Eastern Clackamas news., June 04, 1925, Image 1

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Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County
V o l u m e 18.
N u m b e r 36
ESTACADA, OREGON,
THURSDAY, JUNE, 4, 1925
Notice of School Meeting
FLORAL COMMITTEE
ANNEXATION FAILS IN
A NNOUNCES PRIZES
OUTSIDE DISTRICT
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Notice Is hereby given to the legal voters of School District No. 108 of
Clackamas County, State of Oregon, that a School Meeting of said district will
be held at High School Building, on the 15th day of June, 1925, at 7:30 o'clock
in the afternoon for the purpose pf discussing the budget hereinafter set out
T^K. W. W. RHODES
with the levying board, and to vote on the proposition of levying a special
district tax.
O S T E O P A T H IC
The total amount of money needed by the said school district during the
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
fiscal year beginning on June 30, 1925, and ending June 30, 1926, is estimated
Office in Lichthorn Bldg., Estacada, in the following budget and Includes the amounts to be received from the
county school fund, state school fund, elementary school fund, special district
tax, and all other moneys of the district:
T~)R. G. F. MIDFOKD
BUDGET
^ P H Y S I C I A N a n d SURGEON,
ESTIMATED E XPENDITURES
X R a v E q u ip m e n t — G l a s s e s f it t e d
The first prize for the best look­
ing yard including both vegetable
and flower garden in the city of
Estacada will be five dollars in
cash, the second, three dollars.
The first prize for the best dis­
play o f cut flowers
entered
by
those residing outside the city will
be five dollars in cash and the sec­
ond will be three dollars.
These
flowers will be on display on Labor
Day.
Prizes will be awarded at the an­
nual Labor Day celebration in Es­
4 2.400.00 tacada.
1,395.00
MRS. W. J. MOORE
$1.50 P e r Y e a r
GRADUATION EXERCISES
At the special election held last
Friday, May 29, the proposed an­
nexation failed to carry in the pro­
posed territory which resulted in
defeat for the proposition.
The vote in the city being 4(5 to
Last Friday evening in the high
(50 in favor while in the proposed
school auditorium, commencement ex­
territory it was defeated 17 to 9.
ercises were held for the 1925 class of
the Estaca la high school.
LOCAL ITEMS
The auditorium was decorated (or
the even* in purple .and gold and a
August Stubbe of Portland visit­ goodly number of friends and relatives
Personal Service I
OFFICE and Resldenco Second and Main Straata
ed
his brother II. R.. Stubbe during were present to witness the closing
2.
Principals,
1....................................................................
...............$
2,400.00
Estacada, Oregon-rTelephono Connection*
ceremony of commencement ween.
the past week-end.
1 man teacher............................................................................ 1,395.00
After several well rendered selections
1 man teacher............................................................................ 1,305.00
1,305.00
Attorney Wm. W. Smith is con­ by the high sehool orehestra, the fol­
T\H . CHAS. P. JOHNSON
1 man teacher............................................................................ 1,800.00
1,800.00
UPPER EAGLE ( REEK
fined to his homt nt this time on lowing program was given: Invocation,
8. Teachers, 2 wom en..................................... ."............................ . 1.350.00
2,700.00
account o f illness.
Rev. Ira Rankin; “ I Passed (?v Your
DENTIST
1 woman teacher....................
1,305.00
1,305.00
Mrs. Carl Renstrom and chil­
Mrs H. R. Currin is spending a Window, ” E, H. S. G els’ Glee Club;
1 woman teacher...................................................................... 1,290.00
1,260.00
EVENING WORK BY APPOINTMENT
by Mrs. C. H. few days visiting her husband at Class Address,
The Two Per Cent, ”
Grade— 3 women teachers....................................................... 1,035.00
8,105.00 dren, accompanied
Phones: Office, 316; Residence 4712
Corinne Tuillinger; Selection, Orches­
Grade— 3 women teachers......................... i ......................
990.00
2.970.00 Paddison, motored to Spokane, last Bull Run.
where they will visit
Estacada
Oregon. ^ 4. Janitors ......................................................................................... 1,700.00
1,700.00 . Wednesday
M .Lonsberry and wife attended n tra; Commencement Address, “ The
! for a week or more.
family reunion picnic o f the Gard Inevitable Tragedy, ’ ’ Prof. Percy L.
5. Clerk ...............................................................................................
200.00
200.00 I
A budget me eting was held at family at Gladstone park, Sunday, Edwards o f O. A. C .; “ Farewell to
7. Other services .......................
350.00
350.00
Thee, ’ ’ Girls' Quartette; Presentation
R. B. Gibson’s last Tuesday night. May 31.
D r . H a r r y L. c h a n d l e r
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass made
TOTAL .............................
$ 26,490.00
The W. C. T. U. will hold its reg­ oi’ diplomas, A. G. Ames, Chairmsn of
C H IR O P R A C T O R
a brief business visit to Portland ular monthly meeting at the Dillon Board; Selection, Orchestra; Bene­
Material and Btlppllesi
535 MORGAN BUILDING
last Wednesday.
home on Thursday, June 11, at diction, Rev. U. F. Clay.
1. Furniture (desks, stoves, curtains, etc).
BROADWAY AND WASH.
HOURS
$ 300.00
Prof. O. T. Olson presented the
H. S. Gibson traded horses with 2:30 p. m.
1.000.00
PORTLAND, OREGON
10 A. M, to6 P. M. \ 2. Supplies (chalk, erasers, etc.).............
Oregon Conference
Scholarship to
B0.00 Mr. Barr the other day.
3. Library books .................................................
Mrs.
P.
J.
Rynning
went
to
Ar­
Corinne Trullinger and announced that
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cooke, Mrs.
4. Flags ................................................................
10.00
lington,
Oregon,
for
Memorial
day
the following students had earned the
f X D. EBY,
6. Playground equipment ...............................
100.00 Kitty Hunter and Glen Wilma Hen- and will spend a few days visiting
highest scholastic record during their
of
Damascus were in the
150.00 coek
9. Janitor's supplies .................................... .
her
daughter,
Mrs.
White.
ATTORNEY AT LAW .
high
school course: - Virginia Dubois,
calling at the home
650.00 neighborhood
7. Fuel ........................... ......................................
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stephens Irene Hayden, Mary Alice Reed, Cor­
of R. B. Gibson, but finding no one
General Practice.
Confidential Ad­ 8. Light ............................... .................................
350.00
$
at home they wrote their names bn spent the past week-end in Pendle­ inne Trullinger ami Harvey Woodworth.
viser. Oregon City, Oregon.
9. Water ...............................................................
$ loo.oo
ton and Milton-Freewater, where
Prof. Edwards, in addressing the
10. Hostage, stationery and printing...........
40.00 one of the side pieces o f the wheel­
barrow and leaned it up against the they visited with Mr. and Mrs. F. E. class, brought a splendid m >ssage,
Burns.
kitchen
door.
W I L L I A M WALLACE SMITH
urging them to particularly heed the
TOTAL
f 2,750.00
Mrs. R. B. Gibson was calling on
Mrs. Wm. Kurasch o f Portland opportunities and responsilities of life.
Conutrnrtlnlt!
Mrs.
Ray
Woodle
last
Wednesday
recently
dnoated
33
books
to
the
ATT O R N E Y AT LAW
Slating that tragedy comes to every
Construction
$ 150.00 afternoon, helping her to look over public library here.
Most o f them man or woman who is unfitted to meet
M asonic B ldg .
E s t a c a d a , O re .
are new to this library.
gooseberries.
such opportunities. The three essen­
Total .
$ 150.00
The Gibsons o f Barton and Mrs.
The Estacada Library is now re­ tials to success as defined are: faith,
Maintenance and Repairs:
Clyde McMurry and children of ceiving a new coat o f paint and po vver and courage. Faith in one's
Buildings and grounds..
* 1,000.00 Gresham, were up this way on Dec­ other general improvements are be­
W
A. HEYLMAN
self, in one’s fellowmen and in God;
oration day paying a visit to the ing made.
power is that ability to accomplish a
Total ...................................................
$ 1,000.00 cemetery.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
e
desired
goal in spite of all odds and
R e m e m b e r the C o m m u n it y . Club
Mr . and Mrs Roy Douglass and m eetin g Th ursd ay,
Insurance
• • •
Collections Assessments (Highways, Roads, Streets, Bridges) t
courage
is aei vieeable virtue, sufficient
June
4
(to­
Assessments (Highways, Hoads, Streets, Bridges):
50.00 children were the dinner guests of
$
Real Estate— Loans
n ig h t ) at 8, in the high s ch o o l a u d i­ to do what is right in spite of all.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Updegrave to riu m f o r the purpose o f taking
A. G. Ames complimented the grad­
Total .............
See Heylman About Insurance
50.00 on Sunday.
$
Ray
and Charlie ' up the questio n Vjf the f o r m in g o f uates upon their work in their high
Indebtedness:
went fishing but did not- catch a union high s c h o o l district.
sehool course and was assisted by Jean
1. Bonded, and interest thereon.,
$ 2,100.00 many fish but caught a good soak­
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. W ilcox and and Louise Dykeman in presenting
g E. WOOSTER
2. Warrant, and interest thereon.
$ 150.00 ing— looking like drowned rats on daughter attended the 50th wed­ diplomas to the following: Irene Hay­
their return home.
ding anniversary o f Mr. and Mrs den, Frank Hayden, Glenn Ely, Vir­
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Akers and chil­ George J. Currin o f Gresham at ginia Dubois, Evelyn Davis, Maurice
Real Estate, Loans, insurance,
Total
$ 2,250.00
dren, Lawrence and Eleanor, and their home last Satujday. Mr. and Bullard, Goldie Brown, Harvey Wood-
Insnranee:
Rentals,
Insurance
* 150.00 their dog Pal, left last Saturday for j Mrs. Currin are the parents o f Mrs. worth, Jack Watson, Corinne Trulhng-
morning fo r
Cathlamet, Washing­ Wilcox.
er, Edmund Saling, George Rose, Mary
Farm Loans a Specialty,
over the
Total
$ 150.00 ton, where they visited
Your attention is called to an Alice Reed, Harry Osborne, Richard
Telephone Estacada, Ore. Mlseellaneon*:
week-end.
“ ad” o f the Index Produce Com­ Dayman, Harold Widman, L e s te r
Dick Gibson sold his w ife’s sad­ pany o f Portland o f which M. J-dver- Underwood and George Denny, who
Miscellaneous
» 700,00
dle horse on Monday to Mr. Wink kes is proprietor, in theis issue of was absent.
Total
the News.
$ 700.00 erstein of Dover.
With these exercises the school year
Emergency I
Mr and Mrs. Chas Bow of Port­
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dykeman and was brought to a fitting close.
land
paid
a
visit
to
their
farm
Emergency
$ 500.00
children made a short visit to
home out this way on Sunday.
LEGION NEW S
Clarke county,
Washington,
last
Judge
Cross
was
seen
in
this
vi­
Total ................................................................
500.00
$
cinity on Saturday, out
viewing Sunday.
Total estimated amount of money for
London Lancashire Fire ins. Co.
At the regular meeting o f the
.
all purposes during the year................
$28,040.00 the road.
Mr. and Mrs. William Honegger Carl Douglass Post and Auxiliary
Mr. and
Mrs. Irven Updegrave
ESTIM ATED RECEIPTS
and
family
o
f
Multnomah
spent
last
Monday evening plans were
Keep your policy in our Fire
moved up to Dover last Sunday.
From county school fund during the coming school y e a r ... .$ 2.654.00
Sunday was a red-letter day for Saturday at the home o f Mr. an d- laid for the Endowment Fund drive
Proof Vault, tree of charge.
From state school fund during the coming school y e a r ,...
469.04
which will be put on here next
Mr. and Mrs. Will Douglass, as Mrs F. J. Harkenrider.
From elementary school fund during the coming school year 1,946.79
week. The Legion will probably be
John Garwood o f Springwater, an
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
Ilowe
and
Estimate of probable unexpended balance at end of current
H. C. STEPHENS
old-time friend, and children were j Mrs. Howe’s mother, Mrs. Anna unable to reach all why desire to
year ......................................................................................... ... 2,739.89
contribute to this fund and urge
their guests,
Foehlingcr, o f Portland spent Sun­
Estimated amount to be received from all other sources
Mrs “ Dock" Hannah and Miss day with Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hurst. those who desire to contribute to
A gent .
during the coming school y e a r . . . , , . , , ............................ 5,830.36
Florice Douglass spent
the week­ They drove out in their new Essex sign pledge cards or leave subscrip­
end with their home folks.
car. Mr. IIowc was formerly em­ tions at tht Cascade Motor Compa­
Total estimated receipts, not Including proposed tax. .$13,640.07
$13.610.07
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Gibson and ployed in the News office while it ny,
Since securing the Estacada park
RECAPTULATION
H. S Gibson took a spin up through was owned by R. M. Standish.
from the P. E. P. Company, plans
Dover and out toward
Firwood,
Total estimated expenses for the year................................... $28,040.00
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gill o f Du- have
been formulated for the. big
AT
Sunday afternoon, calling at the fur, Oregon, ¡sited Monday evening
Total estimated receipts not including proposed ta x ........ 13.640.07
home o f Jim DeShazer, where they with Mrs. Gil’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fourth o f July Celebration.
Local merchants desiring to se-.
with the Wm. Dale.
Balance, amount to be raised by district ta x............
They left Tuesday
$14.399.93 enjoyed a pleasant call
cure concessions fo r this are asked
IlcShazers, a fine place to go.
The indebtedness of District No. 108 is as follows:
morning to attend the State Grange to
communicate at once with Le­
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Douglass motor at Dallas.
Total bonded indebtedness................. , , , . ........... ..
.$20.000.00
gion members in order that these
ed to Beaver Creek,
Sunday, to
Dated this 15th day of May, 1925.
reservations may lie made early.
witness the ball game between th<
A. G. AMES, Chairman Board of Directors.
The Auxiliary reported the sale
home team and Barton. Beaver LOW ER EAGLE GREEK
A ttest: W M . DALE. District Clerk.
BLOCK SOUTH OF P.0.
o
f
over
600
poppies and are
Creek won the game.
ESTACADA, OREGON
planning
on making rugs and pil­
A
reception
was
given
Wednes­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ray
Woodle
and
ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AM) ACCOUNTING SHEET.
son Lester motored to Garfield th< day evening at the home of Mr. lows for the veteran's hospital in
School District No, 10H.
other day and picked four boxes of and Mrs. M. C. Glover for the new Portland.
Neat, Durable work
minister and his wife. Rev. and
This original estimate shows in parallel columns the unit costs of the strawberries.
Mis. Kirkwood. A number o f mu
several services, material and supplies for the three fiscal years next pre­
Guaranteed
sical selections were given which
ceding the current year, the detail expenditures for the last one of said three
MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD
were greatly enjoyed by all, and a
preceding fiscal years and the budget allowances and expenditures for six
Have the sole3 aewed on
months of the current year. ("Six months of the current year" means six
Impressive services were hold dainty lunrh was served late in the
months of the last school year).
SHMHWIEt-O
I Memorial Day in the Estacada Park evening. About 36 were present.
your arese shoes with a
Mrs. Hesser and Miss Blaiadel
EXPENDITURES
under the auspices o f the Americar
FLEXIBLE
gave
a
picnic
for
their
pupils
in
Legion. Rev. B. F. Clay delivered
€ 0 8 0
Expenditures
„
and
I an address on “ The Spirit of Amer­ Dinty Moore’s park last Friday
HOT W A X M A C H I N E
budget
allowance
Expenditures for three fiscal
ica’’ and forcefully brought out Owing to the cool weather the pic­
for
stx
months
of
years
next
preceding
last
H
last school year.
many interesting points in the his- nic broke up early in the afternoon.
school year.
to
3 ».i
»;
j tory o f our country.
Music was Ice cream and ice lemonade was
A. R. D A H LK E, Estacada
served and all enjoyed a bountiful
• C
3
i furnished by the Estacada Band.
luncheon.
î-i
to*
Mrs. Bertha M. Story o f Oregon
ITEM
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Mr. and Mrs C. A Miller and son
cl >> I
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á
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v
£Z
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1 Earl o f Sellwood, accompanied by City, Mr. and Mr*. A. C. O’Neal,
►»ci %
Mr.
and Mrs. Newt Beck, Mr. and
I their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
•V £ .0
PORTLAND’S MOST REAS­
Mrs. James Henry, Mr. and Mrs
G
*
r
I
M.
Elliott
,old-time
Alaskins
and
p * c*
¿■•S'“
Trullinger and
Mrs. J.
e*
ONABLE FATING HOUSE
11
1 now of Shelton, Washington, where Lloyd
5|
as
Air. Elliott is manager of the large O’Neal o f Portland spent Memorial
mercantile
store of the
Shelton Day at* the Trullinger and Glovei
Personal Barrier:
Logging and Lumber Company, homes and in the afternoon motor
2. Principals ............ .$ 2,406.00 » 2,200.00 $ 2,200.00 $ 3.59J.97
were in Estacada last
Saturday ed to the cemetery and decorftted
3. Teacher», men . . . $ 1,800.00
! calling on old friends and took din- the graves o f their loved ones. Mr
and Mrs. Trullinger and Mrs. Story
'• men .......... $ 1.395.00
! ner at the Estacada Hotel
213 FIRST ST., Near Salmon
remained at the Trullinger horn:
1.350.00
** 2 women. . . » 2.700.00 $ 3,150.00
Our Motto:
1.800.00 $ 3.299.94
" 2 w om en... .$ 2.610.00 $10.620.00
Air. and Mrs P. A. Adams and until Sunday evening.
_ - _
Quite a number of the resident:
“Price, Quality and Quantity.
2.520.00 $10.380.00
" 1 w om an... .$ 1.260.00 $ 661.25
daughter o f Portland accompanied o f Fagle Creek attended the gradu
2.610.00
'* 3 women. . . .$ 3.105.60
by Mrs. Adam’s brother and wife, ating exercises at Estacada last
" 3 women. . . $ 2.970.00
5.940.00
Mr. and Mrs. William Dodson of Friday night.
1.700.00
4. Janitors ................ $ 1.700.00 * 1,596.66
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ..
Mr.a nd Mrs. Wm. Saunders and
$ 1,900.00
Panama spent the week-end at the
Mrs. Jessie M. Hesser motored to
150.00
5. Clerk ................... $ 200.00 $ 150.00
I
home
o
f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Theodore
Departmyit of the Interior, U. S. 7. Other services . . . $ 356.00 * 156.00
Oregon City last week.
150.00
Land Office at Portland, Oregon,
Ahlberg. Mr.
and Mrs.
Dodson
50.00
200.00
i
April 30, 1925.
$19,17» 91 $17.619.91 $17,870 7o 1 are on a two months' vacation trip
TOTAL .............. .$26.535.06 118.513.25
Pointer's for Paints*, Wall paper
NOTICE is hereby given that Er­ Material and Sapidi.«:
to' the United States, after five
nest Douglass of Estacada, Oregon, 1. Furniture,
and
Window Glass.
5-22
years residence in Panama.
who, on April 24, 1920, made
(desks, etc.) . . . $ 300.00
$ 100.00 $ 721.56
Homestead Entry, No. 06707, for 2. Supplier.
Indebtedne««!
SWirNWVi,
EVsSWH,
NW*
10.60
(chalk, e t c .) .,. $ 1.660.60 $ 886.92
1. Bonded, and In­
SW'ti, Section 27, Township 4 8., 3. Library books . , . 1
56.00 1 164.71
150.00 $
10.50
terest thereon.. $ 2,100.00 $ 2.100.00 I 3.100.00
Range 4 E., Willamette Meridian, 4. Flags ....................
10.60
10.00
10.00 1
2. Warrant, and in-
has filed notice
of intention to 5. Playground
28.17
t
terest thereon. $ 156.64 $ 147 34
make Final Proof, to establish
25.00
equipment ........ $ 100.00
29 17 $
TOTAL ............ ..8 2,2*6.60 * 2.247 34 $ 3.160.66 $
claim to the land above described, 6. Janitor's supplies $ 156.00 $ 152.34
150.00 $
83.27
In«nrnnee
before the Register and Receiver 7. Fuel ................... ..
650 oo I 559.00
050.00 8 569.50
loo»lor thtt tign In Green
U. S. Land Office, Portland, Ore- %. L ight .................... $ 350.00 $ 300.00
350.00 I 382.56
tn i Wilts dtjWr, Warf
. $ 150.00 $ 1(2.06 $ 260 60 $ 408 06 $
TOTAL
............
on, on the 10th day of June. 9. Water .................
DraJrrr-.. .FUI upend let
100.00 $ 100.00
100.no t 100.00
M I«ce|l8 nrtm»j
926
four enfine deuda
10. Postage and
578.95
$ 5rt 00
$
Claimant names as witnesses:
40.00 1
35 00
stationery ........
23.61
$ 203.03
Ivan Lacey, of Estacada, Oregon :
$ 1.920.1» t 1.050 02 I 1,866.9»
TOTAL .............. .* 2.750.6« $ 2.137.07
AT
I
TOTAL ............ . $ 766.0« $ *71.95 $ 766 00 $ 253.03 $ 225.93 $ 734.06
R. H. Millard of Estacada, Ore­ Co* «trwet to«*
Fmerirenej :
gon; L. N. Valien. of Colton, Ore-
I
150 00
TOTAL ..............
1*0.00
$ 288 58
E D ’S SERVICE STATION
on; Pleas Dougtaas, of Boring, Maintenance and Repair»:
$ 566 66 $ 269 58 $ SM «0
TOTA I...............
•regon.
121
042.
Buildings grounds . .
48 50
I 1.171.81
$
1.683.78
$
«21.37
»27.396
60
$2
.
$29.646
60
$26
G flAN D T O T A L ,...
ESTACADA, OREGON
Act 6-9-16. Clackamas County. Buildings. (rou nds.. .
$ 465 »7
I W m T>»le, do herehv certify that the above estim ate of
Notice will be published 5 con­ Buildings, grounds. . .
$ 344.25
i
and
budgt
expendí!
the year 1925-1926 waa prepared by me and that the
I 71(15
secutive weeks in the Eastern Puiidinirs- (round.«. . .
1
1
Clean Power
allow ance for six months of the ' current year and the exp. enditurca for Mi
I 1.894 46 $ 720.67 $ 4
Clackamas News,
Estacada, Ore­
TOTAL .............. 1 1,000 oo 1 2.074 18
three fiscal years next preceding the current year as shown above have bee
gon.
Eull Mileage
Aeeexmeata iHlchvtaj«, K-sO«. street«. Bridge«i :
compiled from the recorda in my charge and are true and correct copie
WALTER L. TOOZE. SR..
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20 on
thereof.
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5-7>6-4
Register.
WM. DALE, District Clerk.
TOTAL . . . . . . . . . I
M00 I
20 00 I
M00
FIRE INSURANCE.
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REPAIR SHOP
KELLY
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