EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS
Upper Eagle Creek News
Mr. Akers, who is on the sick
list is rapidly improving, and expects
soon to be able to be up and about
again.
Mr and Mrs. Harry Peters, o f Os­
wego, visited the school taught by
their niece, Miss Edythe Peters last
Friday.
Miss Edythe accompanied
them home.
Mr. Walter Douglass is on the
sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brower o f
Orient were up this way Sunday.
Mr. Brower held religious services
at the school house. They were the
dinner guests o f Mr. and Mrs. D.
Gibson.
Victor Madson has sold his place
and intends to move away soon, over Brief Resume of Happenings of
near Beaverton.
the Week Collected for
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Douglass
dined with Mr. and Mrs. Will Doug-
Our Readers.
I lass last Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gibson were
Salem teachers have protested
calling on Mr. and Mrs. Akers on
against the proposal to open the school
1 Monday afternoon.
buildings to dances by a vote of 37
to 3.
OREGON NEWS ITEMS
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
ELECTRIC STORE
ei».— Two cell Flashlight. 50c.
for Rent ky Day.
Varnish
and
Electric Vacuum Sweeper
PHONE 76-2
PCRTLAND-CARVER- ESTACADA STAGES
Municipal Terminal, Sixth and Salmon Sts.— Phone Main 7733.
LINN’S INN, Estacada, Oregon.
V. Portland
P. M. P. M.
• A. M. M P . M . P.M
(A)
P.M
2:00 6:20 Lv. Estacada
8:00
4:30 8:30
4:45
8:45
Clackamas
2:30 6:50
Eagle Creek 8:15
4:55 8:55
Carver
2:40 7:00
Barton
8:25
3:05 7:26
5:15 9:15
Barton
Carver
8;46
3:15 7:35
6:25 9:25
Eagle Creek
Clackamas
8:55
Ar. Estacada
3:30 7:50 Ar. Portland
9:30
6:00 10:00
* Daily except Sunday
(A ) Saturday only.
SUNDAY— Leave Portland 10 A. M. Leave Estacada 4.30 P. M.
FROM THE NORTHWEST’S
n
Einest Bakery * T , §»
u
«•
THE BREAD
SUPREME
DELIVERED FRESH EVERY DAY BY OUR
OWN FAST “ W HITE” AUTO TRUCK TO
ESTACADA RETAIL STORES.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT
“ THE NORTHWEST’S
FINEST BAKERY”
THE ESTACADA HOTEL
THE HOLIDAYS ARE ALL PAST AND AS USUAL ALL EN-
JOYED THEMSELVES TO THE UTMOST.
WE
GET
CAME
DOWN
TO
BUSINESS
NO W.
1926
FUCH SUNSHINE AND JOY TO ALL.
IN THE PAST WE WILL ENDEAVOR
FRIENDS AND
AND,
SAY,
WE
PATRONS
IN THE
MUST
IN
ALL
WITH
FUTURE
AS
TO SERVE ALL OUR
TO THE BEST OF OUR ABILITY
EARNESTLY
SOLICIT
YOUR
SUPPORT
FOR WITH OUT IT WE CAN T SUCCEED.
THE
MANAGEMENT.
W. A. Heylman
It has been found that the Stayton
city water is unfit for drinking, fol­
lowing analysis at Oregon Agricultural
college and the state bureau of health.
Besides paying out $1508.37 during
the year in charitable work, the Al­
bany Klwanls club has donated $400
to Albany college as a student loan
fund.
Portland ranked third among the
leading cities of the United States In
point of gain in building activity dur­
ing the year Just closed compared with
the year 1924.
Smallpox prevails at present In al­
most every part of Oregon, according
to a weekly health report issued by Dr.
Frederick D. Strieker, secretary of the
state board of health.
Six persons gave skin at Marshfield
to save the life of Dennis Cuniff of
Gold Beach, an aged pioneer of that
city, who, in December was burned as
he sat by his fireplace.
Through the work of local American
Legion post, Klamath Falls has re­
ceived a pulmotor which will be kept
at the fire station and used in all em­
ergency drowning cases.
Harwood Hall, for the last ten years
superintendent of the government In­
dian school at Chemawa, has sent his
resignation to Washington and will re­
tire from the institution.
B. J. Kelly, San Francisco business
man, was probably fatally injured
when his automobile overturned on the
Ashland-Klamath Falls highway, 18
miles from Klamath Falls.
Bend will become headquarters for
the state highway department for 11
counties in central and eastern Ore­
gon. The division office will be per­
manently installed by February 1.
The district meeting of the Willam­
ette Valley Typographical conference
was held in Eugene Sunday. Members
of typographical unions from Astoria.
Portland, Salem, Corvallis and Eugene
were present.
Apparently obsessed with the idea
that his wife was untrue to him. John
Butchek, 46-year-old foundryman, kill­
ed her with a hatchet in a fit of
jealous rage following a quarrel at his
home In Portland.
One hundred and three mills, report­
ing to the West Coast Lumbermen's
association for the week ending Jan­
uary 9 manufactured 65,533,580 feet of
lumber; sold 96,970,793 feet, and ship­
ped 80,672,291 feet.
Mayor Baker, Chief of Police Jen­
kins and five city policemen of Port­
land were made defendants in a $40.-
000 damage suit filed in circuit court
by Lydia Bishop, who charged false
arrest and imprisonment.
Raymond Miller, Dallas youth con­
victed of manslaughter for having run
down and killed J.' C. Hayter with an
automobile December 16, was sen­
tenced to five years in the penitentiary
and fined $100 by Judge W. M. Ram­
sey.
A total of 21% miles of trails was
! uilt in the Siuslaw national forest
uring the year 1925, according to a
eport issued at the office in Eugene
of R. S. Shelley, supervisor.
The
total coat of building the trails was
<5205.
Two hundred citizens of Lincoln,
,'amhlU and Polk counties attended a
jooster meeting at Taft to urge imme-
liate construction of a cutoff road
rom Otis to a point on the west side
oast highway, either at Midway or
New Grand Ronde.
The Coos County Association of Law
Enforcement which met at Coquille,
re-elected Sam Malehorn, deputy
sheriff, president of the organization.
The body is composed of justices of
the peace, constables, police and mem­
bers of several fire departments.
Authorization of an exhaustive
rey of all coast streams of Oregon not
now open for commercial fishing with
a view to determine those suitable for
sllverside salmon egg-taking
was mads at the monthly meeting In
Portland of the slate fish commission
Judge McCamant of Portland will be
asked to reply in
to the charges
Senator Johnson of California has
made against him before the senate
judiciary committee. The committee
will await his arrival before again con-
s-dering his nomination by President
Coolldge to be federal judge of the
of
for
We
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NEW
WÍÍSTE1
STANDARD
OI L
COMPANY
if
will take care o f any legal v
business you may ha\e
BATHS
Ladies’ and
Cutting
Children’s Hair-
a Specialty.
Shop on 1 j roadway, Estacada.
PLUMB y
i
DR. W. W. RHODES
Osteopathic
PIPE and FITTINGS
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Get our prices before you buy
Dryer Pipes Made to Order
Office in Lichthorn Bldg., Estacada
For Sheet Iron work,
repairs, soldering and
plumbing, eall at the
DR. G. F. MIDFORD
Physician and Surgeon
Sale °f Freighters
To McCormick Line DR. CHAS. P. JOHNSON
Dentist
Washington, Jan. 19.— Washington
AMES SHOP
MAIN STREET.
7
Evening Work by Appointment
ping board today approved the sale Phones: Office 315, Residence 5051
Estacada, Oregon
o f the Pacific Argentine-Brazil line
o f six freighters at $49,000 each to
the MsCormick Steamship Co. The
board requires the purchaser to put
O. D. EBY
up a bond of $200,000, conditioned
Attorney at Law
upon regular operation for five years
with Seattle as the North Pacific General Practice. Confidential Ad­
.erminus.
viser. Oregon City, Oregon
Approval was given after the
board received a report from Presi­
dent Crowley of the Emergency
S. E. WOOSTER
Fleet corporation, recommending the
Real Estate, Loans, Insur­
sale.
Although only freight type steam­
ance, Rentals
ers are used in the service, few
Farm Loans a Specialty.
Telephone Estacada, Oregon
shipping board sales have attracted
as much attention, on this coast at
least, as that o f the Pacific Argen­ C. D., D. C. and E. C. LATOURETTE
tine-Brazil line. This condition was
ATTORNEYS
due to the fact that two large com­
Practice
in all Courts.
panies were bidding for the line and
also because it is the only line in First National Bank, Oregon City,
Oregon.
operation between the north Pacific
ooast and the important trade centers
on the Atlantic coast of South Amer­
A man may be down, but he is not
ica.
out until he is down in the mouth.
Bureau of the Journal) — The ship­
TIRE AND TUBE
REPAIRING
Broctdway Garage
HENRY BOHN. Estacada
AMERICAN
f e f LEGION
AND
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
Meets First & Third Monduys
I. O. O. F. HALL
Third
Street and Broadway
Estacada, Oregon,
S. .E. L A W R E N C E, P. C
GATES’ FUNERAL M E
Gresham 2471
ED LINN, AT
LINN S INN,
A G EN T
ocally the award o f the line is con­
Sometimes a man finds he can’t
Estacada, Ore.
Phone 543
sidered o f especial importance b(^-
make
ends
meet
because
they
are
J.
E.
G
A
TE
S
:ause o f the status of the Charles
it. McCormick Steamship company ioose ends.
> « « w s w b h s m
on the Columbia river. The major
portion o f the McCormick interests
are located in this district and it is
understood here that Portland is con­
sidered the Northwest gateway of the
McCormick combination.
“ The shop where the barber knows his stuff.
Another important angle to the
..ward o f the line is the connection
EARL LA FORGE, Proprietor
astson this coast and the Munson
jtsamship company, big operator on
ESTACADA’S LEADING TONSORIAL ARTIST
he east coast of the United States.
Hair Cut 35c;
Children’s H.^ir Cutting 25c; Shave 15c
The Munson interests recently pur-
All other work at popular prices
uused the Pan-American service of
jombination passenger and cargo
M OTTO: “ LIVE AND LET LIVE”
hips which operates between New
Bobbing and Shingling a Specialty
Jork and the east coast o f South
BATHS
BATHS
BATHS
BATHS
America. The conecting link lies in
Broadway, near Linn’ s Inn, Esacada, Oregon
he Munson-McCormick line, which
s operated jointly between the two
ompanies in the intercoastal trade.
Thus the line will have strong con­
nections at both ends o f its route.
INTERESTS CENTERED HERE
person
the auuh
B A R BE R S
Wm. W. Smith |
Xx-Ray Equipment
Glasses Fitted
Office and Residence Second and
Main Streets, Estacada, Oregon.
Telephone Connections
stations
appeals
TiFSiisI
Insurance, Loans and Collections.
sur
circuit court
circuit.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Taxes of all kinds collected in Baker
county in 1926 will total $748,245.02,
an increase of $59,051.13 over last year,
when the amount was $689,193.89.
Enam-
DAILY
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Approximately 30.000.000 feet of pine
timber In Klamath county will be sold
by the state land board at an auction
to be held in Salem, January 20.
A. SAGNER, Proprietor.
Electrical Goods of All Kinds— Paints,
A. M.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1026
-.1
The “ Square Deal” Barber Shop
¡N GOOD CONDITION
While Swayne & Hunt have sent
he vessels into Portlan dregularly
uring its four years o f operation,
t is believed that the award o f the
ine to McCormick will mean that
’ortland will be the most important
if the Northwest ports in future
iperation.
The six ships have fared well under
lie management o f Swayne & Hoyt,
ill said to be in fine condition and
heir masters and officers are often
omplimented by the appearance of
he vessels when they arrive here.
One of the vessels, the West Cam-
irgo, is now in port loading at the
•IcCormick terminals for the return
iip to the south. The others are
he Hollywood, West Cactus, West
otus, West Conob and West Nilus.
he West Gambo recently was added
ut is not included in the sale. They
•e o f the standard 8800-ton type o f
.eighter. The vessels are operated
joth north and south, via the Pana-
ía canal route, with rare exceptions
•/hen one may go around the south-
rn extremity o f South America and
hrough the Straits of Magellan.
Lumber and general cargo are
inseed, bones and general freight
re brought in this direction.
Grocery
Del Monte Sauerkraut No. 2 cans Reg. 20c
15c
Del Monte Sweet Corn, No. 1
Reg. 25c
20c
Del Monte Tomatoes, Solid Pack,
N°. 2-*, Reg. 25c
20c
Columbia River Salmon, tall,
20c
over.
......
Mazola Oil, pints, Reg. 35c----
65c
1-gal. Can Apples, Reg. 75c
Linit Gloss
Hooker
3 for 25c
Starch, Reg. 10c, now
Fischer’s Cream
Lye,
Rolled
10ib.
Tall
29c
.... 35c
2-quart Glass Jars Dili Pickles,
Senator Asks Investigation
Washington, Jan. 16.— (U. P.) —
anator La Follette, Wisconsin Re-
-ublican, introduced in the senate
oday a resolution asking the depart-
ent o f state to furnish the senate
!1 correspondence and papers be-
:ween the Fexican and United
States governments prior to the rec­
ogn ition o f the present Mexican
government.
He particularly asked for infor­
mation dealing with agreements on
he "exploitation o f petroleum de­
posits and Mexican loans.”
La Follette asked for immediate
passage o f the resolution, but
Sob-
jection o f Senator Curtis, Kansas,
Republican
the
resolution
went
Reg. 25c
Oats,
sack, Reg.
60c
Cans.............................
55c
10c
Double Trading Stamps Given on Saturday
Phone your wants to 52-1
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C. A. DYKEMAN