette valley and
ed in Estacada o f the birth o f a son gon City were culling at the James
‘
A T
’ ’
Portland, Sunday.
most of the mohair buyers are now out
on Monday, March 23, to Mr. and Shibley home on Monday.
There was an unusually large at­
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nolan have
with offers of 65 cents for mature tendance
Mrs. Otis Wagner o f San Diego, Cal­
at the
Parent-Teachers
Don’t forget the April First social
moved to Portland.
Their son and
hair and 75 cents for kid hair.
ifornia. The young man has oeen to be given by the Ladies’ Aid of
meeting last Friday afternoon in the
his wife are managing the Piace
named Wayne Madison. Mr. Wag­ the church.
T. A. Rinehart, for the last two assembly room at the grade school. here.
ner is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. P. M,
years
secretary
of
the
state
tax
com­
A fter the usualor der o f business the
i Block South of; P. O., Estacada
Mr. aud Mrs. Bill Odell and
Wagner o f Garfield.
NASH CLOTHES
mission, has submitted his reslgna following program was given:
Leather Half soles on men’s light
EarlOdell went to Sandy after
tion, to become effective April 1. He
work or dress shoes, sewed
Songs by the Eighth grade pupils smejti Wednesday,
As we go to press the report
I willbe at Linn's Inn, Tuesday,
or nailed........................... $1.25
will be succeeded by Ralph Wirth.
which showed that they were re- ! Miss Glfldyg Nolan who hflg
wr : n 8now^ r » : “ » * W“ V C'
Miss Gladys Nolan who has been reaches us that J C Wright was March
Mu
Rubber composition half-soles
31, with a line line o f fabrics
ic
offi-
ceivmg
excellent
rtaimng;
areading
at
Eugene
for
tho
mint
®
us
tnac
j
.
c,.
v
r
*
n
Activities of ths state traffic
for men,.........................
$1.00
spring and summer.
cers
resulted
In
175
arrests
during
by
Mrs.
G
.Mauerer,
one
o
f
the
high
„tu
rn
ed
s
l
r
iav
h
J
lnJurcd
W
hll<?
w,,rk,nK
a
t
b
E‘C
C
lor
Men’s heels straightened.
a »„lo hv Marlin I ,
.
,Satu,day to spend a few trie mill. He was brought to Dr. it.
P. F. BLACK.
February, according to a report pre school teachers; a solo by Merlin days here.
Leather or rubber..... ....
.50
Midford’s officeand later removed
and the
his
alto
horn
pared by T. A. Raffety, chief inspector Bullard on
Ladies' heels same Work........... 35
.
..
.
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Mr, and Mrs. W. P. Ferrel drove to a Portland hosqital. The injury
Miss Irma Gates o f Gresham was
Whole leather heels men of
for the state motor vehicle depart­ round table discussion led by Mrs. t0 Estacada, Thursday on business.
was
in
the
nature
o
f
a
scalp
wound
Portland
visitor last Saturday.
women.......... .................... $1.0o
Lloyd Yocum.. There were twenty-
ment.
Don’t forget our basket social on which may prove to lie a fracture.
Only the best o f leather and find­
WAFFLE LUNCHEON
eight
mother*
present,
a
number
of
ings Used—can also save you
SURPRISE PARTY
March 28 as we want everybody
money on team harness or parts
AT EAGLE CREEK teachers and other visitors.
out and each with a basket. The
Grandma Marchbank is reported
The Invincible Class o£ the M. E.
See me before you buy
proceeds will be used toward buy­ to be greatly improved in health .Sunday school will give a Waffle
FORD NEWS STORY
ing a phonograph for the school.
A very pleasant surprise
was
though she is still confined to her Luncheon at 1. O. O. F. hall,S tur-
tendered Mrs. Mary Young, Mon-
Miss Lizberg spent Saturday in bed. Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. • iay, March 28
Detroit, Mich., March 1925.— In­
} day afternoon, March 23, when a creasing demand fo r closed cars Portland, also spending part o f her Walter Marchbank and family, Mr.
, j number o f her friends dropped in among other things, is furnishing the week-end at her home in Oregon and Mrs. Frank Marchbank and fam­ L A S T O R E G O N ’ S SO N S
textile industry o f the country with
TURN C O W B O Y ST ARS
to celebrate her 81st birthday. A a big and annually growing busi­ City.
PORTLAND’ S MOST REAS-
ily of Camas, Wash., and Jas. March-
The school year closes May 1st.
very pleasant afternoon was spent ness.
.
ONABLE EATING HOUSE
bank and son, Archie o f Hood River,
E. H. Odell left for Bridal Veil, spent the day with her and R. G. H o o t G ib son o f “ Ridin* Kid F ro m
and a delightful luncheon was
The largest user o f upholstery
P o w d e r River f F ro m T h e re .
materials is the Ford Motor Com­ Sunday, where he will be employed
served..
Marchbank and family.
pany
and
figures
which
have
just
at the mill there..
His brother,
Mrs. Young is the daughter o f
been given out by the company not
Eastern Oregon, while it ha:; not
Mr. and Mrs. PhilipFoster, who were ouly show how the closed car popu­ W. C. Odell will be with him.
A license was issued last Saturday tamed the romantic fame as a cattle
Mr.
Clark
is
steadily
improving.
among the first settlers in Eagle larity is growing, but also present
in Vancouver, Wash., to Joseph .ountry that has been gained
by
213 FIRST ST., Near Salmon
A. Warner and W. P. Ferrel help- Weiderhold and Gladys Miller of lUtiicrous Western States, probably
Creek, and is a sister o f Egbert , an interesting picture o f the great
Our M otto:
All quantity o f cloth used in trimming ed Otto Staulkc butcher nine hogs Estacada.
Foster, also o f Eagle Creek,
Both the young people jeeause the cattle industry there be­
“ Price, Quality and Quantity.
came established alter the state had
automobile bodies. Ford production Monday,
present joined in wishing Mrs. Young records disclose that in 1924 close 1
arc well known in this community, jeen settled to a great extent by
Mrs.
A.
Horger
and
son
Calvin
many happy returns o f theday.
and have resided in George for a »gncuiturists, has, however, pro-
to 40 per cent o f the company’s
passenger car output was closed spent the week-end at the home of a considerable time. Mrs. Weider I ouced many men who have become
cars, which is a new high record.
hold is a graduate of the Estacada I »ainous as bronco riders, ropers and
G. B. Kile o f Yakima, Wash., To trim these cars it took approxi­ Mrs. Hoffman.
other sports of the cuttle range.
high school.
She is the daughter
was in Estacada last Monday with mately 3,680,000 yards o f cloth,
Among
those who have gained
TO
LAY
NEW
SIDEWALK
o f Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Miller of ouch fame is Hoot Gibson, now
local fruit growers in regard to the equivalent o f the entire annual
output o f ten mills of twenty-five
George. The News extends best widely known as a star in motion
their future crops.
Work was started last Wednesday
picture stories o f Western life,
looms each.
wishes.
»loot s latest starring vehicle is “ Tho
Another thing, it required the morning on the sidewalk in front of
»tidin' Kid From Powder River, '
Mis* Reliance Moore returned t , fleece 0f more than 875,000 sheep the Masonic building no Broadway
Terrace
Addition
had
a
Lower
universal-Hoot Gibson production
Eitacada. Wednesday, from Mon- t0 furnigh sufficient wool for all this tu ------ ..--------L
K,
. . By'
MRS. W. A. WILCOX
The walk was badly damaged during clean-up day, Tuesday.
Cedar mowing at the Liberty Theatre ,,
mouth for a short visit with her cloth, and an interesting feature in
Third and Zobrist St*.
the fire whichoccurred in that block a street from the railroad track to Saturday, »Vlaich 28. Hoot won
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Moore , this connection is that within the
ESTACADA
year ago last November. This is Fourth street was thoroughly clean­ much or his cowboy fame as a com­
o f the Estacada Hotel. Miss Moore Iast, tw° year* Pthe. pri? e , ° / W?°J>
such as used in Ford upholstery, has a much needed improvement and ed and a crossing built at the inter petitor in the Annual Roundup,
' is a student in the Oregon Normal. more than doubled. However, man­
•vhich held at Pendleton, Oregon,
will greatly add to the comfort of section o f Fourth and Cedar streets. I nas become nationally known as
ufacturing economies effected . in
TO HOLD GRAMMAR SCHOOL
the
pedestrians
using
that
portion
The day was closed with a weiner I one o f the greatest exhibitions of
other departments permitted the
•THE BEDROOM WINDOW ”
BASEBALL MEET
-lie sports that arc peculiar to the
company to each year lower the o f the tsreet. It will also Improve roast supper around the camp fire.
j attle country.
There will be a meeting o f those
price o f Ford closed cars to the pur- the appearance o f the business
The biggest thing William de Mille chaser.
_
~
„
, lloot, in the character o f u young
interested in grammar school base­
houses fronting on that street.
F. C Thomas and A. W. Keeling | ¿venger of the death o f his foster
ball in Supt.Vedder's office in Ore- i has ever put aeross— that’s “ The
Buyers fo r the company start
were in Estacada on Tuesday and I .ather, a nester, at the hand- o f
EXTRA ATTRACTION
gon City at 2:30 q. m , Saturday, . Bedroom Window,” his latest Para- with the fleece, specifying in detail
Wednesday o f this week demonstrat ! mine cowboys,
encounters many
the exact kind o f wool to be used.
March 28.
' mqunt production, at the Gem Thea­ The quality most desirable was de­ To My Many Friends:
ing the famous life, accident and •vnen he became old enough to set
,ul to rundown the murileuT .
tre , Saturday and Sunday, March termined upon only after much ex­
I wish to inform you that there ickness contracts written by the I 'Phe avenger’s pathway is beset by
CORRECTION
perimental work and long and severe
28 and29.
tests. A* Ford cars are for the most will he an extra attraction at the Northern Life Insurance Company .lazurdous adventure, and romance
De Mille has done the unusual in part subject to long- and hard ser­ Gem Theatre, Saturday, March 28, o f Seattle, Wash.
Mr.
Thomas .onus into it too. Thioughout the
In the People's Store display “ ad’
southwest he becomes known as
on another page of this issue o f the 'The Bedroom Window” in keeping vice, it is necessary to provide in and ask you to to try and be there and Mr. Keeling can be reached at ‘The Rambler,” for always he is
the upholstering cloth not only at the first show as there will be im­ 301 Woodlark Bldg., Portland, Ore­
judienee*
in
the
dark
about
the
so­
New* Pamico Cloth should be quo­
.idmg, riding in search of those he
pleasing and attractive appearance
3-26 would slay, astride his mighty horse,
mediately after that another attrac­ gon.
ted at 50 cents the yard, not 55 lution o f the problem, involving two but also unusual wearing qualities.
>'al.
persons— the sister o f the murdered
tion making a full evening’s enter­
cents.
The picture story is crammed full
-nan and the family lawyer. As
DINNER DANCE
tainment.. So come cut, one and
INJURED WHILE AT WORK
o f rapid, thrilling action, much o f
the
lawyer
and
novelist
each
suc­
all
and
help
make
this
an
enjoyable
Pointer’s Furniture xchange.
which is made spectacular by men
J. W. McKenzie met with an ac­ affair. No change in admission, 20
At the Estacada Hotel, Satur-; from the famous Universal Ranch
the place to get w hat you want ceed or fail io following the clues
Hoot is supported by a cast
and sell what you don’ t want, tf they have picked up, the audience cident last Saturday at the Porter- cents and 5 cents.
day evening, March 28, short en­ Riders.
if widely known character actors,
camp which resulted
in
gradually begins to solve the mys­ Carsten
(Signed) THE GEM MANAGER.
tertain ment from 6 P. M. to 12. among them being Fully Marshall,
Large sheets of blotting paper, tery itself— that's what makes the having both legs rboken in two
Dancing too, a cordial invitatiot viadys Hulette, Gertrude Astor,
places.
He
was
remov
deto
a
Port­
K.
G.
Marchbank
was
called
to
19 x 24, at the N ews office 10 _ picture so chuck full o f entertain-
_
. . . .
. , .Valter Long and William A. Steele.
Portland last Monday on business.
land hospital for treatment.
19 e x te n d e d .
S pecial d in n er, ll^ Edward Sedgwick directed.
Cent«,
tf J ment.
nr OPCPIAI IWTPPFQT
DENTIST
DR. H
L. C
FIRE INSURANCE.
1
BOOT and SHOE
— REPAIR SHOP
A. R. DAHLKE, Estacada
S T A T E r.AFETERIA
Hemstitching
and
Dressmaking