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“ THE NORTHWEST’S
SUCCUMBS
Ethlein Gray, 22, youngest son of
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Gray o f Sandy,
died Sunday evening from tubercu
losis from which he had been a suf
ferer for the past seven years. He
was born in Minnesota and came to
Sandy with his parents when but a
child o f 4 years. Besides his par
ents he is survived by a sister, Mrs.
Isabel W olf, and four brothers, Ray
mond, Alex, Cyril and Amselm. The
funeral was held Wednesday morn
ing at the Catholic church in Sandy,
with interment in the Sandy ceme
tery.— Gresham Outlook.
THE ESTACADA HOTEL
A REAL HOME PLACE
LIGHTS ALWAYS LIT
FIRES NEVER OUT
DOOR IS ALWAYS SWINGING
BOTH WAYS
EXCELLENT SANITARY ROOMS
THE TABLE ALWAYS SET
ELECTRIC RANGE IS HOT IN THREE
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THE ESTACADA HOTEL
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E V E R Y T H IN G FOR T H A N K S G IV IN G D INNER
New crop Walnuts, Lemon and Orange Peel, Citron and Raisins,
Cranberries, Sweet Potatoes.
Ju«t receiv ed, new line o f P r e f e r r e d Sto ck C a n n e d G oods.
S I L K H O SE, in all the w anted shade«, re gu la r $1.75, rpecial
$1.39
N e w Navel O ra n g o s, Sw eet P o t a to ? « , Dates and Fig s; Pumpkin,
and Squ : h. C o m e in and sec o u r Christm as good s.
ROOMS AND LIG H T L U N CHES
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from
Portland were made to five
countries In Europe, four countries
According to figures compiled by in South America with an additional
the trrffic department c f 1h? port of shipment to Cuba. This is the first
Port'cnd, the total lumber shipments fh'pment to be made to Cuba this
from th? Columbia river during the year from Portland, although ship
month o f October amounted to 95,- ments have been made from down
657,343 feet. Th s is an increase in river po nts earlier in the year. The
shipment o f 5,000,000 feet over the lota! shipments to Cuba during the
shipments from '.ha Caiur. bia river p c.t month amounted to 2 400,600
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during October, 1924.
, feet.
While the exports from Portland
The total exports fo r tin month
amounted to 46 436,430 feet, of '~s a wh.Ie this ye ar have nto been r.s
which 26,635,236 feet were p’aced arge as for 1924, the domestic ship
aboard ship at Portland, and 20,901,- ments, both int rcorstal and to Cali
194 feet at down river ports.
The fornia ports hfiVc been greater. This
largest shipments from the Colum := particularly true o f intercoastal
bia river for (ho month were made to shipments, which thowed 16,424,913
Australia and amounted to 17,659,- d u rn g the last month, o f which 11,-
000 feet. This is not the usual or 577,913 feet was shipped from Port
der o f things because the largest land and 4,847,000 feet from down
shipments generally go to Japan or river points.
Total shipments to
intercoastal
to China.
Shipments to Japan during the ports from the Columbia river dur
month amounted to 9,f 28,021 feet, ing the first 10 months o f this year
wh ch is considerably less than to have amounted to 208,251.233 feet,
Australia. Shipments to China were being 130,427,840 feet and 77,823,-
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Other shipments 393 feet from down river ports. As
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CARE.
John Gantenbein, who lives on
Wallula Heights, had the misfortune
Saturday night to have his chicken
coop raided, the thief making way
with three valuable full blooded Buff
Orpingtons and a white Leghorn.
Evidently they wished them for eat
ing purposes, as the four heads were
found next morning nearby. The
family heard a noise after the lights
were extinguished, but as they had
lived here for years and their chick
ens had never been molested, they
thought nothing o f the matter until
next morning.— Gresham Outlook.
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ALL KINDS OF NUTS, FIGS, DATES, OLIVES, CELERY, CRANBER
RIES AND MANY OTHER KINDS OF GROCERIES TO MAKE THE
THANKSGIVING DINNER COMPLETE.
A FEW PAIftS OF BOYS’ AND MISSES’ SHOES LEFT TO CLOSE OUT
FROM $2.90 TO $2.98 A PAIR.
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FLEM ING
The many friends o f Mrs. Dave
Fleming in this vicinity will be sad
dened to learn o f her death in Cali
fornia recently. The family form er
ly iived here and were staunch work
ers in the civic and religious activi
ties o f the community. The heart
felt sympathy o f the community is
extended to the family.
CH ICK EN S
DELIVERED FRESH EVERY DAY BY OUR
OWN FAST “WHITE” AUTO TRUCK TO
ESTACADA RETAIL STORES.
HELD
Funeral services for J. M. C. Mil
ler were held at the Sandy commun
ity church Friday. Interment was at
the Portland crematorium. The ser
vices were conducted by Rev. W.
Reece o f Portland and Rev. S. F.
Pitts o f Gresham. Mr. Miller was
principal o f the Woodstock school,
Portland, for six years and for five
years served as justice o f the peace
at Sandy. He is survived by three
grandchildren, as follows: Jean, Dru-
silla and Bennett Miller.
SANDY
FROM THE NORTHWEST’S
CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, NOVI
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LOCAL ITEMS
Miss Anna Dillon was an all day
W. B. Duncan, representing the
Oregon Dairy and Food commission visitor in Portland Tuescfay.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl La Forge vis
as inspector, visited Estacada Tues
day. Among the places visited were ited relatives at Lents Sunday.
George E. Lawrence spent several
the Hall restaurant, the Linn Inn,
Estacada hotel, Marchbank’s, Law days last week visiting at Bend.
John Scott o f Colton was an Es
rence dairy and other places.
tacada visitor Saturday.
Smiley Lovelace landed a fine bas
D O U G L A SS M ILL R E B U IL D IN G
ket
o f fish Thursday o f last week.
Ed Douglass, who had the misfor
W. W. Porter o f Garfield was an
tune to lose his sawmill by fire two
weeks ago, is rebuilding the plant. Estacada visitor Saturday.
A. Smith and daughter, Neva, and
The roof was put on the bui’ding
Monday, and the machinery will ar Miss Estelle King of Stayton came
rive Saturday. The mill will be in over Friday to see the football game.
Ed Closner and son were in Esta-
operation shortly.
cada from Springwater Monday on
business.
ORDER D ELAYS SALE
The young people of the high
The Banner-Courier o f Oregon
school gave a dance Friday evening
City says that an order has been
at Masonic hall.
filed by the circuit court postponing
A. De Moy was an Estacada visi
the sale by the receiver o f the can
tor Sunday. He is employed at
neries at Carver and Canby to De
Oregon City and came home to visit
cember 15, giving the stockholders
his family over the week-end.
an opportunity to reorganize.
W. H. Ritchey came home from
Following this a meeting o f the
Milwaukie Saturday to spend the
stockholders was called to take place
week-end with his family.
in the chamber o f commerce rooms,
Quite a number o f people from
Oregon City, Saturday, November
here went to Sandy and Carver last
21, at 2:30 p.m. Not only the stock
Saturday night to attend dances.
holders, but all creditors o f the com
The Methodist Ladies’ Aid was en
pany will receive an invitation to be
tertained at the home of Mrs. Irving
present at this meeting, at which it
Smith Wednesday afternoon.
is hoped to formulate a plan upon
Virgil Wright sprained an ankle
which reorganization can be effected.
last Friday while playing football in
Following the publication of the
the contest with Stayton.
fact that sale was to be made of the
Ernest Amacher has purchased a
property a number o f those interest
Chevrolet coupe from the Cascade
ed in the canneries got busy, and
garade.
made a sufficient showing o f interest
Paul Mcibs and wife o f Colton
to warrant the postponement of the
transacted business in Estacada Sat
sale, and which seems to indicate
urday. Mrs. Meibs is a teacher in
that it will be possible to continue
the Colton school.
the canneries in operation as inde
Seventeen members o f the local
pendent concerns. It was feared that
I.O.O.F. encampment went to Bor
the canneries would be bought up
ing Friday night fo visit the Boring
by large concerns and closed to elim
encampment and put on work.
inate competition.
Tom Carter was called to Zig Zag
Last season the cannery at Carver
Monday on business in connection
was leased and was operated success
with the government.
He will be
fully, with the result that much pro
gone about a week.
duce that would otherwise have gone
A man by the name o f Flaherty,
to waste was saved. It is believed
who bought the Miles place near Log
that it is now possible to put the in
La Barre some time ago, has moved
stitution upon a solid basis.
to hig new home.
Mr. and Mrs. William McWillis
indicative o f the increase this year
total shipments for the entire year drove to Portland Sunday to visit J.
to intercoastal ports from Portland A. Upton, father o f Mrs. McWillis,
amounted to 116,296,921 feet, and who is confined at the Home o f the
from down river ports amounted to Aged.
E. Whitney and Doc Crow have
45,809,804 feet, showing that the 10
months o f this year is considerab'y rented the rooms at the rear o f th<
more than fo r the entire year 1924. Odd Fellows’ building, form erly used
The bulk o f these shipments arc a3 a chapel by J. E. Gates, in his
destined to New York, which so far undertaking business.
In the football game Friday, when
this year has received 112,733,625
feet, second place to Providence, R. the E,tacada high school team met
I., with 28,865,071 feet, third place the Stayton high on the local field,
to Poughkeepsie with
16,300,000 the Estacada boys won by a score
feet, and fourth to Philadelphia with o f 26 to 0.
The Estacada Choral society has
16.206.000 feet.
Shipments to California also have chosen December 11 as the date for
shown an increase, being 152,918,- its next concert. It will be held in
191 feet from Port'and and 250,543,- the Liberty theater, with the usual
747 feet from Astoria. The figur<: admission charge o f 25 and 10 cent«.
Anton Habelt o f Dodge was trans
fo r the entire year 1924 showed
118.430.000 feet from Portland and acting business in Estacada Monday.
244,714,227 feet from down river He has an apiary from which he sold
points, showing that shipments so far considerable honey until this year.
this year considerably exceed the The honey flow this year in this lo
cality was limited.
movement fo r the full year 1924.
- - C.A. DYKEMAN.
The birthday group o f lade
Mrs. Eliza Shanklin, who formerly
lived at Currinsville, was a business the Methodist Ladies’ Aid sr
visitor in Estacada Wednesday of i who had a benefit picture last
last week. Her home is now at As ; nesday and Thursday evenings
toria, but she had been visiting in Liberty theater in connection
the regular program, throug
Portland.
Headed by Principal O. T. Olson courtesy o f R. G. Marchbank
and wife, most o f the Estacada ager, were well pleased wit)
teachers went to Eugene Saturday share of the proceeds, which
to see the O.A.C. football team de . to have amounted to $26.
Dave Eshleman, who has
feat the University o f Oregon, 24 to
13. It was Homo Coming day at the confined in the Good Samarit
1 pital for some time reeni
university.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wilcox and from an operation, is now
Miss Mabel Wilcox left Tuesday in homo in Estacada. Ted Ah 1
their car for a trip to eastern Ore Mrs. Eshleman went to Portli.
gon. While away they will visit a day ami brought him out in
brother o f Mrs. W ilcox’s, who re berg car. He stood the trip
sides at Pilot Rock, near Pendleton. j is gaining strength rapidly.
The Choral society will
Bernard Whitiker, who fractured
a bone in his right leg near the an the Christian church tonit
kle some time ago while playing u also at the same place nc
game o f football, had the plaster day evening. The change
cast removed from his leg the latter on account o f the evangel
part o f last week. He is walking mgs now being held at th:
(list church.
without the aid o f crutches.
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