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Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County ESTACADA, OREGON, THUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1925. V olume 18, N umber 30 •pvR. W. W. RHODES O STEO PA TH IC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office in Lichthorn Bldg., Estacada, T~>R. G. F. M1DFOKD ^P H Y S IC IA N a n d SURGEON, X R a y E q u ip m e n t — G l a s s e s f it t e d OFFICE and Residence Second and Main Strsets Estacada, Oregon—Telephone Connections T~\R. CHAS. P. JOHNSON D EN TIST EVENINC WORK BY APPOINTMENT Phones: Office, 815; Residence 4712 Estacada Oregon. D r . H a r r y L. C h a n d l e r C H IR O P R A C T O R 535 MORGAN BUILDING BROADWAY AND WASH. HOURS PORTLAND, O R EG O N 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. n D, EBY, ATTORNEY a t l a w . General Practice. Confidential Ad viser. Oregon City, Oregon. W I L L I A M W ALLACE SMITH ATTORNEY AT LAW M a s o n ic B l d g . E sta ca d a , O r e . g E. WOOSTER Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, Rentals, Farm Loans a Specially. Telephone Estacada, Ore. FIRE INSURANCE. London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co. Keep your policy in our Fire Proof Vault, tree of charge. H. C. S T E P H E N S A g en t . y 2 BOOT and SHOE REPAIR SHOP BLOCK SOUTH OF P.O, ESTACADA, OREGON Neat, Durable work Guaranteed Have the »ole» tewed on your areas shoes with a HOT W AX M A C H I N E A. R. D A H LK E, Estacada PORTLAND’S MOST REAS ONABLE EATING HOUSE S TA TE-[»ft 213 FIRST ST., Near Salmon Our Motto: “Price, Quality and Quantity. Hemstitching and Dressmaking MRS. W. A. WILCOX Third and Zobrist Sts. ESTACADA NOTICE To all stockholders in the Esta cada Telephona and Telegraph Com pany, whereas a regular meeting was held on march 12, 1925, and an as sessment was levied on each share in the sum of ten cents per share, said assessment to be paid on the 23rd day of May. 1925 At winch time all assessments not paid, shall be considered delinquent, and the shares subject to sale as provided by law. (Signed) THOMAS YOCUM, ALVA SMITH MAUD SMITH 4-9-16 23 Board of Directors. Elvy Beeby is driving a new Ford roadster equipped with bal loon tires which he recently pur chased from the Bob Cooke Motor Company. OREGON NEWS ITEMS OF SPECIAUNTEREST VIOLA BREEZES Mrs. Ashley and two daughters of Portland spent two weeks with her friend, Mrs.. John Randolph. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lankin start-ed on their trip Saturday to visit with their daughter, Mrs. How ard Swic kof Monument, Oregon. They expect to be gone about two months. Mrs. John Hamilton, who is in the Oregon City hospital is getting along as wellas can be expected. She has been in poor health for sometime and her many friends and neighbors hope that she may soon recover her good health. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller and daughter, Bernice, who have had a siege of the flu are about well ag.ain. Tom Potter who was hurt in the mill here is slowly getting better. He is confined to the Oregon City hospital. C. S. ALLEN PASSES LOCAL NEWS $1.50 P er Y ear GARFIELD ITEMS HATCHERY UNDER Mrs. W. B. Lemon was hostess, Mrs. O. E. Smith is reported on Thursday to the Dorcas society. the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Moreland vis FOR hauling or moving see H. ited at the hatchery, Sunday. The southern Oregon conference of R.Stubbe or phone 24-5. 3-19-26 J. F. Reeher enjoyed a visit from The Delph Creek hatchery the Presbyterian church held a two- his sis ter and her son of day conference In Klamath Falls. J. C. Moreland was a Portland his sister, Mrs. Bradford, and her located about six miles from Es visitor Tuesday of this week. son, of Portland, last week. Work on a modern sewer system tacada is perhaps one of the for Monmouth was begun by Ek & Mrs. Minnie Esch and Mrs. M. G Mrs. B.. F. Clay has been very Weatherby attended the Eagle most beautifully planned and laid Lind of Portland, the contractors. out hatcheries in the state of Ore ill for several days this week. Thomas J. McMillan, veteran of the | Creek Missionary meeting Wednes gon. Nature has been lavish Civil war and prominent member of F. Madden of Springwater was day. with her native resources and J. the G. A. R., died at Rainier, aged 78 a passenger to Portland last Mon The Garfield Juvenile held an l C. Moreland, the present super years. day. unusually fine meeting Saturday, visor, has spared no efforts in Approximately 16,145,000 feet of tim with twenty members and the mat ber will ba sold at auction at the L. E. Townsend of Faraday is ill ron present. The dinner prepared making: it as attractive as possible United States land office In Portland, with influenza. and served by the Juveniles was a without destroying any of the May 5. feast. A fine business session was natural beauty. There are nine Mr. and Mrs Everett Kiggins have held and three children were initi Miss Marie Swearingen has been in which fish are kept. rented the Jas. Smith home on Currin ated. A degree team is being or ponds elected queen of the annual May day Delph creek amply feeds these street. festivities at the Oregon State Normal ganized. A program given for the ponds with the necessary fresh school. lecturer’s hour was a treat. S. O. Dillman, real estate dealer water for the thousands of fish Several of the children who have Three pure-bred Guernsey cows be of Oregon City was in Estacada been raised at this place. out of school returned to their longing to J. E. Fisher of Oregon City last Tuesday on Business. classes Monday. were killed by lightning as they stood Nestled in a little valley made under a tree. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Davis went by this beautiful stream, the Mrs. Lloyd Buriss and baby and Mrs. Mrs. Claryssa Numbers, 85, a resi The many friends of C. S. Allen Maude Graham oi Portland visited at up to the Pole camp .Sunday, for a building in which the trout are dent of Oregon since 1844, died at the were saddened Wednesday morn the Schock home on Staurday afternoon. few months. is located and near by are home of her son, R. E. Lackey, in ing upon the receipt of the news Mrs. L. Lamberson is visiting her hatched the various ponds in which the Cottage Grove, of his death in Portland early thaP sister in Salem for a week. Mr. Hessel of the Hessel Imple Mrs. W. B. Lemon visited with small fry are reared to maturiiy Mrs. Keziah R. Veatch, 82, pioneer morning. of Lane county, died at the home of Mr. Allen aged 55 years was the ment Company of Gresham was an relatives in Boring this week or allowed to remain until they her daughter, Mrs. Adolph Beater, I husband of Elizabeth H. Allen, Estacada visitor today on business. The Juvenile pie social will be are ready to be transplanted to the near Croswell, 1 son of Mrs. C. L. Allen, brother of held Thursday evening at Garfield various streams of this communi Mrs. Nettie Grabel visited at the grange. A new automobile stage line has E. A. Allen and Mrs. C. E. Surface home ty. of her son,Guy Grabel, in been established between Eugene and of this city. Estacada for several days this Aprons and cook books recipes The life history of a trout is Mapleton over the new Willamette Funeral services will be held Week. * by Garfield's famous cooks, and j extremely interesting. It takes Valley-Florence state highway. Friday, April 24, at 2 P. M., in will be on sale soon. Watch j an average of forty days to hatch Governor Pierce issued a proclama Estacada, with interment in Lone Mrs. George Kiger of Tillamook sev, for the date when these will be sold a trout egg. This is estimated tion urging the people of the state Oak cemetery, under the auspices has been visiting her mother, Mrs. by the Skip-a-Week club. of Oregon to observe “American of the Masonic orde rof this city Sturgeon, and sister, Miss Maud by the number of units of heat Forest week,” April 27 to May 3. Sturgeon, for several days. POPULATION INCREASES required to do this. For example Six men and one woman were under UPPER EAGLE C’KEEiv a Remember the Legion show, Fri Portland, Oregon, April 22nd— unit of heat is one degree arrest at Klamath Falls, suspected of complicity in a series of safe blowing A number of residents of this day at the Gem theatre, “The Man (Special)—More than 700 new above freezing and if the tem- Operation during the last two weeks. neighborhood have been suffering Without a ’ Country”. Shows start families representing an invest perture of the water is kept at ment in excuse of $2,000,000, have iorty-two degrees this will sup The Booth-Kelly mills at Wendling from the flu: Some of the Paddi- at 2 P, M., 7 P. M. and 9 P. M. and Springfield have gone back to sons, the Asps, Victor Hoffmeister, Robt. Morton of Seattle, who has been located in Oregon during the ply ten units of heat daily. At a five-day working week. The crews Leslie Woodle, Ed. Douglass and been visiting his mother, Mrs W. J. past year through the efforts of the end of forty days the young had been working but four days a wife, Mr, and Mrs. Akers and Elea Moore, for a few weeks left last the Land Settlement Department fish begins to show signs of life week. nor, Edythe Peters, Mrs. Wilcox, the Portland Chamber of Com- k for California, where he of merree, according to a report com and in a short time is transport The Federated Clubs of Polk Coun Mrs. R. B, Gibson and severaloth- wee pleted by W. G. Ide, manager of ed from the place of hatching to ty came Into being when representa ers have been on the sick list but plans on residing. tives of 17 communities of the coun all are improving and we hope on The Estacada Firemen’s next the department, for presentation another larger body of water ty met at Dallas and formed an or the road to recovery. Some are dance in the Masonic hall will be atthe annual meeting of the Port where it is allowed to remain for out again while several are still Saturday, May 2. land Chamber, April 24th. ganization, some time before being placed in During the same period, the one George Sylvester Sardam, 72, for 11 confined to the house. of the out of door ponds. years a resident of McMinnville, died, Mrs. Madson was calling on Mrs. Galli Cnrcl, who sang last Friday number of agricultural inpuiries following an Illness of 16 days, dur Asp last Saturday afternoon. night at the wedding wishes to totaled more than 15,000, ofowhom Mr. Moreiand has on hand a ing which he suffered four strokes Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Moehnke, thank the “ardent admirer” for 1087prospective settlers havt defi large number of fresh water John Moehnke, and Mr. and Mrs. the floral offering and poetry pre nitely announced their intention of shrimp which he is propagating of paralysis. Oscar Benson and daughter, Marga sented her last Saturday A. M. coming to Oregon this year. The lor planting in the land locked Group 1 of the Oregon State Bank ret, report stresses particularly the the were the dinner guests of Mr. ers' association, Including about 150 and Mrs. Roy Douglass on Sunday. W. E. Linn was in Portland last active co-operation received by the lakes in this vicinity to supply bankers in the eight northwestern counties of Oregon, will meet in As H. S. and H. B. Gibson were the Friday and called on Jas. Pickard, aland settlement department from food for the fish found there. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. who is confined to the hospital a majority of the counties of the These have been imported from toria May 1-3. there. Mr. Linn reports that Mr. state, and calls attention to the Utah and is an experiment in this Two large millstones that came Gibson last Sunday. Pickard is greatly improved in large volume of inquiries received part of the state in providing around Cape Horn to Corvallis, via Roy Douglass made a business health and may soon be able to in recent mmonths During March fish food for the fish inhabiting trip to Portland last Thursday. Portland, 60 years ago, are being erect for example, more than 4700 re ed on concrete pedestals in the Cor Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Eddy and leave the hospital. quests for arricultural infor those land locked waters. children of Portland motored out vallis city park. Mrs. Wm. Ritchie and children matinn were received, and these in Fish of various sizes may be this way Sunday afternoon and Miss Anna Miller, 63, of Ashland, called on Mrs. R. B. Gibson. have been placed under quarintine quiries have been relayedto all seen at this hatchery located, so was burned to death in a fire which Miss Edythe Peters was the over this week for scarlet fever. Lor Chambers of Commerce in to the destroyed the residence of W. H. night guest of Reva Douglass last raine is the only one suffering from state. to speak, in our very dooryard. Weinschenck in Newcastle, Pa., where Wednesday. The occasion being the disease at this time and has the Notables to attend the meeting the spoilsmen of tins portion of she was visiting. disease in a very mild form. include Ralph Budd, president of Clackamas county should be part Reva’s birthday. The number of business concerns Miss the Northern Railway Com icularly interested in this hatch Miss Hazel Gibson and Miss operating In Oregon has been increas Alice Udell were calling on Mrs. Miss Vivian Gorham of Missonla, pany; Great Carl Gray, president Union ery and we believe that a live ing steadily since 1919, until on Jan Dick Gibson on Wednesday after- Montana, arrived here Wednesday Pacific; Charles Donnelly, presi uary 1, 1925, It totaled 19,361, a new for a visit with her friend, Mrs. dent, Northern Pacific, nad John organization of such persons high record for the state. Raymond Lovelace. Miss Gorham Pcrring, chairman of the Board of could do much in broadening tne There are 2963 regularly enrolled and Mrs. Lovelace were classmates the Federal Bank of San Francisco. scope ol this hatchery’s work m GEORGE ITEMS students attending the University of in college. the propagation ot fish tor the Oregon at Eugene for the spring term, Mr. and Mrs. Collins of St. Hel TO STAGE PLAY stocking of the many streams of according to figures given out by ens were visiting with Mrs. Dew Lester Rivers, the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Rivers of Barton who was “The Burglar Alarm” will be this county. Carleton E. Spencer, registrar. a few days last week. struck by an automobile a week presented by the Garfield Ladies’ O. A. C. STUDENTS The first of a series of schools con and Mr. Family and Mis. Johnson and Mr. ago Sunday, is reported to be rap Dorcas Society on Thursday even ducted by the state traffic department j and Mrs. Held H. MAKE FAST RECORD dinner guests idly recovering from the shock and ing, April 30, at the Garfield grange for the purpose of explaining the pro of Mr. and Mrs. were Henry Smith on will soon be able to be about. hall at 7:30. Admission free. visions of the new state automobile Sunday. Oregon Agricultural College, Refreshments will be sold. lighting law was held In Roseburg. Miss Edith- Harkenrider of Esta Mrs. E. Saling has been visiting KATIE M. TRAPP, Sec. Corvallis, Apr. 23 Koyce Clay Two hundred Knights of Pythias cada spent Sunday with her sister, with friends in Estacada for sev ton of Estacada. sophomore in from all parts of the seventh district Julius Paulsen. eral days. She had gone to Cor NO CHANCE FOR GROUCHES commerce, was a member of Oregon, comprised of Hood River, Mrs. of Ihe Mr. and Mrs. Chris Johnson and vallis where she had accepted a Wasco and Sherman counties, met In children Beaver iour-mile relay team were guests of Mr. and position but on account of illness Seafaring folk, who have in the annual convention In Hood River. past made fun of the seamanship which outclassed a Meet field in Mrs. Held, Sunday evening. was force to return here. Resolutions making It unlawful to Julius Paulsen bought a team of displayed in motion pictures of the the Karisss relays at Lawrence, levy or collect a tax from agriculture horses sea, will have little chance to crab Kan., only half a day alter get from George Walters of Full line of Kalsomine 10c per at Thomas or livestock for a period of 15 years Currinsville. "Pied Piper ting off the train and later won 11-6 tf Malone.” Meighan’s or until 1940, have been adopted by John Willing, Miss Esther Unis pound, at Pointer's. The action takes place che Loyola relays at Chiago by a Pomona grange of Yamhill county. and twin brothers, Elver and Iver; COMMUNITY CLUB TO MEET at Kennebunkport, summer home • Thirty-six head of fine Hereford and Gerald and George Wolfe, also Judge H. E. Cross of Oregon City town of the picture's author, Booth quarter of a mile. cattle belonging to County Judge T. S twins, of Sellwood, and Mr. and address the Eastern Clackamas Tarkington, and all the extra roles The Heaver time at Lawrence Cornelius of Astoria have succumbed Mrs. Chaney and children, were will Community Friday evening, are played by men who were fairly was 18;U7.b, three seconds taster before a malady which attacked the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Paul at 8 o'clock, Club, in the high school au born with oars in their hands. than Illinois made in winning the herd last winter, leaving only seven sen, Sunday afternoon and even ditorium. Moreover, Meighan and his fellow survivor». players underwent an intensive four-mile event at Drake last ing. All persons interested in good The battleship Oregon will arrive in Church services next Sunday, roads and especially those who de course in seamanship before setting year. In taking the race from Portland harbor June 15 and will be April 26, This Will be Mr. Weir’s that the River Road be paved, foot on the deckof the ship in which Texas A. and M., which was se accepted formally by the state on last Sunday here and everyone is sire are urged to attend for it is under much of the action takes place. cond, the O. A. C. team broke July 3. Thla waa announced follow invited to attend. stood that Judge Cross will discuss Meighan has the role of a sea-go the Kansas record. ing a meeting of the battleship Ore Mrs. Dew is planning on giving a this particular problem during the ing man who is beloved by all the gon commission. school program and basket social evening. children in town, but who is falsely Some good time is expected of Actual damage of approximately on Saturday night, May 2nd, and R. Thomas Carter, U. S. Forest accused an dcomes under a cloud. the O. A. C. men at the Drake J50O0 was done In a high wind that all ladies are asked to bring bas supervisor is scheduled to give an Naturally the ending is a happy meet. They ran at Kansas while visited Umatilla county and gave pen kets. address on American Forestry week one, but not till after Tom has un they were still stiff from their pie there the nearest thing to a com dergone some thrilling, emotional at this same meeting. long trip from the Pacific coaat. belt tornado that this part Of the wee; ESTACADA TO PLAY and physical adventures. It is hoped that those desiring to DAVIDSON’S BREAD CO. attend the Legion show will do so “Pied Piper Malone,” which is a With a week in which to rest and had ever experienced. The Estacada baseball team will either in the afternoon or at the Paramount picture, will be the at gradually limer up. they may play the Davidson Bread Compa traction at theGem Theatre next oetter their time of last week. LEASES PROPERTY ny's team on the home field, Sun last show in the evening. Saturday and Sunday, April 25 W. E. Linn has leased the »ev- day, April 26. Admission 25 and Large sheets of blotting paper and 26. Bargains—Goodwall paper 25c enteen room* over the People'» 15 cent*. Come out and see a 19 x 24, at the NEW S Office 10 per roll Ten patterns to select Harry Kitchlng was a Portland Store end will furniah it for light good game and support your home cents. tf from, at Pointer’s. 11-6 tf visitor last Monday. team. boiuekeepiog end tretuitnt room».