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N r im i D evoted to the Interests of Eastern Clackamas County V olum e 18 , N umber 38 ESTACADA, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE GARFIELD ITEMS OREGON NEWS ITEMS 18, 1925. §1.50 P e r Y e a r BARTON TAX PAYERS ADOPT Garfield Grange held a fine meet- o m in o i llH iini n iin orr Mrs. Al Nelson, Grace Ferrei R I If l R F T and *"rs’ Bar* ()doB made a trip to Gresham last Tuesday. second degrees, reports o f State RHODES Mrs. George Forman, Mrs. G. A. D K. W. O W. j The annual state convention of the Grange convention and the Juve- S T E O P A T H IC ELECT J. G. DAYMAN DIREC- Stone, Miss Hazel Gibson and Mr. professional and business women’s nile Grange made a busy day. Early last Monday morning PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON TOR FOR 3-YEAR TERM .... and Mrs. W. P. Forrel were in Es- while taking the Liberty theatre Office in Lichthorn Bldg., Estacada, clubs of Oregon was held In Salem.-* Mrs. Walter Lemon and chil- _______ tacada one day last week. films into Portland, R. G. March- •---------------------------------- — ----------------- Bankers from all sections of Ore* dren went to Eugene Saturday for The annual school meeting was Mrs. L. M. Pederson made a bank, Chas. Marchbank and A. A. r F MIDFOKD gon attended the Oregon State Bank- v is it . P H Y S IC IA N and S U R G E O N , era’ association convention at Corval- Mrs. C. Coe o f Portland is vis- _ 1 ‘ vV'L’, 1 1 " ' v* C ' y, U " ' lm s-s ' ip 10 Mlt one 1 aj hoyerband met with an auto nc- X R A v F o n m u F N T - G l a s s e s f it t e d IU ¡ting her grandparents, Mr. and ].:3 0 . P’ **• ™ the h‘gh school au- last week. cident at the Union Oil Station A R av E quipment G lasses FITTED nillinirer ditorium with Chairman A. G. Barton won the baseball game corner near the Clackamas Ride 0 FF h ’,C,L £ ; ‘*hi nhv0U. " mu! Frank T a y b r U a Portland v is i- A '" es P r e s id in g . * The meeting was Sunday from the Gillis team with Range which sent R. G. March! -------------------------------------------------------- I T G a I d r i i e n S O d B ^ e e t“ S ‘ « this week. c?lled to order for the purpose o f a score o f 1 1 , 2. Barton will bank and A. A. Feyerband to the FTK wa_ . . . . headrje 8 Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Glover and elect,n* ° n* sch° o1 director for play Foster Road on the home Oregon City hospital and com- kR. . CHAS. P. JOHNSON ------------------- neaartg. family o f Eagle Creek were Gar- a ternl o f three years and onc clerk grounds June 21. pletely wrecked the body of the D E N T IS T Joshua E. Hardy, 92, oldest resident , . , for a one ------ year. - term *-------- o - f — Clifford Gard and two friends o f Hudson coach in which they were EVENING WORK BY APPOINTMENT of The Dalles and a wagon train pio* field laat weck’ The minutes o f the last meeting Oakland, California, were visiting riding, children neer of 1852. died at The Dalles from Mrs’ IL B’ DavIS and Phones: Office, 815; Residence 4712 it is understood that the acci- were out from camp over the were read and approved as was the old time friends in this communi- Oregon, complications of old age. clerk’s annual report. ty last Friday. On their return dent was caused by the heavy fog Estacada week-end. The seventh annual group meeting Mr_ and Mrg> j . c . Moreland J. G. Hayman was nominated trip they will go thru Vancouver, and mist which settled along the of rural Sunday schools held by the and chiidren and Ruth Ayers spent for the position as director for the B. C. , Idaho, Nevada, Arizona road making it impossible to dis- D r . H a r r y L. C h a n d l e r Amerlcan Sunday School union will the week.end in Portiand. three year term. Motion was and back into California. Clifford tinguish the roadway clearly CHIROPRACTOR be held at Waterloo, June 28. The Skip-a-Week Club o f Gar- made and duly carried that the is a grandson o f I. N. Gard, for- which caused them to miss tlio 535 MORGAN BUILDING .......... .. A . _ SH .......................... Port Orford expects between 250 field will hold an apron and cooked nominations be closed and that merly af this community. sharp curve. B R O A D ............ W A Y A N .. D W . HOURS PORTLAND, O R E G O N io A. M. to 6 P. M a n d 300 delegates to the Spanish- food s a ie at Morton's store, Sat- the clerk cast a n unanimous ballot Mr. and Mrs. Selhvood and chil- The heavy car careened about --------------------------------------------------------American war veterans annual conven- Urday, June 27. j ^or G. Hayman. dren, Mrs. Jennie Horger and son, and it js supposed that it turned d g g Y, tlon there July 23, 24 and 25. ’ '_________ Wm. Dale, present incumbent, Calvin and Wilma Batten o f Port- over before coming to a stop * ATTORNEY AT LAW . Auspicious snow conditions may per- CHEVROLET NEWS STORY was affain nominated as clerk and land visited Mr. and Mrs. John about 100 feet out in the plowed Confidential Ad- mit *he opening of the Mount Hood _______ ¡unanimously elected to said office. Hoffman. Sunday. M«s. Sellwood field. General Practice Following this this election election Chairman Chairman and and Mrs. Mrs. Horger Horger are are Mi’s. IlotT- 1 loop highway by the government to In an unremitting search for hollowing R. G. Marchbank and A. A. Fey- viser. Oregon City. Oregon possibilities” o f further fu rth er' improve- Ames swore in the newly elected man’s man's sisters. sisters travel the last Sunday In June. possibilities erbend were rushed to the Oregon Oddi «Pent the c ity Hospital as soon as possible \ X 7 II I 1AM WAI I AfF SMITH Between 4000 and 5000 acres of ment, Chevrolet cars are being "ffieers and a motion for adjourn- Mrs. T. H. V V IL U A M W ALLAlt 5MIII1 growing wheat were damaged in a driven constantly around the four- ment followed. week-end with her daughter, Mis. following the accident. Mr. Fey- erbend suffered a blow on the district centering around Helix by a mile “ speed loop” o f the General Tka regular Budget meeting was Sherman Stone o f Portland. ATTORNEY AT LAW E s t a c a d a O r e . h a » »torm that lasted for about 15 Motors Corporation proving ground raIled 10 order immediately fol- Mrs. A. Werner was in Esta- head which inflicted a deep wound M asonic B ldg . ' ; minutes. near Milford, Mich. lowing the annual meeting by cada last Saturday. and which was at »first supposed The driving test, which is rou- Chairman Ames. Hal and Franklyn Gibson made t 0 be a fracture and Mr. March- Despondency over unsuccessful ef- bank suffered injuries to his back, , A. HEYLMAN forts to obtain work is given by friend* tine in the Chevrolet policy o f . The clerk read the budget a s ! a triP to Portland, Monday. continuous effort at refinement, is drawn up and adopted by the Mr. and Mrs. Gus. Whitehead and chas. Marchbank fortunately ea A TTnRN FY AT I.AW as ‘ he reason for the suicide at Baker s i n g made night and day, winter budget committee composed o f the I son o f Bridal Veil spent the capcd moro serious injury by In .u r.n c. * • * Collection. of Mike Murphy, aged 40, and un- and summer, regardless o f weather school board and three qualified week-end with their parents, Mr. opening the door o f the coach and Real Estate— Loan* married. electors -aim -and ireeiiuiuers. freeholders. These and into, Mrs. Jens attempting he conditions. elector» i iieoc uiiu ueno Pederson. . attempting to to get get out out when wnen ne See Heylman About Insurance An extraordinary feat was perform- „resent -even Chevrolet cars freeholders appointed to act on Harvey Brown, Sam Whitehead f eit the car ]eave the pavement ed by Charles Smith of Stevenson ... totai 0f 75 qo O the budget committee being G. E. and William Ferrel attended the and waa tbus thrown clear o f the when hen he shot the rapids in the Colum- ar® P“ ‘ n/ uf The tirl ess whirl Lawrence, C. A. Dykeman and J. S. Liberty in Estacada. Sunday even- wreck. § E. WOOSTER bla river at Cascade Locks In a small miles monthly’ / h e tireless whirl “ ence mg motorboat * provides unusual driving strain* in u-norne. . . motorboat. th# t of ch evroiet engineers A question arose as to whether LOW ER EAGLE CREEK Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, FARM HOME BENEFIT Fire losses In the state of Oregon, for further opportunitie8 to im- ‘ he budget be adopted as a whole Rentals, -— ------ - Miss Dorothy and Clela Phillips exclusive of Portland, for the month of the sturdy chassis under Con- or separately. Following a Ijncf , May, aggregated $468,798.32, accord- ditions p -■ J:-------1— - a motion — — —-a « and -« a I Next Monday evening at the visited in Portland, Tuesday. Farm Loans a Specialty. to which the cars ordina- discussion was made Telephone Estacada, Ore. ing t0 a report by Will Moore, state „ would not be subj ected by the carried that the budget as present-1 Masonic hall a novel entertainment John GLover o f Portland is at .................................................... flre mar 8 ha.l’ average owner. All models are ed be adopted as a whole. 1 is to be given by the local W. C. T. the home o f Mr. and Mrs. E. L. . . . Resolutions urging the coming of ¡„eluded ¡„ the test group. A fter adopting the budget the u . for the benefit o f the Childrens’ Trullinger. both the Southern Pacific and Hill Two ghiftg 0f driver* maintain question was asked as to whether Earm Home at Corvallis. Miss Elaine Colt o f Portland is I lines to Klamath county were adopted a pace o f between 85 and 40 miles ( the meeting vote a special levy to This is to be a “ Stocking Social’’ vjsiting her sister, Mrs. Homer by unanimous vote at a mass meet hour to p p in g only for gaso - 1 raise the sum necessary to raise and the price of admission will be Glover. ing in Merrill. Un, , oil ’and inspection. The day the money as voted and several twice the size o f one’s stockings— Mf ftnd Mrg Lloyd Trullinger London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co. Caught under a carload of rock sHift drives from 7:80 a. m. until present voiced their opinion in the in order that everyone may Bet spent Sunday at the home o f Mr. J which turned over, a man whose name 5 ¡30 p. m. with a half hour for matter. It was finally determined ¡n with both feet. . , and Mrs. W G Glover. Other Keep your policy in our Fire was given as Driscoll r e c e iv e injuries lunch> while the night shift drives that the tax payors adopt the Tiny stockings are being distrib- ;,aHers at thc Glovcr homc wcro Proof Vault, free o f charge. in construction work at Odell lake f rom 7 p. m. until 5:30 a. m. with budget and the assessor levies the uted nnd a quantity will be on hand Mr and Mrg Geo Reddanay and which resulted in his death. a mjdnight lunch period. tax. that night, to supply all with con- Mr nnd MrR Teeters of Oregon Bids flor the construction of ap The uspeed loop” includes three Dr. C. P. Johnson, member of tainers for their admission fees * proximately 125 miles ot road and a miles o f grravel track, banked high the school board, asked that those an(i badges for the evening. Anderson Miss Geral- A gent . number of bridges will be opened by at the turns and one mile o f level interested in the organ.zation o f a A Kood snappy program, includ- ‘ J1’ ,y ‘ F’ogtpr Myerg the state highway commission at a concrete straight-away. There are union high school make their opin- ¡ng music by the Band, and the ^ Tuesday evening at the homo meeting at Portland June 25 and 26. no speed restrictions. One portion ions known so that the hoar A hlbergs, and songs by children G1 playing games i road road leading leading from from the the ’ “ speed speed might have some idea o f the feel- and aduUg, win be given , and Kmt\ A 70-pound Chinook salmon has been o f the music and toasting marshmellows. a rarity on the Columbia river for loop” to the inspection shop has a ing in the community before tak- games* provided in which all may Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Burnett re- ing up the matter o f organizing take part with great enjoyment. . many years, but during the last two grade o f 11 . 6 per cent, such a district. Refreshments o f punch and wa- turned home from Corvallis, Fri- weeks a number of fish weighing more Each noon and night the cars are There being no oth er business fers be served in the dining day; k’'in,?m,!rIJ th®,.r 8on. konald than 70 pounds and two or three more inspected and filled with gasoline the meeting adjourned. room during the evening at an w't *‘ n1' <,'n J ‘ as Jns. and oil. At every 1,000-mile mark than 80 pounds have been taken. ------------------------- additional charge o f 10 cents. f * d the year s school at the O. the machines are washed, driv Albert Roop, 39, a lineman in the UPPER EAGLE CREEK The Masonic Building C o m m i t - / - They rip o it a very fine Yt BLOCK SOUTH OF P.O. employ of the Portland Electric Pow en into the shop and given a 1 tee has kindly donated the use of ime- ESTACADA, OREGON er company, was killed while working thorough inspection, the results of Wc arc very glad to hear that Mr. and Mrs. Will Douglass ac-1 the hall, and it is hoped that the on top of a 30-foot power pole in Port which are listed in a report form. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Still have give a loyal sup- land, when he accidentally touched a It is onlyduring these inspections companied John Garwood and ch il-! community will bought a home in our neighbor- Neat, Durable work worthy cause, wire carrying 2300 volts of electricity. that the cars are under cover. At | dren over to their home n e a r; port to this _____ _ hood. all other times they are out of Springwater, Sunday, spending the Guaranteed* i EGION WORKING The ladies o f the Missionary SO Representatives of the federal pow ! day with them. ON CELEBRATION ciety will meet at the homc o f Mrs. er commission will arrive in Oregon doors. Have the soles tewed on Chevrolet trucks also are under Ray \v0odle and f a mi l y ' and ______ _ Guy Warren, Wednesday after- late in June to confer with members vuumii» 3 iuu in "ontinuous tests, being driven on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffmeister and of the public service commission in your aress shoes with a Committees are hard at wark oon’ connoctionwith the establishment and ‘ Bu^P Boulevard.’’ an old farm cbiidren motored to Dodge Park, Mr. and Mrs. II. A. La Barre maintenance of” fe d ^ T p o ’w er‘pr^lectr ™ad. which " 0Mes J e I<^ - ; C" Sunday, eating their dinner and °f HOT W AX M A C H ! N E ------- _ proving ground. The defects anu looking over the park before re- 3 William Priebe, chief of the Oregon 1 ; r .. « .„ „ . j . - , Estacada under the direction o f | have °Pened tho M" dcl Su,>ply Company store at thc corner of City fire department, was elected "regularity o f this 8 ™und pur turnin(? home. • the Carl Douglass Post. A. R. D AH LK E, Estacada They carry president of . the Oregon State Fire pose y ha' e ^ Mr. Murphey and Mr. and Mrs. A complete program o f all ac First and Broadway. a new line o f groceries, dry goods, j ! Chiefs association at the annual con The testiicarB and tru.cks U8* Perry Murphey were Portland tivities will be announced soon. , | ventlon In Forest Grove. Corvallis l,5C? 8 all°ns o f gaso me rnon . • visitors last Sunday, Posters are already up announc - 1 confestionery. Frostklrt ice cream, A fter being driven 40,000 miles Mrs. Carl Renstrom unu and little ing ing apccia spccia 1 | aturacuons, attractions, spoaKing, speaking, c,Kar". and t"ba<*o. In addition w as selected a s the 1926 convention ;e falcon info thp Mrs- 1 ari «ensvrwm PORTLAND’S MOST REAS city. i r o n ’d " Ï n d o » „ O , d .« » ,U r . . „„ d Mr. » d Mr, C. H. ,toncl„ , r . c i , . . b .,rb ,d l ,n d „tbrr j ü “ íi 2 ONABLE FATING HOUSE and furnished the rooms over the Will Moore, state Insurance commis- t ( t|1P engineers Thev Paddison returned home last Fri- ..ports, and it is understood that n 11 p • day from Snoksne Spokane, w where had bout be etonforl staged ttr.K which with fntiraly new equipment •loner, was reappointed to the office ,n8pccnon Dy lne h e r e t they hev h a d - • boxing h „„. will Kn ii*h . . . ... * . . . n and *i. I n/.iif tvl ro ( 1 H U fftf may find nothing o f interest. now li'iim have (no them ready for for a term of four years by Governor "TV “ JJ“ test tnay * reveal an op- l,een on 8 fortnight’s visit. Law- promises to be o f special interest lsc. * It Pierce Mr Moore’s present term ex- " y *ty for some minor refine- ranee Garrity, son o f Mr. and Mrs ■ to the men. pi res June 30. Mr. Moore also is state P° r . nl ^ doeg n0 detad ¡g too Garrity, old friends o f Mrs. Ren- \ cup will be awarded the win- 213 FIRST ST., Near Salmon fire marshal and state real estate com- or ingiinific; nt for considera- »‘ ram, accompanied her home. ner in the competitive drill work I— Our Motto: ® l9,,0ner’ l ™ in° the general policy o f contln- The annual school meeting was put on by thc various fraternal nr- ' Price, Quality and Quantity. The annual scholarship of $150, uoug improvement. From the held in District No. 50 on Monday ders and the Estacada Hand will awarded to a student of advertising Chevrolet Motor Company. evening and Mrs. Rosa Douglass be on hand to furnish music at the University of Oregon by the was re-elected clerk and Fred throughout the entire day. Prizes NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Portland Advertising club, was won LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Hoffmeister elected director, Dick will be awarded in the various n . / —— 7 . . . . 0 this year by Frank Loggan of Burns .. TO- HOLD MEETING Gibson going out. stunts and the day will be filled O ffic°.£ a ^ i u t n d ? Oregon] and Wa^ e Leland * » • » . The --------- - Mrs. Jim Denning was the guest with action that should meet the prize «a s divided. The annual meeting o f the Li- 0f and Mrs. Will Douglass on approval o f each and all. May Keep your eyes open for the NOTICE IS hereby given that The government has finished piling brary Association w ill be held Tuesday. . complete program o f the day’s Arthur Sylvester Amunds, o f Cher- on the north Jetty on the Umpqua Wednesday, July 1, at 3:30 p. m rw illo. Oregon, who on *Mav 19 ~ v . ---------------------- * * - - - t the Library. All members ar 19' 2 !!° made^Homestead°" e ntryV No riT*r Th* dl*‘ aara covered 'i . "$874 at the L ibrary/ All member, arc ^ n J d " at their°home°, Sunday, activithi* and plan t0 spend the rged to attend as the election o f the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Fourth in your own home town. 07105, for N E ‘ i , Section 1 , Town^ feet’ R ^ w ‘» ‘am»- resident engl- ur( ship 3 S„ Range 5 Ev Willamette neer In charge of construction, estl* officers will be held. G. Moehnke, Albert Moehnkc and While walking up the incline on Meridian, has filed notice o f inten- mates the rocking will be finished In *------------------------ * family, and Mr. and Mrs George y ajn „treet Wednesdav evening tion to make Final Proof, to esUb- another six month* DESPERATE BATTLE Prie.ter and children. , shortiv after ten o’clock, Roy Wil- lish claim to the land above des- . cribed, before the Register and Re- Oregon * 11 state Institution* had a Eaglo Creek Grange hela a ape- C(jX wap lrupk by „ bicycle ridden ceivcr U. S. Land Office, Portland, total population of 4677 on June 1 of A desperate battle between cattle nPetin„ ¡ast p riday evening coX 'va’a lookkv tin* «i£a In Green O rcgo-, on the 14th day o f July. thi. year, a c c o r d in g to report, prepar rustlers and a sheriff«", posse is The ‘ Mig>eg Ruth I)illon Rllth by Walter tin k and bearing no tnd Whitest W p e /u M knocked tothe ground. OteMrw- . fUlopsnilet I * ' ____ _ _ _____ __ _____ ed b y th* • « P e r in t e n d e n t . for consid- one o f the big scene, in "The Sad- Bla; ,de„ and Lilag DeSbields were your en^ ne decide Mr. Wilcox was removed to the of- Claimant names as witnesses eration of members of the state board die Hawk,” Universal production Averill, o of f Cherryville, Cherryville nf rrtntrni Parnell Averill. . 7 ~ T 1” ^ t ¡K*rfv T , n, t, aUd ,n the th d d . foUrth f:Cr of Dr. Rhofk « where everal Orejron; Mrs. Purnell Averill, o f oi conlro1- 7116 totaI co*t ot conduct- to be shown in tjie Liberty T detrrees. A business meeting was . . taL(,n tG close AT the Cherryville. Oregon; James W . ,n* ‘ he Institutions for the month of tre, commencing Saturday, June bojd djgcuggjnp the entertainment sh cut in his face. Dixon, of Cherrvville, Oregon; Ed- May was $116,60199. 20. Hoot Gibson is the star and ^ Pomona, which will meet wfith E D ’ S SERVICE STATION ward Nelson, of Cherryville, Ore „ . e . Marian Nixon is the leading wo f . , Creek Grange next Wednes- Dave Eshleman attended the gon. Mr*. Venue Duu. went to Salem man Edm.ard Sedgwick directed. * , 24th ESTACADA, OREGON funeral o f his brother's four year Act 6-9-16 Clackamas Co. la*t week to attend the graduation jn tbecagt are Frank Campcau. ^ ar, McConnell, Mr*. Dod n, old son in Salem last Monday. J. inpub' * hed Of her cousin from the Salem high charle, K. French, Jo*ie Sedgewick Clean Power Miss Naomi Paddiaon and Mrs. C. Abbott accompanied him on his re- consecutive weeks in the Eastern and William Steel. Clackamas News, Estacada, Ore school. H. Paddison went to Portland on turn j0 Estacada. Pull Mileage gon. Full line of Kal*omine 10c per r — ------ p Monday and purchased a piano for WALTEK L. TOOZE, 8r., JU fia te r. pound. Bt P o i n t e r '» , H*6 t f , x » s 2 « f at tlw NEWS ottca, 10 «, 1 Cm k G r a n » ** ( CLACKAMAS NEWS f l .5 0 YR., H M -M OF SPECIAL INTERES■ session, ing Saturday A Kood bnsiness initiation in the first and D g O FIRE INSURANCE. H. C. STEPHENS BOOT and SHOE REPAIR SHOP S T A T E -HAFETEBIA a , ... ,. ... , -- - - - - - - - - - -