Eastern Clackamas news., May 21, 1925, Image 1

Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County
V o l u m e 18,
ESTACADA, OREGON,
N u m b e r 34
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
OREGON NEWS ITEMS
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
T'VK. W. W. RHODES
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O S T E O P A T H IC
Fred Weaver of Coos river was kill­
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
ed by lightning.
Office in Lichthorn Bldg., Estacada,
Roseburg’s annual strawberry carni­
val will be-held Thursday, Friday and
FAR. G. F. MIDFOKD
Saturday.
^ P H Y S IC IA N and SURGEON.
Otto Meyers, 14-year-old son of Mrs
X R ay E quipment — G lasses fitted
OFFICE and Residence Second and Main Strsets Nellie Meyers of Forest Grove., was
Estacada, Oregon—Telephone Connections
drowned while swimming in Gales
creek.
T~\K. CHAS. P. JOHNSON
Wheat crop conditions are good in
Oregon. Spring grain Is thriving, ac-
DENTIST
cording to the weekly summary of
EVENING WORK BY APPOINTMENT
the weather bureau.
Phones: Office, 315; Residence 4712
The fifth annual state convention
Estacada
Oregon.
of the disabled American veterans of
the World war convened In Corvallis
D r . H a r r y L. c h a n d l e r
with close to 100 delegates present.
CHIROPRACTOR
Automobiles will not be able to
635 MORGAN BUILDING
BROADWAY AND WASH.
HOURS
cross the McKenzie pass for a nutn
PORTLAND, O R E G O N
10 A. M. to b P. M.
her of weeks yet, unless the snow Is
taken out by machinery, It is reported.
Q
D. EBY,
A TTO RN EY AT LAW .
General Practice.
Confidential Ad­
viser. Oregon City. Oregon.
W I L L I A M W ALLACE SMITH
ATTORNEY AT LAW
M asonic B ldg .
E stacada , O re .
W
. A. HEYLM AN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Insurance
Real
See
g
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C olU ction .
E .ta te— Loan*
Heylman
About
Insurance
E. WOOSTER
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance,
Rentals,
Farm Loans a Specialty.
Telephone Estacada, Ore.
FIRE INSURANCE.
London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.
Keep your policy in our Fire
Proof Vault, free o f charge.
H. C . S T E P H E N S
A gent .
BOOT and SHOE
REPAIR SHOP
# BLOCK SOUTH OF P.O.
E S T A C A D A , OREGON
Neat, Durable work
Guaranteed
Have the «ole* sewed on
your areas shoes with a
HOT W AX M A C H I N E
R. D A H LK E, Estacada
PO R T L A N D ’ S M OST R E A S ­
O N AB LE
F A T IN G
HOUSE
STHIE-flMI«
213 FIRST ST., Near Salmon
Our M otto:
‘ Price, Quality and Quantity.
G RAN G E
SECURES
SP E A K E R
Jordon J. Taylor, editor o f the
dslla Pioneer, will be the speaker at
: Eegle Creek Grarge picnic on Sat-
lay, May 23. Those personally *c-
linted w.th Mr. Taylor are looking
ward to this opportunity with a
at deal of pleasure
iveryop^is cordially invited to attend
s aui net gaT^rirg and an interest-
; program he« been prepared by the
« n ittee in charge.
Die grove has been cleaned and ev-
Ithirg put in readiness for a good
le. You can’t afio-d to miss this
crt. Remember the date, Saturday,
v 28.
BIDS WANTED
Bids are wanted on ten cords o f
16-in wood, slab or old growth fir.
to be delivered by Sept.1. Right to
reject any and all bids.
THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1925.
BARTON
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace are the
proud parents o f a daughter born
last Thursday mornine- at their
home.
Mrs. Earl Odell, Mr Whitehead
and Mr. Bartlemy ar. recovering
from the la grippe.
Miss Hansen came out to give
eighth
grade
examinations,
the
spending Thursday and Friday at
the W. P. Ferrel home. Thursday
evening they had a picnic dinner on
Estacada.
$1.50 P e r Y e a r
LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. E Saiing Is visiting relatives
n Estacada.
R. G. Marchbank was in Salem,
Friday on business.
SPRING WATER NEWS
Neis Christensen sold a horse to
Howell Bros, last week.
The Neighborly Club met on
Wednesday with Mrs. J. A. Shib-
ley, an unusually large crowd being
present. There were twenty-eight
ladies and eight children, among
them the Tenny twins. The club
meets next month with Mrs. Clar­
ence Hull.
Mrs. Ray Erickson is in Portland
staying with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Joe Erickson, who but recently re-
turned from the hospital after an
operation for gallstoniV.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stormer and
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Stormer were
Wednesday guests
at the James
Shibley home.
A very exciting baseball game was
played by our school on the home
grounds with the boys o f the Dodge
school. Our boys won with a score
o f 18 to 30, but we must give the
' )odKe boys
credit
for
playing
and
being good
a £ ° od
game
losevs.
Forrest
Erickson
has gone to
Dallas to work,
expecting to be
gone for sometime. Mrs. Erickson
will go as soon as school is out.
Walter Christensen of Portland
was calling on old friends here last
Thursday
FIRE DESTROYS LINN
HOME LUST FRIDAY
Shortly after noon last Friday,
the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Norman
E. Linn o f Currinsville was de­
stroyed by fire.
It is suppased
that a »park from the chimney, fan­
Mrs. B. R. Kimmel was a passen
ned by a terrific east wind, ignited
ger to Portland last Friday morn
the roof, getting beyond control be­
ing.
fore being discovered.
Mrs. Rivers and Mrs. Hal Gibson
Quick work on the part o f the
Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Morgan were
went to Portland, Friday, on busi - 1 Portland visitors last Sunday.
neighbors ami those passing along
ness_
the highway at the time who gave
Junior Ahlberg has been report-
Ira Reynolds of Currinsville spent
assistance saved a portion o f the
Wednesday at Earl Odell’s home, ed on the sick list.
household effects on
the
ground
visiting.
floor while many pieces o f furni-
Rev.
B. F. Clay o f this
city
Earl Tracy o f
Estacada will
tur and personal effects valued for
teach the Barton School nert year, spent Monday in the metropolis.
their intrinsic worth could not be
He will be the principal,
saved,
so rnpidly did the tire spread
Mrs. Grabcel and daughter, Jean,
Miss Lizberg, our primaryteach-
to all parts of the building.
er o f this year has been elected to ,
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Unfortunately
the fire
started
teach in the Portland schools this
next to the room
housing the
Hunter Cahill o f Seattle visited
fall
pumping
system
and
rapidly
a ',
...
.
, , friends in Eagle Creek for a short
spread in that direction
which
M 'ss Hansen wi 1 return to school time ^
^
to finish her work before teaching
made it impossible to use it in ef­
Fire losses in Oregon, exclusive of again.
fectively combatting the flames.
Mrs.
Homer Sarver and little
Portland, for the month of April ag­
Jens Pederson was taken to a daughter \yere Portland visitors on
The house, a two story frame
gregated $136,811.45, according to a Porland hospital, Monday.
building o f eight rooms with a
Saturday.
report Issued by Will Moore, state fire
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gibson and
modern plumbing system was par­
marshal.
son o f Portland visited at the home
tially covered by insurance.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. W ilcox and
Bids for the construction of 40 miles o f their father,
Harvev
Gibson, daughter were Gresham and Sandy
It is understood that Mr. and
visitors the first of the week.
of road and several bridges will be Sunday afternoon.
Thursday
and Friday o f
last Mrs. Linn contemplate the erection
considered at a meeting of the state
Stone anu
and
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. orone
Mr and Mrs g E Wooster Vls. were examination days for the 8th of a new home close to the site of
highway commission to be held in and Mr. and Mrs. iorem an called ited Portland
and Russelville
the one just destroyed.
on grade pupils.
Portland May 28.
at the Wallace home Sunday even- Monday o f this week.
Much
improvement
has
been
After 17 years of active service as ing.
GARFIELD ITEMS
Gerald W ilcox and L. Webber
made on tho road toward
Dodge,
adjutant-general of the G. A. R.. de- Barton won the baseball game
were p ortland visitors last
Mon- The old planks have
been burned
partmqnt of Oregon, C. A. Williams
Sunday from Foster Road,
the day on business,
and the Cornett hill has been dress­
O. W. Failing
is spending
a
has asked that he be relieved on ac- score being 10 to 4. Barton will
ed and rolled and a dirt road grad-
Roy W ilcox is confined to his
. , . ,
.
, cbuplo o f days at his ranch.
count of his health.
play Beaver Creek here the 24th.
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j
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with a an
attack
1 we are sure will be much
I i I home
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YY1LI1
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ILU LIY
U of
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l influenza
I l U U C I I A i l I ed " dllc*
Several truck loads of lish have
Cr«ws of the state highway depart-
^ rs> A. Johnson and daughter, 1 this week.
appreciated by the Dodge and El-
been taken from the Delph Creek
rnent have oiled the macadam surface Mrs. L. Lake o f Logan, visited Mrs
wood people.
of the Mount Hood loop highway from EarlOdell, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Harold Wooster came down
A program is being arranged for hatchery this week.
The Garfield school held its an­
Hood River to the bounds of the
A large crowd watched a very inter- from Camp 8 for a short time Sat- the last day o f school in connec-
Mount Hood national forest.
esting game o f basedall Sunday, May , urday. •
I tion with the graduation exercises. nual picnic on Delph creek, Mon­
Workmen have been put on the Job 17 between the local team and the
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There aro five pupils to graduate. day.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Moreland o f
at building foundations for the new
snappy Foster Road team, which is a
f o r SALE—Used doors and The program will be at the
church,
»10,000 b rid g e o v e r th e C alan oo ia r iv e r good sporty bunch.
Their umpire sta t-. windows. Pointer’s Second Hand Friday evening at eight
o’clock, Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
McCroskey o f Seattle, Wash., vis­
at Albany. The new bridge will re- ed they would be pleased to play a re- g^ore>
5-7-14 May 22.
place an ancient and unsafe struo turn game at Barton. The score was
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Mrs. Carl Howell visited on Sat- ited at the J. C. Moreland home,
Sunday.
ture now being Used,
9 to 4 in favor of Barton.
The Estacada baseball team will urday with Mrs. Archie Howell.
Mrs. J. W. Johnson delightfully
Mr.
Madden
took
a
trip
through
The warm weather Is making record
Melvin Nelson bought himself a fine Play the Multnomah club at Mult
entertained the Skip-a-Week
club
Corvallis to Newport last week.
for ripening red raspberries in the new sport model Ford roadster.
nomah Station, Sunday, May 24.
Tuesday. Mrs. 11. II. Anders will
Nels
Christensen
sold
some
fancy
Irplgon district. Small pickings h
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Fred Davis o f Garfield returned potatoes to Mr. Madden on Satur-1 entertain the club Tuesday, May
already been made. This Indicates LEGION WILL HOLD
26.
'M EM ORIAL SERVICES from Portland last Monday after- day.
the soason Is about two weeks ahead
noon.
Mrs. Joe Guttridge and children!
of the past several years.
AUXILIARY AND
Wechter & Hughes, Salem contrae-
The annual
Memorial Day ser-
j j ri and Mrs. John Irwin spent and Jim Guttridge were in Oregon
POST ENTERTAINED
tors, submitted the lowest bid for the v*ces
held *n Estacada undei gunday at the home of Mrs. Ir- 1 'l ',. ° n
daJ•
general construction of the new home the auspices o f the Carl Douglass win’s daughter, Mrs.
Hillyard, at
Visitors at the SU vc . ii » home on
At the regular meeting o f tho
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Sunday were their two sons and
Carl Douglass Post and the Auxili­
la Salem for the Young Men’s Chris Post o f the American Legion. A Boring.
daughter and their families from
ary last Monday night the mem­
tlan association to be erected this full announcement of the program
will
be
made
in
the
next
issue
of
Miss
Betty
Wallace
returned
to
Portland.
bers present were
agroeubly sur­
year. The bid was *89,320.
Estacada, Monday morning after
Julia and Cora McAuley o f Es- prised by a group o f six entertain­
The Salem Amusement company, the News.
spending several days fishing near tacada wcre at church
here
on ers from Portland who entertained
with headquarters In Portland, has
FORMER RESIDENT DIES
Camp 8 Miss Wallace reported a Sunday.
them with a progrnm consisting of
been Incorporated by A. B. Holt, W.
Harley and George Runey
and
fine catch.
songs, comedy and a short lecture
T. Pangle and J. C. Heilig. The cor­
families o f Portland were visiting
This community was saddened last
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on “ Thrift” which was effectively
poration has for Its purpose the opera­
Monday morning by the death of Mrs.
Estacada W ood Yard— 16-inch Sunday with their sister, Mrs. R. S. aided by stereoptieon slides.
Fol­
tion ef a theater In Salem.
Guttridge.
Kittie Ellen Reagan Betts, late of length— also hauling
or moving.
lowing this hour and a quarter o f
Frank
L.
Chambers,
Eugene
banker.
Frame u. cnamoers, r,ug-ne Danner.
Oregon who died Morday For quick service call H. R. Stubbe
Visitors at the
Clarence
Hull
entertainment the ladies o f tho
hat presented to the University of
’ . % t Vincent hospital Phone 24-3, Estacada, after 6 P. home on Sunday were Frank Hull
Auxiliary served a delicious lunch­
Orpffnn a strln
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Oregon
strip of land about 1000 feet May IS at t t
l-7 tf i and family o f Portland. They ex-
Portland from complication followed b> M
eon.
long and varying in width, along the
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pect to leave this week by auto-
During the
business
meeting
south bank of the mill race, where scarlet » fever.
« v « was the
____ daughter
_ ___ Mr.
and D. M. Marshall left mobile for Georgia, going through
Mrs. Betts
of Mr.
Grover Kiggins was elected as a
the annual canoe fete is held.
J1*»«'
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Tuesday morning for Tillamook for Idaho to visit Mr. Hull’s parents,
represent the
local
and Mrs. T. J. Reagan of Hus city and a short^ vigjt with Mrs. Marshall’s
I)inner H,ueKla
at A,,, • p eter delegate to
Protest against what Is regarded as
convention at
resided here for many years. She was sister, Mrs.
Frank Thomas
and „ . ,
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,v,„ Post at the state
a duplication by the Oregon Agricul­
, . of . . the
. Estacada » high
:„ » „ school
. t ^ i # family.
.„ ¡1 ,
Erickson home . on
the ,
a giaduate
. . Sunday
, , were
,.
Prineville, June 25 to 27, with L.
tural college of courses offered at the
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J. A. Shibley family and Julia and
and was employed in the telephone
, ,,
.
,
,
Webber named us alternate.
University of Oregon, has been made „
,
,
.
f
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,.,
Mr. and Mrs, Albert
Kitching Cora McAuley.
office here for number of years. Be-
.
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by regents of the university to the
,
.
.
.
, , and daughter,
Wilma,
drove to
Visitors at the Wm. Smith home
Mrs. Walter Matson o f Oak
sides her parents, she is survived by
.
state board of higher curricula.
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Portland last briday afternoon on last Wednesday were Mrs. How­ Grove underwent an operation last
her husband, C. R. Betis and two;
ard Smith and mother, Mrs. Hanke week at the Oregon CRy hospital
Cleverly hidden in a cove ori the “hildrëm M ar¿a«,t and Vernon of Glad- business.
o f Sherwood, Mr. and Mrs. Austed for appendicitis. She is said to b«*
banks of the Willamette river about stone.
Mrs.
Ryan
and recovering
six
Newberg, one
one oi
of me
the
satisfactorily at thi.«
six miles
mues east
east of
oi mewoerg,
Private services were held Monday
?' Jack Norton o f * Portland
it. i. is and Mrs. ,v
,° " o f Portland,
largest moonshine plants ever uncov-
private services were new Monday spcndin(? a f ew day9 at the home Mrg- Ralph Tracy of Logan
time. Mrs. Matson will be remem­
ered in Oregon was found by federal afttrnoon at the Fortland crematorium. o f her parent8i Mr. and Mrs. J. K.
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bered as Nova Smith.
Ely. “
Mr. Norton visited
in
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VIOLA BREEZES
snd state officers and destroyed.
da, Thursday for a short time.
TO SHOW TELEPHONE GIRL
Marion
DeShields returned Fri­
Several hundrld pounds of fiber
"SE RIE S” AT THE LIBERTY
_ ,
We are having lovely weather at day morning from Portland where
flax seed to be tried out on Lane coun­
Mr. and Mrs C. A Dykcman and presenti the Kar,)en, nre all
he has been for sometime.
ty farms were received by O. S.
Speed
and
Jollity
are
the
l
win
forces
family
visited friends in Independ- dne anj the grain looks like we might
Fletcher, county agent, and will be
distributed among the’ farmers who which make the new F. B. O. “ Tele- ence over the week-end
and on have a big crop.
have agreed to experiment with it.
p ’- 0 -e Girl ” series one o f the most their return trip
stopped
for
Mrs. Theron Olson and baby from
short stay with friends in Salem.
Portland have been visiting at the home
The three survey crews now at work
P°Pu l,r short reel »ub^ct* >n filmdom
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between Bend and Klamath Falls on
today. These pictures,
which
are ^
j|re jj £_ Gohring,
Mr. of Mrs. John Randolph for the past two
the proposed Oregon Trunk railroad
shown in two reels each, are a bnght ^ ^
John Blauth and Mr’ and weeks.
will be Joined shortly by a fourtfc > a tu r e o f the program at the Liberty ^
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c penner
and Children
Dick Hinkle has bought a new truck
crew, according to Guy V. Lintner, theatre ." h e r e they have been booked
Dinty’s park Sunday f o r 1 and is hauling wood at this time at
to run by Manager Feyerabend. T h e _
v
Beavercreek.
chief engineer of the Oregon Trunk.
stories are from the pen o f H. C. Wit- a P*cnic dinner.
Four paving plants will be operat-
Our school will be out on the 22nd. of
, .
wer, notad author of slang fiction, and
ed in Marlon county this season, ac-
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May, ending with a program and a pic­
LOW
ER
EAGLE
CREEK
cording to members of the county are "g h t now sppeanng in the Cosmo-
nic. Mrs. Tellifson has g iven good
court. A total of 1« miles of rosd Is 1olltan Magazine.
^
The ladies o f the Missionary society satisfaction and we understand has
to be paved. The plants will be local-
Mf> #nd Mr,_ Frank Njchols >nd f Eagle Creek gave a farewell party 1 been hired for another y e a r
J. W. Shafford spent Sunday at
D!~ty.s park~
C T C
HAND BUILT
TIRES - TUBES
8Uyt0B’ 8collard and
Sllverton.
The first plea from Oregon for low­
er freight rates on agricultural prod­
ucts under the powers granted It by
the Hoch-Smith resolution reached the
interstate commerce commission from
the Umpqua Broccoli exchange of
Roseburg.
For a consideration of about IIK».-
000 the Mealey brothers, timber and
sawmill owners near Foster, in east­
ern Linn county, have sold their tim­
ber holdings of 2104 94 acres to Louis
W. Hill, head of the Northern Pa­
cific railway system.
family of Clarkes visited Mr. and Mrs. in honor o f Mrs. Jesse M. Hesser, Sat-
M. Lonsberry last Sunday. Mrs. Nich urday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A.
ois is the daughter of Mrs. Lonsberry.
Cogswell. Mrs. Hesser has been
~
principal of our school the past year
Mrs. H. B. Zimmerman o f btrassel, gnd expecta
teach in eastern Oregon
Oregon visited her husband here Tues-
coming year. She was presented
day. Mr Zimmerman is with a P. E With a beautiful Pyrexcas-erole in app-
P. Co. line crew now doing repair Work reciation of her faithfulness in both
near here.
___________ church and school worn. About eight-
N. P. Nelaoti o f Newberg has pur-
chased the Hassel rancll. Mr. Nelson
i. an auctioneer and has been engaged
in the real estate business.
day at the J. L. Sevier home.
There is going to be a bumper crop
,,f strawberries in and near Viola soou.
T^ig wj|| afford the children an oppor-
tunity to earn v in e money by picking
them.
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*•" l*d*e* and **venl children present
Pointer’s for Paints, vVail paper
an dafteradelightfu llun eh esch and.il and Window Glass.
h-O.
>n wishing Mrs. Hesser a happy
ard prosperous coming year.-
Isaac Staples of Portland was an Ei-
Mrs. Bertha M. Story is visiting her tacada visitor last Tuesday, while here
sister, Mrs. E. L. Trullinger.
he visited his farm in Garfield.
Invitations have been issued this
week for the E. H. S. Alumni Associa­
Mrs. H. C.
tions’ annual banquet, to be held at
Log La Barre on Tuesday cwer.ing. a few days'
Th« General Gas Station had the sign ^
^
Mias Alice
Springwater School dint. No. 24. U ».tÎTeekOLid0 fu Ï eÏ r e M
EVERETT SHIRLEY, Clerk- aRo painted
Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Ilicinbotham and
two children of River Mill spent Sun-
i ' n V ^ « L Geil will open hi. «uto «p a ir g u « * « —
wee k.
•hop. Thursday, May 2S.
Glover i* In Portland for
Bell and
j M Moori. moved ty his auto
park and picnic grounds on Eagle
James Oster- Creek last week so that he could
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nesa during the tourist season.
i
look Jbr flu* (fen m Sre
snd White dt Indrprr
OMMn
FUI up *n-1 let
yowr engine decide
E D ’ S SERVICE STATION
ESTACADA,
OREGON