Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County
V O LU M E XXII
E S T A C A D A , OREGON, F R ID A Y , D ECEM BER 16, 1927
CREDI! ASÎ0GIAÎI0N
HOLDS ITS FIRST
E AG LE CREEK G RANG E
TO M EET F R ID A Y , DEC. 16
The Eagle Creek Grange will hold
its regular meeting next Friday, De
cember 16, the program starting at
11 o’clock. A nice program has been
arranged and members are urged to
be on hand early as it will start at
11 o’clock, promptly.
N E W L Y FORMED O R G A N IZ A T IO N LAD IES AID B A Z A A R
DISCUSSES
PLANS
FOR
BREEDERS SCHOOL
WILL BE HELD IN
COUNTY NEXT WEEN
PROGRAM A R R A N G E D
AN D D INNER N ETS $75.00
BY TH E
C O U N T Y A G E N T IS FREE
TO
FUTURE AC TIVITIE S
N U M B E R 11
E AG LE CREEK P IO N E E R
DIES IN P O R T L A N D H O S P I T A L
COMMUNITY TREE
Dave Douglass, aged 57, a resident
of Eagle Creek section all his life,
died last Tuesday evening at St. V in
cents hospital in Portland as the re
sult o f injuries received about one
lir
month ago while working near Gov
UL
ernment camp.
Funeral services were held from
the Sandy Community church Friday, C O M M U N IT Y
C IT Y C O U N C IL ORDERS
C AR LO AD OF G R A V E L
The regular monthly meeting o f
the city council was held Tuesday eve
ning, December 13, in the city hall.
TO
oc m
rmnfiV
nrn / nn
MayorStephens wasinthecha>r®nd
AY H i l l
. l tbe men'bers o f the council present
December !).
Deceased was born on
Douglass Ridge and leaves a widow,
Mrs. Minne Douglass, two daughters
and two sons.
______
ItIUni
---------
CLU B
ULU.
L U were Morgan, Duus, Osborne, Rose
and Lovelace and Recorder Wm. Dale.
C O M M IT TE E
m e l c n g ^ t h e s ^ l n S i n g were
P L A N S GOOD E N T E R T A IN - rcad and a P P r °v e d . Bills were audit-
"
ed by the finance committee and read
MENT AND TREATS
and on motion ordered paid.
---------
It was moved by Rose and second-
There was a large attendance at
FAR M E R S OF C O U N T Y
the bazaar and dinner Saturday at
---------
the Odd Fellows’ hall, given by the
Business men o f the city forming ladies o f
the Christian
church. By John J. Inskeep, County A g e n t) V ifiu
P ort|and
Am ong the many Christmas enter-
city order a car
♦».. i
______________ load ° f r ravel. The motion was duly
the
Eastern
Clackamas
Business Among the attractions were several
Clackamas county breeders will
Men’» Credit a sso cia tio n h«l,i tv, • .
.. ~
,
, ------------------
---------- --
county
breeders will
Mrs. Fred Leihammer went to Port- tainmeats the tree 8nd program spon- carried.
M en s Credit association held their booths where
fancy work, aprons, meet at Oregon City
Tuesday and land Friday to vigit home folks and sored by the Community Club prom-
A fte r a general discussion on bus
¡e n t o rg a itL tT on r A h T c L hh a i l I T * “ f !’.ther artidcS W* re S° ‘ d and Wednesday- I)ecem ber 20 and 21’ fo r remained until Sunday when Mr. Lei- ises to be a « rcat event fo r young and iness relating to city affairs the coun
Kri av t v ' nnl
n L .
H ° n he" “ d' 1' clous dlnner was served at the purpose o f holding a breeders’ hammer drove to Portland to accom- ° Id
Estacada.
hnday evening, there was a repre- noon.
The proceeds amounted to school. Meetings w ill be held in the Danv h home
This celebration o f Christmas has cil adjourned.
sentative number present.
Considerable time was given to
the discussion o f the best means and
methods o f operation. Information
wi l be turned in to the secretary and
will be supplied members o f the cor-
poration from that source
Interesting was the discussion o f a
$75.
----------------------
BAND DANCE SCHEDULED
FOR S A T U R D A Y N IG H T
..
The Estacada Band ,s givin g anoth-
er one o f their popular dances at
the Estacada Park Pavilion Saturday
Clackamas county court room.
Various phases o f herd manage-
ment relative to sterility and abortion
in farm animals will be discussed at
this meeting.
The school is being
urranK, d fo r by j . j . Inskeep, county
agent, and Dr. c. H. Seagraves, coun-
ty veterinarian.
_________________
Lod
to i „ st»n
Estacada Lodge No. 126 A. F. &
A M and Mountain Chapter No. 108
o E S will hold a joint installation
°f
^ n Z X
e v e n in g D e
”
w L 7 w m be L T w e d by
«.earner -o, wnicn win De ioiiow ca Dy
a banquet at the Estacada hotel.
list o f names o f people who are now nlpht’ December 17. The orchestra
The scbooi is fre e o f charge and all
on the books o f local merchants, in — anc o f the best in the county,— Clackamas county breeders are in- G
. From Port. d
some instances fo r a number o f years, wl11 vender the very latest and most vited to attend. Programs w ill start
Dr and Mrg j L Huett o f Port.
without any payments being made on
accounts
In nearly every case it
was found that those who owed long
past due accounts at one store owed
nearly every store in town, and that
the practice is often made o f running
an account as long as possible at one
store without paying, and when credit
is refused, go to another store and
run a similar account.
popuIar dance music.
s o ld lu
a i t i N M A N & K l IOH1ING
Steinman & Hitching, who bought
the John Lovelace building on Main
street last week have bought out
Bartholomew & Lawrence and took
promptly at 10 a. m., and w ill adjourn
at 3 p. m „ givin g everyone time to
attend to morning and evening
chores.
! Dr. B. T. Simms o f the 0. A. C.
veterinary department and I. R. Jones
o f the dairy department will head the
Program. ____
____
T U E S D A Y , DEC. 20
]and were jn Estacada Saturday, the
Kuests o f Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Wooster.
Mrs Hllett is a sister o f Mrs Woos.
ter
_________
V i, iu in P ortiand
Mi. and Mrs w j Moore spent
a COuple 0f days in Portland last
become an annual event in this city
and in past years the effo rts o f the
committees in charge have been very
»ra tify in g as children from all over
the community are remembered with
a liberal treat and an excellent and
entertaining program.
_
F or this year the program as ar-
ranged by the committee is as fol-
lows:
Invocation, Rev. C. E. Cook; pro-
sessional, grade school children; read-
’ " » • Betty Barr; song, ladies’ trio;
dance, primary children; musical se-
lection, high school orchestra; song,
male quartet; tableau, churches;
“ Christmas by Injunction,” (O. Hen-
r y ), American Legion; selection by
hi« h sch°oI orchestra.
Sends Tree to Chicago
W. E. Linn sent an Oregon Christ-
mas tree to a small nephew near Chi-
ca»° -
F.nlerUin. at Card.
A t the home o f Mr. and Mrs. J.
J- Penner Tuesday evening with a
pleasant fiv e hundred card party.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Leihammer, Mr. and
Mrs.
Henry
B ttrs aad Henry Penner. The high
scores were made by Mr. and Mrs.
Leihammer.
Schoo> Election Friday
Attention is called to the special
school meeting1 o f this district which
possession this week. Mr. Lawrence,
week visiting at the home o f Mrs.
Linns Pay City Visit
be held at the high school aud-
who has been in the feed store with 10:00 a- m.— Genetics and physiology Moore’s son, Tom Morton.
o f breeding, Prof. I. R. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Linn o f Sandy ^ oriuni Friday evening
(tonight),
l h e purpose o f the organization, in Bartholomew fo r a number o f years,
Specimen organis o f affected ani- Gohring |mproving
were Estacada visitors Monday. They ^or
PurPose o f electing one direc
short, is to make it easier fo r the per- expects to remain in Estacada and
son to obtain credit who is entitled will assist his sons on the ranch at
mals will be shown.
H c Gohring, who was injured in recently moved to Sandy from Trout- tor to f , ‘* the vacancy le ft by C. P.
a faU one day last week> was able dale.
Mr. Linn, who has employ- Johnson.
to it, and to make it practically im- Springwater. Mr. Bartholomew will 1:00 to 2:00— Feeding minerals to
correct abortion troubles, Prof. I.
to get to his place o f busIness Mon- ment in a lo» » in» camp, reports that
-----
possible fo r those who are not enti- aiso remain in Estacada, he says.
tied to credit to g et it at any o f the
___ ______________
R. Jones.
day morning fo r a short time.
the recent cold weather has been H° L D FA M ILY R EUNIO N
2:00 to 2:30— Sterility o f the male,
_______________
local stores. W ith only one or two
quite a handicap to his work.
A reunion o f the Eshleman fam ily
Dr. C. H. Seagraves.
exceptions the merchants o f Estacada
was held at the home o f Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Buell Visits
2:30 to 3:00— Sterility o f the fe-
Mrs c . BueU> mother o f w . E .
belong to the organization.
Dave Eshleman Sunday. One brother,
male, Dr. B. T. Simms.
Buell, whose home jg ¡n Falls c ity
That the service rendered by the
Siman Eshelman, who resides in Mich
W E D N E S D A Y , DEC. 21
h here at the home o f her son
association be made more effective o f
igan, was among the visitors.
The
10:00 to 11:00 a.
m.— Infectious cuperating from an operati0n fo r her
results desired, the meeting issued an
other guests included Mr. and Mrs.
abortion o f farm animals, Dr. B.
Sam Eshelman, Mr. and Mrs. Burt
invitation to all business men in the
T. Simms.
y '
_________________
Eshelman, Mrs. Linnie Williamson
Eastern part o f the county ta join
11:00 to 11:45— Feeding
balanced Bronson Visits Mother
and daughters, Miss Dortha Eshle-
and attend the meetings.
Model Will Be on Display Here f >r
rations, Prof. I. R. Jones.
man and Mrs. Hugh Wayne and Mr.
The Eastern Clackamas Business 1
I
Lee Bronson o f Portland was
a Few Hours Only at the
11:45 to 12:05 Place o f a lfa lfa as week end vjsitor here at the home o f Management to Admit One Person Wayne, all o f Salem.
M en’s Credit association is now in
Cooke Motor Co.
a Clackamas county legume, by hig mother> Mrs. c . c Bronson.
of Community to Exhibit
'
----------------------
corporated under the laws o f the state
County Agent J- J- Inskeep.
_________________
Eacb Evening.
Boswell in Estacada
o f Oregon. The purpose, as outlined
---------
B. O. Boswell was in Estacada from
in the articles o f incorporation, are:
A t last you will have an opportun- 1:00 to 11:30 p. m — Diseases o f the Gu„ u „ BuelI Home
udder, Dr. II. r Simms.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Woods and
,.
, .
...
. Gresham Wednesday looking after P.
“ To promote fraternal spirit and ity to see what you have been wait-
f ___ Portland were
....... guests . Starting
this ___
week the
o f E p company business.
better acquaintanceship among the ing fo r lo, these many months, the 1:30
, . to 2:15— Pastures
...
_ and
. . their re- children from
...
- .. manager
,
f
lation to sterility, Prof. Jones.
a(. the home o f Ml, and Mrs. w . E the Liberty Theatre o f Estacada will
retail business men o f Eastern Clack- new Ford car. Bob Cooke, local Ford
...
, .
give one free pass to the show every
„
,
.,
.
.. J Erect Bill Board.
ainas county, and to bring the retail dealer, announces that he will have 2:15 to 3:00— Care o f the freshen- BueI1 Sunday. Mrs. Woods IS Mr. . . .
night. The theatre in conjunction
0«,
.
m g cow and calf, Dr. B. T. Simms. BueIPs sister.
... .,
„
.
,
..
The roster & M eiser company have
business men into more active and a car here fo r your inspection on
with the Eastern Clackamas News
„
A ll subjects discussed are correlat-
__ _ -------------
. . .
,
.
..
erected three large bill boards in Es-
closer relations with one another; to Tuesday, December 20, from 3 to 9
will shortly announce a plan for the
...
,
...
,
ed and to receive the most benefit
, ..
, ..
,
, tacacla this week, which are quite
gather and to distribute among the p. m., only.
"u
“ "L " ‘" “L
Gre.ham School. Clo.ed
people o f conspicuous.
members o f this association the best
The car has met with approval o f fror|1 be s^b°oI, reeders should at-
Due to „ ease o f jnf antile paralysis selection o f the names o f 1
1— 1 i1--
-----------
.
, the community who w ill bo awarded
credit inform ation obtainable, and to thousands wherever it has been shown en<
'
0 e P r08 l a m.
which caused the death o f a soph-
,
...
■ ,
.. passes.
Car* Collide
omore in the high school, the city
„
,,
...
,
do and perform any other acts o f a and will no doubt receive the same
,
-
.
For the present the name o f a cit-
like nature among the members o f the reception in this community.
Mr. F °°d Cotnmi.aioner Here
health officers o f Gresham placed a .
,
ev
Last omuruny
Saturday evening
a car driven
association fo r the purpose o f enab- Cooke does not know what body type
— r —
r --„ -----*
it against t..t
- t.
W. B. Duncan,
deputy
dairy -—
and 4uoi.i.tM
quarantine
the v.v
city. . The high 1 ^ " ^ ° .„1 . ^°LLIT'
" theatre
T T r™ ' iV'y-ou by A rt Smith' who Wf>3 accompanied
ling them to acquire knowledge upon will be sent here fo r exhibition.
food commissioner o f Oregon visited school is closed until January 2 and
...
, .
. . ..
by Owen Scott, collided with the Pal
which they can base extensions o f
Some o f the outstanding features Estacada Tuesday.
the grade school is also closed. The
^
the j.gt entitje(1 to
ace Laundry wagon north o f Esta
credit; to do and perform any other o f the new Ford are beautiful new
theatres, churches and library is *
.
r
-
..
.
'
cada, which resulted in the Smith
acts consistent with the business in- low body lines, 55 to 65 miles an moves to Portland
closed and all public gatherings are
.
__ .
car being badly smashed up.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. McClaud and forbidden
y
If y
does not apPear
___________
terests o f all the members; to pro- hour, 40-horsepower engine, four-
this week it is likely that it will ap- *..
„
,
,,
Visits Brother Here
mote a feelin g o f harmony among the wheel brakes, standard gear shift, ^lr - and Mrs. O. A. Miller from the
pear in the theatre ad in the near
retail business men o f Eastern Clack- shock absorbers, and
it is claimed the
La Dee logging camp have moved Girls Scouts Meet
S. W. Lawrence, proprietor o f the
future.
Portland
ainas county and to endeavor to es- car will go 20 to 30
miles per gallon
back to Portland until the company
The Qjr] gcoutg w jtb their leader, The ]ucky
oneg
f OT tbig week
wBi Laundry,
\
" was
“ " ‘ " in
“ i , Estacada
vv“ i' m r.siaraon
tablish and maintain business condi- o f gasoline.
begins work again.
Miss Anderson, held a m eeting last
admjtted to the show on the date LL81!1“ *115, tbe Rucsl °J bis brother, G.
tions and practices that will be fa ir
The improved car sells fo r a little
j
Saturday at the residence o f W. F. designated by presenting the copy o f
Lawrence.
and just to both merchants and their more than the old Ford, very little, Buv Christmas Seals
Carry. I t was a ceremonial meeting tk(1 ad at tke door -j-p,¡s ¡s absolutely
----------------
customers and, at all times, to use but with the additional equipment it
Everybody wishing to buy Red when the girls received their reward f[.ee and tbel.e ¡3 no obBgation what-
the fu ll power and force o f the or- would seem that the car is cheaper Cross Christmas seals may procure beads. A fte r the business meeting a ever on yQUr part
The management
ganization to combat any and all evils than ever before.
them o f Mrs. W. J. Moore in Esta- social time followed. nc tb theatre and'the News hnne that
and abuses which may creep into re-
Mr. Cooke expects the people o f the cada. Use them on your Christmas
-------------------
you wjl) avai] you,.selvcs o f tPhe Q
tail trade, such as false advertising, community to see the car during the packages.
P . E. P. Manager Here
portunity to see the show without any i
dishonest weights or measures, the short time it will be here fo r your ^ ^
j —
j j van j. Sw ift o f Gresham, district C03t.
Bridge to Be Open
use o f fictitious labels and marks or inspection Tuesday afternoon
manager fo r the Portland
Electric
Mr. Marshbank, the manager o f the
________
GEORGE,
Dec. 15.— (Special).—
other designations in general; to pro
Reports here the first o f the week Light & Power company, was a bus- Liberty, has arranged fo r the
next Funeral services were held Sunday,
mote the best interests o f the people
were to the e ffe c t that the Eagle iness visitor in Estacada Tuesday. He f ew weeks the finest and best pro- December 12, at 11 o’clock in the
o f Eastern Clackamas county and to
Creek bridge would be open fo r traf- brought along his three small daugh- g rams that have ever been presented George church fo r Mrs. Robert Miller
do or perform any or all acts neces
fic by Saturday (tom orrow ). Other ters because o f the schools being in thig section o f the country. The o f George, who died at her home on
sary and consistent to the promotion
indicated th* t
the
bridge closed in Gresham and public gath- News will call your attention to these December 8, a fter an illness o f two
l i l Ui l U lt .i L U*. U i . L L iL n ill probably would not be open before erings being prohibited.
big special attractions each week, weeks.
I.
h « n m n„
o f harmony between the members o f
L. A A. t Chapman,
Estacada
_______
Tuesday or Wednesday o f next week.
this association and their customers.”
Watch the paper fo r these an- mortician, was in charge o f the ar-
The annual junior banquet given Information has been received that G E T
A
REAL
T H R IL L
HERE nouncements and read the ads each rangements, and interment was in
in honor
honor o o f f the
the football
football lettermen
lettermen was
was Rlnce
« " c e 80
so many
many protests
protests hart
had Deen
been sent
M IS S IO N A R Y S O C IE T Y
in
sent
---------
week fo r your name w ill soon appear the George cemetery.
Rev. T. I
HOLDS S U N D A Y SERVICE he,d jn thc djning room o f the Esta- ,n that work was belnK rushed as R «id Scene in "F o r Alim ony Only” for a f rec pass.
Kirkwood, pastor o f the Georg.
on,.
\iiuainnnw Sneietv cada hotel Friday evening.
There much as possible.
h Highly Exciting
----------------------
church officiated .
J'
.
the were 54 in attendance. The room and
“ Don’t give your right name, now !” A rriv e , from Italy
| Mrs. Theresa M iller died on the
., C,aLg e . ° ,
s
i
tables were attractively decorated in ,n* f eC*or V ,»it» E.tacada
The gf)out come3 f rom the hall— Fred Marosco’s w ife arrived direct old home place where she was born
Methodist church
SunJay e ^ n . n ^
^
^
^
cq,
A . G. Ingram inspector with the heads> witb eyes buIginit with fear, from Italy one day last week. Mr. 48 years ago. Her parents, Mr. ami
he interesting program
■
org> T q carry out this idea, yellow f tate bureau o f labor, was a visitor
out from tbe doors 0f private Marosco expected her a few days be- Mrs. Kovall, were old settlers o f the
singing by the congrega ion,^a
^ chrysanthemums were
used. The m E »tacada Tuesday.
rooms— a shrill blast o f a police whis- Tore she came and went to Portland George community. She is survived
< la ogiie by Mesdames
• •
ro0M1 was lighted with candles. Sus- M r.. Cooke 111
tie— and the raid is on.
to meet her.
When she
did ar- by her husband and four sons, Roy,
ar
K '
R ' ll
. *
h tl na^ pended over each end o f the large ta-
Am ong those reported on thc sick The scene— the interior o f
a no- rive, however, his brother in Portland Ray, Leslie and Harold Miller, and
iliss Eveiyn Buell, pvai'er Y ne p
.
two footballs, painted in list this week was Mrs. R. R. Cooke.
torious road house— the time— one brought her out to Estacada.
one sister, Mrs. A. H. Miller.
tor and a talk by Miss^Louise God- W«
schoo! colors.
Lending a
----------------------
dark and stormy n ig h t- th e principals
----------------------
---------
FORD 10 BE
HERE ¡ÜE a T TUESDAY
LIBERI! THEATRE IS
FÜNEHAL SERVICES HELD
FOB MBS. ROBERT MILLER
JUNIORS SIVE BANQUET FOR
UihU RPUnnl RSi I '
l i ey, a returned
mis i
.
nd‘a'
,
.
She had one o f the sc oo. gii
dresaad as the women B ***
^
Her talk was very --------------
she said she came back to the United
reports
Christmas air to the scee wmas a light- Spend. Week End in Salem
1— Leatrice Joy as Mary Williams and
ed Christmas tree.
Mr. and Msr. Ray Keith and little Clive Brook as Peter Williams, Lilyna
djnner Was served by mem- daughter Ellen spent the week end Tashman as Narcissa Williams, Pe-
berg o { the sopbomnre class.
The visiting friends in Salem.
ter’s ex-frau, and Casson Ferguson as
,
, ,
Bertie Waring.
menu consisted o f -
B .rr-Ander.on
The set— the replica o f one o f New
States on account o f poor health.
111
00
Baked Ham
Ed. Barr, better known as J e ff York's most celebrated bungalows o f
To conclude the program, which was Mashed Potatoes
Creamed Carrots and Peas
Barr, youngest son o f Mr. and Mrs pleasure, which forms the background
announced by Miss Anna Dillion, a
Cabbage Salad
J. V. Barr o f Estacada, and Miss fo r considerable action in "F o r Ali-
group o f ladies gave a musical num
W afers lone Anderson, daughter o f Mr. and mony Only,” which William De Mille
Ice Cream
ber.
C offee
Mrs. Ben Anderson o f Eegle Creek, directed, and which comes to the Lib-
Bob Hayden was toastmaster and were married at Vancouver, Wash- erty Theatre here next Wednesday
^
v Ferguson and i
V i»it» Mr». Hannah
^
^ were given by__
ington, Tuesday, December 13. The and Thursday. Casson
Miss Laura Berry o f Portland was o»s sJenn
The Associated Stu- newly weds are at the home o f Mr. Toby Claude are important member;
guest at the home o f her aunt,
(Continued on page 4 )
Barr’s parents in this city at present, o f the cast.
Mr=. E. E. Hannah, Sunday.
1
!
V i.itin g Mr.. Denny
Mrs. Flora Klinker returned to her
Mrs. Jess Denny is here visiting at home after a few weeks’ stay with
the home o f Mr. Denny's mother, her sister in law, Mrs. Charles Har-
Mrs. Carrie Denny.
gar o f Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Powell and fam
M r. W vim j.rt III
ily have moved out from Portland on
Mrs. W. M. W eingart has been ill their ranch here.
this week and confined to her room
Clay Chaney and Julius Paulsen
at the F.stacada hotel.
made a trip to Portland last wesk.
Mrs. Frank Ochs and son Louis
Arrive» From Montana
motored to Portland last Thursday,
Mrs. Carrie Goforth o f Bute, Mon- returning on Friday.
. tana, arrived
¡...j u
j
< - to visit
Ralph Chancy o f Estacada apant
Monday
evening
her mother, Mrs. Anna Bruner, and Sunday with his parent», Mr. and lira,
sister, Elixabeth Allen.
.Clay Chaney.
— ----—~