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Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County V olume 18, ESTACADA, OREGON, N umber 35 EAGLE CREEK GRANGE WILL HOLD MEMORIAL DAY PICNIC WELL ATTENDED SERVICES IN THE PARK OREGON NEWS ITEMS E OF SPECIAL INTEREST PROFESSIONAL CARDS. THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1925 $1.50 P e r Y e a r 08373135 The annual Eagle Creek Grange Memorial , Day w services will be picnic held last Saturday in the , . , 0 Cedar Grove was well attended and ^ Saturuay, May 30, at eleven ■pvK. W. W. RHODES proved to be a very successful o clock in the Estacada park Jack Smith, 16, was drowned in the ! To the Editor: , W O S T E O P A T H IC Willamette river above Corvallis In view o f the coming annexa- gathering. Games and stunts were under the auspices of the Carl t (, tbe Editor: PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON tion election on Friday it seems features o f the day and in the af- Douglass Post o f the American Office in Lichthorn Bldg., Estacada, while in swimming. The annexation to our city o f a Bar examinations which were to be proper that the position of the Urnoon a splendid program was L egion The following program lot o f wild land is a good start to a held in Salgm July 14 and 15 will be Council, in submitting the question 1 T~)R. G. F. MIDFOKD to the people, should be made clear. ^ ''P H Y S IC I A N a n d s u r g e o n . held on July 7 and 8. The Clackamas county jub- first place, there is no de- X R ay E quipment — G lasses fitted . Jersey . . The OFFICE and Residence Second and Main Strsets ilee was held at the Clackamas county s*re to be unfair to anyone Estacada, Oregon—Telephone Connections electon was ordered only after re- — - ------ 'V ' T a r v . u, r . v.ia> , o iu rs shoulders whether our neighbor fairgrounds near Canby. quests fo r the same had been re- ^ ay ^ at h,s best in Spangled Banner, audience; Ben- likes it or not, but the natural ten- At a meeting held at Halfway the this address and held his audience ceived from many residents o f the T ) K . CHAS. P. JOHNSON dency of taxes is to go up and not ediction, Rev. Rankin. dates for the Pine valley fair were set in his grip during the entire time. City and the almost unanimous ™ - - - - - ----- ju u s;„ w j|| h« farn U h ed he rh« down. for September 24 and 25. request o f those living in the ter- Vanou8 » ^ r e s tin g numbers MUSIC Will b e t a r n i s h e d by th e We will be jumping sideways for EVENING W ORK BY APPOINTMENT Several hundred residents of Clat ritory to be annexed. were ffivevn and those enjoying the LStacada Band. A ll war veterans years to come trying to meet up sop county attended the annual Scotch Phones: Office, 315; Residence 4712 Strenuous efforts have been hospitality of this organization are urged to attend these services, with the grave responsibilities of a Estacada Oregon. broom celebration at Columbia beach. made to change some of these peo- highly in favvor of the en- “ city miles square and just a few With a crowd estimated to be the ple from their original position. tlre day- The dance ln the even_ L U L A L iNEYVii people in the center o f it to carry largest ever attending the annual statements have been made -as to ing in the Pavilion at Estacada was its tax burdens. D r . H arry L. C handler . . . , taxes to i t be fllsn api H p H siiPPPSR -v . , ^ . , . , , also a H decided success hnt.h both from r T strawberry carnival was held in Rose- : the greatly ¡„creased Dance at Carver Saturday night, Good common sense would seem 585 morga C n H bu ° ding CTOR burg- placed "on " those' ' coming into the the standpoint o f pleasure and fl- j Kelly's s ix p k e e to dictate that we take better care B r o a d w a y a n d w a s h . hours Fire losses ln Portland for April cjty as the result o f sewer, water, nances ,, . ~Z 7~ ~ , , ' of that which we already have, be- Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dykeman and «• , • , „ ’ PORTLAND, OREGON io A. M. to6 P. M. j totaled 853,532.82 and involved fou r1 light extension, etc. when it is a , .. „ . . “ " “ Tore reaching out for more, family were Portland visitors last ------------------------------------------------------- deaths, according to Edward Grenfell, I vven known fact that all cities make And there is this thought: Is it Tuesday. D. EBY, Hr® marshal. those improvements ini a district fair to force your neighbor to como • A T T T A T I O R N E Y A T L A W . Labor conditions in Oregon have only at such time as the popula The Estacada base pall team will into the city limits just to use him General Practice. Confidential Ad- ] greatly Improved, according to the tion o f tht district justifies it, on play the Southern Pacific nine here f,o r tnx -1,cvylnfi Purposes— whether viser. Oregon City, Oregon. monthly report of the United States their petition, and then at the ex Sunday, May 31. that nei*hbor be Bill Brown or Big pense o f-th e property benefitted. --------------------------------------------------- -— department of labor. _______ P. E. P. Company— for they are The district to be annexed pays _ , ~ Your attention is called to the ad both good neighbors. S&lem will be the scene of the next W I L L I A M W ALLACE SMITH regular monthly meeting of of Geo. Geil’s repair shop in this We believe the Golden Rule is Oregon state encampment of the Odd Lsufficient orad tax to justifya good ATTORNEY AT LAW still generally recognized by fair fellows, It was decided at the clos- road through it and this will be the Eastern Clackamas Community issue o f the News. built if annexation carries. Club scheduled for Friday May 29 minded people— so let’s be fair. M asonic B ldg . E stacada , O re . ( ing session of the order at Ashland. It has been said that taxes will da* been postponed until Thursday Mr. and Mrs. R. Githens and sons Contributed. ______________________________ —------- A full season of operation of the A1 4- at 8 P' M - ln the hl« h I o f Oregon City spent the week-end bany cannery has been assured by a be increased because the acreage jn June school auditorium. LADIES’ AID CHRISTIAN W A. HEYLMAN | on their farm in Currinsville. bumper crop of strawberries in the the city will be doubled while the At that time plans have been CHURCH TO MEET ATTORNEY AT LAW district and the closing of the Lebanon ; assessed valuation will be t^ e ^ rmade to take take up up the the proposition of »de to J. P. Woodle, Jr. o f Portland four times the present figure— that r r * Insurance * * * Collections cannery.. The Ladies’ Aid o f the Christian organizing a union high school dis- spent Sunday at the home o f his question answers itself in the nega- . Reel E state-L oa n s The Salem district of the Portland ?. .. , . „ tn ct in this portion o f Clackamas parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Woodle. fhurch wil1 nloet Thursday, June tive as it does not require a ... , , . . See Heylman About Insurance 4, with Mrs. I). M. Marshal. area Methodist Episcopal — _ of _. the — ----------- — — ^----- ,, ,. , _____ county, which would comprise Dis- I churoh held Its annual conference at J mothema ici P trict No, 108 and several others The Pioneers residing in this APRON SALE Silver-ton with 86 out-of-town visitors *rea er the assessed valuation the tribu thia digtrict. part o f Clackamas county are ask- E. WOOSTER ln attendance. ! the lower th® tax’ t 4 .. County School Superintendent ed to remember that the books for „ . *....... . . ............ question Saturday, June 27 tho Skip-a- However, the B............ greatest y Real Estate, Loans, insurance, T. H. Lonergan, national chaplain I .g not Qne o f taxation but one of Brenton E. Vedder will be present registration are open at any time Week club will hold an apron and of the American Legion, will attend ; ^ th and betterment. rpbe . . . . to outline steps necessary to bring at the J. K. Ely store, Rentals, baked goods sale at Morton's store. this proposed unio and I the state convention of legionnaires hfls reached the point where a about BETTY S. W EATHERBY; Farm Loans a Specialty. J. P. Woodle, Sr. was home over to be held at Prineville next month as new and better water supply is im- * >s hoPed a11 the ° utlyi" * school Sec.-Treas. districts may be well represented at I Sunday from Corbett where he is Telephone Estacada, Ore. the guest of the Pendleton post. Pera“ Ve t0 8 sell this meeting in order that they may ! working on the new Corbett hotel STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL ------ Flood waters, the result of a cloud- should. It Will be difficult to sell J nnw nnHpr ranstmHinn ^ burst, tore down Black Horse canyon the necessary bonds at a satisfac- Set the facts “ * * y J are ^ ven " 0W Under constructlon- According to all indications tho and swept through the town of Lex-, tory price Bnd interest rate with- This meeting will afford an oppor- ^ and bencheg in tho ington, leaving ln their wake dam- t a la r assessed valuation. tanlty for tho*e e' P^ ‘ally Estacada park received a fresh coat Entertainment to be given in tho Garfield Grange grounds, Wednes- age estimated at least as high as -rv. _______ ____ ‘ . . . . . . . The income from tv,» the wnipr water ivfttAm system ®d t0 s a,n mueh valuable informa- „ of paint this week which has im- rtegday nifçht) June 17th, will bo $40,000. will pay the bonds so that th e 1* 0" concerning the effectiveness of proved the appearance o f them worth attending. The Garfield The Oregon Laundry Workers’ as owners o f the property represent-, such a d,strlct- greatly, Skip-a Week Club will be hostess. ing the increased valuation may be j Molalla has only recently per- sociation held Its annual convention in « Keep your policy in our Fire Pendleton with over 100 deelgates I d said, in a way, to be loaning their fected such a district and is niak The Cascade Motor Company Proof Vault, tree of charge. TO MEET SELLWOOD attendance from practically every city credit to the city fo r the carrying ing great progress as a result of wish to announce that their gar in the state and many from Washing- out o f a program which is of the such co-operation on the part of age will be closed at 10 A. M. Saturday afternoon, May 30, tho ; ton and Idaho. Memorial day. greatest importance, not only to many smaller districts. I Estacada baseball team will play The eleven districts recently or D. A. Whinney of the Waterloo every resident, but to every prop A gent . the Sellwood team on the Estacada ganized into a union high school Mrs. W. J. Moore visited a short; neighborhood has discovered a rich erty owner o f this district. diamond. It has. frequently been said that district in Milwaukie returned a de- 1 time last week with Dr. and Mrs. vein Of aluminum ore on his farm above Lebanon. Manganese and um every new family ^n a district is cisive vote o f 360 to 172 in favor of Ware} of Newark, New Jersey, at ANNOUNCEMENT TO PUBLIC. ber paint are found ln quantities be worth two hundred dollars to the 186,000 bond issue which ¡ b the Benson hotel in Portland. I have leased the south side of the transportation company serving to be used for the construction and ^ low the aluminum. such district. No one thing will do equipment o f the proposed new Friday evening, Junq] 12, 1925, Tbe People’s Store with the seven- Arthur Covell, crippled mystic and more to increase our population high school building there. This the Ladies’ aid of the Christian leen rooms upstairs which have student of the occult, and L. W. Peare, than an adequate supply o f pure | election shows clearly that the vet- church will hold a strawberry fes- .dj been papert.d and painted and farmer and mountaineer, were hanged ■ivater ers in that district have confidence tival. 6-11 .lVjH be doing business in the same in the execution chamber of the Ore old way in a few days. May we not then in conclusion, in the future o f their union high gon state penitentiary at Salem for BLOCK SOUTH OF P.O. attending the Among those I wish to thank you for your pat suggest the definite and distinct school. murders committed in Coos county. from Portland Alumni banquet ESTACADA, OREGON derived from a Sandy, our near neighbor » an Misses Norma Randolph, ronage in the past and will be glad • Construction of a shade roller fac advantages to be noliev o f each working for the other example of the possibilities . , to see you and serve you in the tory for the Stewart Hartshorn com policy o f worx g ^ may be atlained in such a dis. Flo.ee Douglass, Connie ^ Richmond new quarters. Neat, Durable work pany, largest manufacturers of shades good o f all? and Waldo DeMoy and Roy Miller. W. E. LINN. H. C. STEPHENS, Mayor. trict. ln the world, will start at Bend be Guaranteed Can Estacada and the surround T. H. MORTON, Estacada Wood Yard— 16-inch fore August, It was announced by E The Estacada baseball team ing districts allow the march o f iengtb— aiso hauling or moving. J. F. LOVELACE, Have the soles sewed on B. Dake, representative ot the com ... . ,__ _ - , - . i ugain met defeat Sunday on the ROY WILCOX, progress to continue without keep- For qujck gervice call H. R. Stubbe gilverton diamond when they cross i pany. ¿'»ur aress shoes with a ing in step? If other district* have phone 24. 8f Estacada, after 6 P e(, batg with the gilverton nint. U. S. MORGAN, Members of the state board of con found such a plan economical and ^ _ l - 7tf J. S. OSBORNE, trol have authorized the construction The score was 9 to 3 in Silverton’s HOT W AX M A C H I N E Members o f Council. wise, isn’t it time that we at least ________ of a new school building and cottage consider the problem from all an- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Taylor and avor- on the site of the children's farm home gles? Commissioner Wright o f Molalla A. R. D A H LK E, Estacada . Mrs. W. Blotch o f Portland near Corvallis. The structure will Let everybody attend this meet- spent Saturday at the Grange pic- sppnt Friday eveni„ g in Estacada cost $35,000, while the cottage will ing, Thursday, June 4, and hear the nic where Mr. Taylor was thc ( n busin(,gs Mrs Blotch owns a cost $15,000. Albert Bartlemy who has been discussion as to the possibilities of speaker o f the day. _L . , 1 fnrm on the gouth side the river. Governor Pierce acted within the j U1 for the past month is slowly im- PORTLAND’S MOST REAS- such a plan, --------- scope of his authority when he re- j provjng, —------------------— Announcements have been re-j P o in te r’ s fo r 1’ aint.S, W all paper ONABLE EATING HOUSE W. Ross as a mem , Barton won the ball game Sun- . moved Dr. Thomas ^ Dance at Carver Saturday night, ceived in Estacada rf the gradua , Window Glass 5-22 ber of the state flah commission, ac , Jay from the Beaver Creek team Ke„ . gjx • orchestra . tion o f Virginia Scott from The ana w in ■----------------------- cording to a- memorandum opinion v(dtb a gcore 0f 15 to 14. Barton ‘ ---------------------- tbe jjaHes high school this year. handed down ln Portland by Circuit return the game Sunday, May GARFIELD H E M S -'*'ss Scott resided in this vicinity Judge Hewitt. | for a number o f years and has a 213 FIRST ST., Near Salmon Finishing the year 1924 in 17th place Mr. and Mrs. Bill Palm o f Port- Mrs. H. H. Anders entertained bo3t o f friends here. Our Motto: among the different states of the union iand visited their sister, Mrs. G. A. the Skip-a-Week club Tuesday. A ----------- ‘ Price, Quality and Quantity. in the race for export markets, Ore | stone last Sunday. most enjoyable afternoon war Mrs. Myrtle Morgan ond daugh- gen’a merchandise shipments abrotd, Miss Jessie Odell who is train- spcnt. A layette shower was givn ter o f Portland spent Saturday vis- totaled *70.503.939, according to a La ¡ng at the Good Samaritan hospi- en Mrs. Nadine Anders Kelly for iting relatives here and on Sunday ALUMNI HOLDS BANQUET tlstlcg Just released by the department tal in Portland spent a three the new son Arthur Raymond Kel- accompanied Mr. and Mrs. U. S. of commerce. weeks vacation at the home o f her iey. Dainty refreshments were Morgan to Salem. Tuesday evening, May 26, the The Oregon farmer»' educational parents, Mr. and Mr*. T. H. Odell, served by the hostess. Mrs. J. B. annual banquet o f the Estacada Dr. and Mrs. Ira A. Manville and High School Alumni Association and co-operative union closed its an-¡returning to Portland last Sun- Robertsn will entertain Tuesday, baby daughter o f Portland spent was held at Log LaBarre. F ifty-; anal convention at Corvallis with the day. June 9. the week-end at the home o f Mrs. four members including the gradu- tv-election o f all its present officers Miss Alma Lizberg o f Oregon Mrs. Clara Hicinbothem visited Mr. tbe cjub and Mrs. Weatherby, Tues- Manville s ^ mother, .Irs. arrie ating class of 1925 and members o f and the leasing of a number of reso- City speut the week-end with Denny. the high school faculty attended lutlona concerning particularly the and Mrs. Hal Gibson. day. DENTIST O FIRE INSURANCE. London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co. H. C. STEPHENS AT BOOT and SHOE REPAIR SHOP a BARTON S T A T E -R A F E T E R IA CTC HAND BUILT TIRES - TUBES this gathering- Mrs. Helen Love- subject of taxes. Irving Brownand daughter, Mar- Mrs. W. B. Lemon and children Rev. and Mrs. Howard Mort of lace, president o f the association. At an election In Gold Hill an issue earet made a business trip to Port- were Portland visitors Sunday and Independence and Mr. and Mrs. extended a welcome to the gradu- of $15.060 water bonds for extending land Saturday. Monday. Soren Ostergard and son of ates and Mary Alice Reed, class and reconstructing the city’s water Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Weatherby and son Silverton, were the guests o f Mr. president, responded. system was approved by an 8 to 1 «on Howard o f Portland, and Mr. Gilbert, Mildred Ayers drove to Mt. and Mrs. C. A. Dykeman last Sun The oficers elected -for the ensu- vote. The reconstruction work on the and Mrs. Clyde McMurray and Hood, Saturday, day evening for dinner. Rev. Mort ing year were Russell Reed, presi- plant will commence as soon as the children o f Gresham spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs R. Fox were Port- delivered the Baccalaureate ser dent; Mary Alice Reed, Vice-presi- bonds are marketed. at the home o f their father, Har- iand and Gresham visitors Sunday, mon to the graduating class o f the dent; Florence Douglass, secretary: Dealers keeping on display or offer vey Gibson. E. T. Davis was a Portland visi- high school and returned to Inde Mrs Ralph Wade treasurer; Retha ing for sale tmmoral periodicals would Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bates and tor Monday. pendence that evening. Air.es. reporter; Earl Tracy Lloyd be subject to a fine ranging from $S family o f Estacada visited Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Davis was in Oregon Baling and Irene Hayden, executive to $500 or imprisonment for a period Mrs. L. O. Gerber, Sunday. City Monday on business. J. W Carson o f Estararia Heights committee. of six months under the provisions ol Mrs. Loyal Lake and Mrs. Earl Claude Shriner and Mary Lemon mot with sn auto accident early Thurs Dancing and “ 500’* were the an ordinance Introduced at a meeting Odell spent Thursday with Mrs. are visiting their aunt, Mrs. S. day morning while on his way to Esta- diversions o f the evening. ot the Salem city council. John Baitie o f Beaver Creek. Roberts, at Boring. cada which damaged hi* machine. Ae- _______________ _________________ Mrs. Minnie Kash wa a Portland wording to reports the car rolb*l over J. C. Duus accompanied by Mrs. W. H. Richardson o f Portland Mrs. Lloyd Buriss o f Portland visitor Wednesday. an embankniant near the Harry Kitch . Estacada Tuesday and P. M. Wagner was up the river in_ Vcrnic Duus drove to Oregon City was in Estacada last Monday on . .. visited ng home but jjr. Carson escaped edneeday. listing on Tuesday, laat Monday afternoon on business, business. .injury. I r ■GENERAL G A S O TL loot |br H im men In Green and W hitest/ at inrft . D ruM nr PUI op « d i e t lœ in ÿ n rd n id c ED S SERVICE STATION ESTACADA, OREGON