. PAGE 4 BASKETBALL NEXT UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu gene, Ore., Dec. 2.— (Special.) Ore gon’s 1926 football team has dis banded, and basketball has taken the center of athletic interest. Oregon will have a better basket ball team than last year when they lost the coast championship in a playoff with California, according to coaches and sport writers. Three star letter men, Roy Okerberg of Salem, Algot Westergren of Astoria, and Je rry Gunther of Portland, are the nucleus for the new team. Twenty-three players, the largest number in Oregon history, will re ceive football letters. Georgians Proud of Record of Augusta EASTERN CIACKAMAS NEWS. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1926 ■aMFFnMaMI ——* r n • J ? i Li * r ¡i.vW ‘. » i t « V ■y i A . O • f t - \ X 7 t m i 1 s’ Í*¡L , 3ÎT 1 y f Augusta, one of Georgia's health re tort cities, founded nearly 20 :, years ago by Jumes Oglethorpe, the philan thropist, was numed by hirn for tho then princess of Wales. While ' he Brief Resura o Hr.ppenings of city Is known In the North and E i*t the Week Collect»! fer chiefly as a health resort ami for Its splendid golf links, Georgians cherish Our Readers. its historical associations. It was from Charleston, S. C., to Hamburg, An irrisati ,-t e ‘ • • :ct conference across the river from Augusta, that the first American-built locomotive, ill be held ir. Grants Pass during the the "Best Friend," was operated 90 first week oí Ja • y. years ago. and In Augusta lived Wil Dr. Arnold Bennett Hr.lt, president liam Longstreet, who received a of the University of Oregon, plans a steamboat patent from his stute In speaking tcur oi the slate. 1788, but was not able to operate his Plans ar.d specifications are being Invention successfully until 20 years later, a year after Fulton's Clermont prepared for the tiew plant of the Ore gon Milk company at Albany. The radical senators are said to Was navigating the Hudson. Augu ; i James C. Shot- r, 74 ex-attorney ; and Savummh euch claims it was on be already planning for a filibuster a farm In Its environs that Ell Whit general of Orego;-. died at Sonoms. j in the next senate. Well, they havt ney devised and set up the first cotton Cal., where ha had resided 18 y:ars. ] to do something to entertain their gin. Fifteen miles from Augu.tu is A company with the paramount par- , constituents. Silver Bluff, where Hernando do Soto pose of growing, buying and relllr... j camped In l.r>40, and Spanish chron high grade heps is being organized in iclers relate that It was with difficulty j he induced his followers to leave the oilverton. Population of Klamath county la j I “pleasantest place" on American new 23.7C0. according to the 3chool i 1 shores.—Ralph A. Graves, In the Nil- j carsus, which shows 5910 ch iron la [ tlonal Geographic Magazine. I the county. T. nty-seven convections tot« - Gay Colors Put A vjay in Nature’s Storeroom ) J ^ L u v y S U PM H m îu i i „ ' ... ÛPni V \> *' ‘'ívC-rV« CHRISTMAS SHOPPING LIST FOR BOYS GAMES WAGONS TGY AUTO HARMONICAS BOOKS PRINTING SETS BALLS MARBLES ho : ; e sh o e g a m e BOWS and ARROWS KNIVES WATCHES FOUNTAIN PENS FOR GIRLS TOYS DOLLS D< LL BLANKETS DISHES PAINTING BOOKS STENCIL SETS NO OLAY BLACK BOARDS DOLLAR CAMERAS ALBUMS PENCIL SETS WJRSES ST. itONERY FOR MEN FOUNTAIN PENS SHAVING SETS BILL FOLDS COLLAR CASES MILITARY BRUSHES FLASH LIGHTS VACUUM BOTTLES KNIVES MIRRORS BOOKS BOOK ENDS KEYTAINERS Magazine Subscriptions FOR WOMEN PERFUME PERFUME SETS ATOMIZERS COMPACTS BATH CRYSTALS STATIONERY VASES INCENSE BURNERS BASKETS MANICURE SETS COMB and BRUSH SET FRAMED MOTTOES CANDLE STICKS A Beautiful Line of Christmas Cards, Seals, Holly Wrappings and Decorarions !>0 " 1 rh 1 h “ k*r h»v he crease r.t 12 over ¡lie rc .r it ion at t' ■' time 1 nr. At a rr fti .g f the M1U ( y schor board the bt: get fo • tl: 1. . 1-27 t . „ aD amount Of NEW FAMILIES HERE «........... .......... , * 'J ‘ ” W”S DPpr°Ved' Progress in bringing new blood to A school census Ju taken at Neri r ' r(1 ’ bows a total of 1937 ru ¡Is c. Oregon’s farmlands is marked bj- the school aye. This - a drop of 231 ur annual report of the land settlement • CS> ™ c m T For any old, worn-out piece f o r 1 ....... department of th# state and Portland I The White River power plant, of th , s of enameled ware or battered Pacific Power & Lteht company. 3« cham°ers °* commerce directed by «■ pot or pan when turned in on a new piece of n:iles south of The Dalles, was wreck- W. G. Ide, which shows that during the fiscal yenr ending September 30, ed when a turbine exploded. silver white enamel ware Bend’s municipal water system is 909 families have been located on virtually completed and Tumalo creel: farms in various parts of the state, water will replace Deschutes river and that the money invested by these newcomers totals $2,999,718. rater in the city mains soon. For state, county and school pur In the work of securing the poses Linn county will raise In taxes proper growth and development of ESTACADA, OREGON p 'Xt year a total oi '779.31 ’ 35. Last Oregon by getting its farm lands oc- Success F ired Poe ipi I and used, the cooperation of Edgar Allan Poe was in dire need year's budget was $7u7.i 5 15. At the last meeting of fhe Milton realtors and commercial clubs in th( of money when In IK'19 he read in the Saturday Visitor of Baltimore the an- council it was decided to have a new various counties of the state is prov nouneement of n prize contest, In r avoir for the or' — mg of the city ing a great factor That every section which $100 was offered for the best , municipal water system and power of 0rcfc.cn j3 organ;zed' for action story, nnd $30 for the best poem. He plant' „„ ! to make this work effective is shown wrote a series of six tales to he called A cnb Scouts organization with 2S by a portion of the annual PepoP; . “Tales of the Kollo Club," for tho prose hnF; which shows 28 counties accounting entry and for the poetry contest he Mlnnvlllc nnd will b - directed by Rev. wrote “The Coliseum.” With high Sidney W. Kail, pastor cf the Metho j for the distribution of these home- | seekers. In 604 cases the county lo- ! hopes he left his contributions at Hie office of tho Saturday Visitor, relates dist church. cation has been reported by the lo -1 C h ru n i's gifts to convicts in the cal commercial organization, and but J the Washington Post. He was on hand ba the following Saturday before the first state peniteli» ¡nry th’s year will 305 of the 909 families were noi j papers were off the press, nnd when limite (1 tO 8 clt.-i. handkerchiefs, un- listed. These 305 wore shown by ■ tncr.ey, Warden J. W. he ohtnlned n copy he found spread den. > the department’s own records to ' before him his own story—tho prize Lil'lc has ann our.ccd. hnvp found their homes in thcse 2f winner. “The MSS, Found In a Bottle," l ’en»Lctcn’s • '...mated budget for counties and the remaining eight of together with an article of praise and SEE OUR 50c REMNANT COUNTER 1927 ::us been get at *94.210 by a com- Ladies’ and Children’s Where encouragement from the Judges. This m i'te appoint ?<! by the council to aid tho 36 counties of Oregon. the closest cooperation has been car Hair Cutting a success proved an Inspiration to I' m and brought many successful stories them in arrivln at an expense figure ried on by the local organizations Specialty for the next fiscal year. and poems from his pen. The take of spring Chinook eggs at with the Portland office, the great est results are shown. th s' lions of 9 Oregon fish com- Uncle Billy Gamester is confined Hair Cut 35 Shave 15 Tho department is onw in corres m'.-siott this year will number approx- to his bed for a few days on account lr.'. ly 30.000.000, according to R. E. pondence with thousands of farmers of having taken a campaign cigai CL itrn surer;: : -indent of hatchories. in tho east, middle west and south-1 L. V. Van Slyke, Prop. Tho Tillamook city budget .'or 1927. w. st where the diversity of Oregon's j too seriously. as fixed at a recent meet.ng of the resources ar.d desirability of her c >uncll. cal’.? for 1 he raising by taxa farm land- are now becoming weli tion of ) 13,633. This is an inn - :se of known. During the past fiscal year about $2900 ever the budget for 192', the department handled 57,102 let The aurual meeting of the County ters and inquiries from outsiders di ▼HEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT Clerks' assce'aiion oi Oregon will bo rected to tho department, and 11,- . . . BUICK WILL BUILD THEM . . . held In Portland December 20 ane 21. 082 referred to the department by The ccun'y judges and commission-I railroad companies. More than 47,- ers of the state will meet at the same 000 pieces of literature were mailed time. j out from the Portland office, the J. r Beyers, cou’-ty assessor of local chambers following.this service Coos county, stilt bat the n. v tint- with material descriptive of their ber cruise of the eru.it.' added Î >73. own districts. 400 to the tax roils. Tile cruise show- e l a great in, i a so over that made in 1913. Wh’le return nc fr ui Portland H. P. Barss prof *o.- of botany and plant aatholocv at O. A. C.. was so- verely Injured «•hi'n his car over- CHRISTM \S turned on the h g’lwajr six miles north E ARE SHOWING an exceptional line of PRESENTS of Corvn'Ms. Holiday Goods. Everything from Rattles The Portland Ad club will be tho to Radios. Also many gifts of service Christian Church official ¿pens," -* a startwlde move- and real utility. m-'nt to fast > v.ii'tor sports on the Bfizsar ■ruth slope of Mount Hood and te I. O. O. F. HALL It will pay you to see our line and get our prices m;’ ke t'-.: r • • n a nationally known » liter pi:»} -ro. nd. before going elsewhere. Saturday, December 4 H. F. Wild. . Ennctie contractor. In the 1927 Buick, the new Vacuum Ventilator has been ..\ r I d tli* contract for EARLY SHOPPING FOR SATISFACTION Business Men s Lunch pulls engine fumes and gases from the crankcase coastrUr' n ef the new Firs Matho- at noon and ejects them outside the car. dlst church Myrtle Point. The building > ill b ef tile constructicn This vital new Buick improvement does away and will rc- 4' 5 SiK). with noxious odors. It adds greater luxury and Klamath far •ra. out of patience “T H E P L A C E TO B U Y ” pleasure to enclosed car operation. with *o-ca d gp.rtsmen who kill th dr poultr cr ock and tear down The Vacuum Ventilator serves another very im their fer. ■< on the verge of Join portant purpose. It prevents crankcase vapors tug tog, 'h ture to create their i front condensing and diluting the oiL Owners vast p i, r to a bird reserve ^ of 1927 Buicks are advised to drain their Frank Dave;- of P.-rtl ind. former \ crankcase oil only 4 times during the year. Bews. Bid at one time speak, hors - of rt>prrs;ntc For luxury, and for economy, own a Buick. tP s, is - - ,i candidato for a :t:\ol ac dent com- r BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICH. o f O o m e r a I Motor« Corporation m: sstor Patterson adminio- trattoti H n I". ccmnlaint filed by THE G r e a t e s t O o,.r ' a tlea o< ftv ps on Htuzrock has boon -.-o- ,< med by pnbllc service Lovelace-Gorhnm Model Supply Co. m u m :-- troni Xuvqful r 24 to Dv- Peoples Store Estacada Meat Co. cember 1 i All railroad* Tcratlng i- Estacada Feed Store R. G. Marchbank CASCADE GARAGE Ute stare are Involved in the co.i Ellis Cash Store Rose’* One of the densest Jungles on earth today lies along the Motago river In Gmitemala. Should nature, by the process of the coal age, transform that Jungle Into a coal seam. It would hs only a few Inches thick. What a for- est of tree life It must have been to produce the seams of coal which we mine today. One of the thickest on record Is CO feet. While nature was “ storing away the sun heat captured by the prehistoric" Jungles','" nature also put nway the color of that tropic wiwW. Within th# i»st BO m n chem- 1st* have discovered vats of every Imaginable color concealed in gummy black coal tar. Modern styles for w >m- en’s clothing quickly took possession of these color “miners,” so our ave nues are brilliant with the hues of luxuriant herbage which we may Im agine beautified our earth, millions and ntllflons of years ago.—National Geographic Society Magazine. EI s t a c a d a P h a r m a c y T j W E ALLO W YOU A Smith Hardware Cotton Thread We have just received a complete VAN'S Barber Shop Near Depot line of Cotton Thread—Every shade and color C ca 5c P e r S p o o l j. K. ELY DRY GOODS AND SHOES 3 % HOME MADE W Buick closed cars R O S E S Money R ealiz in g the valu e o f hom e indus try, we, the undersigned m erchants of E stacad a, s e ll a n d boost th e products o f the ESTACADA BAKREY Money to Lo:.n on ß L U C K EVTS1Bun:r Far a Mcrtgages CareyReal Estate Co. W iicox Bros. *1 Estacada, Oregon