VOLUME XXIII
ESTACADA, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1928
NUMBER tl
WOOD CAMP ACTIVE
SANDY MILLS OPERATING
The A. W. Bell and the Bruns-Mc-
Haselwander and Sweetland are
Intyre plants, after being closed for
lushing the wood business at the new
a few days started work again Tues­
camp in the Bruns logging and have
day. The latter plant reduced wa­
about eight men ut work.
ges 10 per cent, due to the drop in
HAS NEW OCCUPATION
ties and lumber. It was not stated
Earl
Dooley, head rigger at the DRIVE TO REACH QUOTA SET
PERRY WINS OVER ELLIS; TED if Bell did the same. Both will run GRANDPA BULGER OF RADIO HOOVER.CURTIS TICKET TAKES
Alder Creek Lumber company mill
with
light
crews.
ALMOST TWO TO ONE LEAD until ten days ago, is now distinguish­
AHLBERG ELECTED AS
FOR 1929 BY END OF NEXT
FAME TO ENTERTAIN THE
ing
himself
as
assistant
manager
of
HALL TRADES ACREAGE
IN THE COUNTY
CITY RECORDER
WEEK, NOVEMBER 17
SCHOOL CHILDREN
the New System Laundry at Port­
Joe Ilr.ll has traded 20 acres of his
land. From logging camp to laundry
Cottrell place to Adolph Amstad of
L. A. Chapman, sticker candidate Gresham, who will later build a mod­ The Parent-Teachers association of Clackamas county re-elected E. T. is “some change” and the ¿Alder Estacada Legion post won two ci­
Creek boys feel sorry to loose Earl tations last year for their efforts in
for mayor of Estacada, was elected ern home on the land.
Eagle Creek are giving an entertain­ Mass Tuesday by a large plurality, despite
his “fried shirt” position.
by a decisive majority in Tuesday’s
their membership campaign, one o{
ment at the Eagle Creek school this : he being the only democrat to carry
WINS HONORS AT "U”
election, receiving 103 votes to 50 Jonnie
the
county.
Mass
received
9245
votes
these citations being from National
Friday
evening.
One
of
the
big
at­
SANDY
GIRLS
GO
SOUTH
Shelley
made
the
freshmen
cast for A. G. Ames and 04 for John
| to 3684 polled by George Randall.
Commander Spafford. A drive is
tractions
for
the
children
is
the
prom­
The
Misses
Mary
Sharnke
and
Net­
first speed ball team at Oregon U., ised visit of Grandpa Bulger, radio The Hoover Curtis ticket carried
Lovelace.
starting
now to exceed for 1929 the
counts 100 points toward her entertainer, and originator of “Our ' the county with 9226 votes to 5853 tie Schmitz are on a two weeks’ trip membership
Chapman himself knew nothing of which
of this year, and the
to
Los
Angeles,
going
via
stage.
They
letter.
Jonnie
writes
she
could
j for the Smith-Robinson combination. returned home with Mrs. Paulino quota set is 75. Already a dozen or
the movement to elect him to the “hardly keep her feet on the ground” Gang” of radio land.
office. He was out of town all day,
more members have been signed who
Mr. Bulger, a former circus clown, Hawley was re-elected by a large Willy who was visiting here.
returning in the evening just in time when she won the tryout.
were not members of Carl Douglass
is known to the children all over the tnujority, carrying this county over
to cast his vote. Chapman was of­ DAMASCUS GRANGE BAZAAR Northwest, and it is expected that a Starkweather, a Clackamas county MISS DONOVAN HONOR GUEST Post last year.
fered the nomination some time ago
man, 8436 to 5544. Upton A. Up­ For the pleasure of Miss Margaret Dr. W. W. Gilbert and C. Rex
At the Boring I. O. O. F. hall Sat­ large number of his “Gang” will be i ton,
socialist candidate, polled ap- Donovan, Cherryville teacher, Mrs. Pflrks are team captains for the big
but refused to be a candidate. Had urday
on
hand
tonight
to
meet
Him
in
per­
the Damascus Grange
he accepted the place on the regular will put night
l
oroximately
5,000 votes in the dis­ J. W. Dixon gave a dinner Tuesday drive, and a board is being placed in
son.
on a big bazaar and dinner.
trict.
ticket it is not likely that there would The Boring
evening. The rooms were lovely a conspicuous place in town that the
Of
interest
to
the
ladies
of
the
Ladies
Aid
held
a
big
Hal
Hoss
won
by
an
enormous
have been an opposing candidate.
with Halloween decorations, also the progress of the campaign may be
community
is
a
pie
baking
contest
on election day at the same
majority,
his
home
county
giving
him
watched constantly until the post
John Osborne was elected council, dinner
arranged by the P. T. association. 11,234 votes, ag compared with 2655 table. Present were Mr. and Mrs. goes
over the top. Armistice Day is
man in Ward 1 with 200 votes; J. C. hall.
Dixon, Miss Donovan, Mr. and Mrs.
Three
sacks
of
flour
are
being
of­
: polled by his democratic opponent. Oren Ganger and Bobby and Dorothy the date for the real opening of the
Kiggins received 204 votes in Ward 2
fered
by
the
Eagle
Creek
Trading
drive.
The grange income tax measure Dixon.
and A. H. Perry received 116 in C. E. HOLDS ANNUAL
company for first, second and third carried
in Clackamas county by ap­
The meeting of the post held on
Ward 3 to 91 cast for R. G. Ellis.
places in this contest, and after the proximately
2000 votes, but was
Monday of this week was largely
Ted Ahlberg, candidate for city
pies
are
judged,
a
pie
eating
contest
COUNTY CONVENTION promises to be another feature of the turned down in the state.
attended and one of the most enthu­
BOB SMITH ELECTED
recorder, was elected with 141 votes,
The two Estacada precincts gave
siastic ever held by the post. The
W. A. Ileylman receiving 54 for this
evening's entertainment.
MAYOR OF SANDY committee appointments for the year
office. Mrs. N. B. Ecker, who was The fourteenth annual convention Only apple pies are to be entered I Hoover a large majority, the ratio
were announced by the commander,
unopposed for treasurer, received of the Christian Endeavor union of in the contest and will be judged by being 2 1-2 to 1. Springwater gave
a I to 1 majority for Hoover while
L. E. Townsend, as follows, chairmen
195 votes.
Clackamas county, held in the Chris­ Miss Noble, domestic science teacher Eagle Creek precinct gave Smith 6 Bob Smith was elected mayor of only being named:
Doubt as to whether Chapman tian church, Estacada, the latter part of Estacada high school, and two more votes than Hoover.
Sandy in Tuesday’s election. He Legislation, W. W. Smith; Hospit­
would serve as mayor was removed of last week and Sunday, was de­ other judges from Portland.
The complete returns for justice had no opposition. W. G. Duncan alization and rehabilitation, J. C.
when he issued the following state­ clared very much of a success. More
The association has arranged this of the peace for this district have was re-elected as city recorder and Moreland; Americanism, Dr. W. W.
ment;
than one hundred delegates from all program
to raise funds for not been received. S. E. Wooster i C. O. Duke was re-elected as city Gilbert; Boy Scouts, S. E. Lawrence;
“ My friends having honored me section of the county were in at­ carrying in on order
work
in Eagle Creek, was leading C. V. Martin in the two treasurer. Mr. Duke would not let Community Service, G. E. Parks;
by their votes and indicated in this tendance and 69 enjoyed the banquet and the pies submitted
in the contest Estacada precincts, with the result in 1 his name appear on the ticket, but Child W elfare, Harry Kitching; Avi­
way their wish that I serve them in Saturday evening.
to be donated and will be sold Springwater, Garield, George and after his name was written in and ation, Bob Cooke; Land Settlement,
the capacity of mayor of our city, I The following officers were elected are
he chosen by a large majority of Paul Holm; Trophy and Awards, G.
Eagle Creek unknown.
at
the
end of the program.
can do no less than accept the office "for next year: H. E. Baupre, re-elect­
the voters it is expected that he will C. Kiggins.
and endeavor to fill the same in a ed president; Dudley Strain, vice
continue to serve in that capacity.
ENTERTAIN
Community Service will be the
way that will be deserving of their president; Elva Wendland, secretary; Mr. DUBARKOS
J. C. Loundree, J. R. Maronay and major
and
Mrs.
Chas.
Dubarko
en­
FREAK
ELECTION
BETS
activity of the Legion in the
appreciation.
Vincent M unton, treasurer; Carl tertained Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Schoen
1 Glenn Loundree were elected as state during
coming year. G. E.
“This honor was unsolicited by me Marsh, prayer meeting; F. C. Wend- and family at a delicious dinner Sun­
members of the council without op- Parks, who is the chairman
of this activ­
TO SUPPLY ENTERTAINMENT | position.
and in accepting the office I do so ling, adult alumni; Rev. Porter, edu­ day. The Schoens have been invited
ity in the local post, is district chair­
without making any promises or cational efficiency; Irvin Casey, out almost every Sunday since their
man of the same committee in the
AUTO ROLLS DOWN HILL
statements as to the future conduct evangelism; Clara Pait, intermediate: arrival here.
“Just Another Dam Fool” painted Paul
district comprising Clackamas, Mult­
Lesmeister
and
Miss
Ger­
of the same, only that my aim wil Mrs. J. Pointer, junior; Dudley
in large letters one Estacada man trude Marshall escaped serious in­ nomah, Columbia and Clatsop coun­
ever be for all that stands for the Strain, lookout and extension; Mary SCHOOLS CLOSED THREE DAYS must
around Saturday as the jury Monday evening when their car ties. A meeting of the different
Wiley, missionary recruit; Clarence On account of the teachers’ meet­ result carry
betterm ent of our city.
of
an
election bet. Several
chairmen, the officers and
“I realize that my individual ef­ Ames, publicity; Elva Shibley, quiet ing in Oregon City next week, there freak bets were made in Estaeada ran off the road on the Springwater committee
executive
committee
of the post will
hour;
Helen
McLain,
social
and
rec­
hill
on
one
of
the
short
curves.
The
forts can accomplish nothing, but
will be no school for three days, and Saturday while the Odd Fellows car is said to have rolled over two be held next Monday night for the
with the full co-operation of the reation; Evelyn Leiser, tenth legion November 13, 14 and 15.
are in Estacada is the time set for
three times. Miss Marshall was purpose of formulating a program
council and people, taking up the John Tunyon, song leader; Rev. M.
carrying out the provisions of the or
M.
Stocker,
and
Rev.
H.
H.
Farnham,
bruised
considerably but not consid- for the coming year.
various civic problems as they ap­
PORTLANDERS WILL BUILD agreement. Needless to say the los­
I ered serious. Lesmeister has been The post has voted to sponsor the
pear, much may be accomplished for pastor counselors.
Two Portland families will start ers are men who bet on Smith.
These officers were installed Sun­ building summer homes on the Dar­ Hank Boyer is to go without a | employed by the Marshall« and was Estacada Boy Scouts as a part of
the good of all concerned.
evening. Rev. C. P. Gates of ling road above Sandy, near Lehn- hair cut for six months, and also has bringing Miss Gertrude to town that the service program.
“ So let us make co-operation our day
Portland
the principal speaker fields, soon, and hope to complete to shave but one side of hisface^ she might assist in putting on the The committee appointed to have
slogan and let everyone boost and during the was
American Legion show.
convention.
the sign re-painted on the school
them by spring. Miller, one of the only.
pull together for anything that The convention
was
invited
by
building as a guide to airplanes, re­
parties,
has
owned
a
forty
of
the
old
Hugh Jones must dress like a wom­ ATTANDANCE LARGE
stands for the good and betterment Wichita and Oregon City to hold the
ported that the sign had been com­
Mrs. Hogue place several yenrs.
of the city.”
an
and
wheel
Jack
Hayden
around
AT SANDY REVIVAL
next meeting in their city.
the material being furnished
the block in an Irishman's automobile The Sandy Community church was pleted,
SCHWARTZ VISITS
SHOWER GIVEN MRS. WOLFE
and Bill Dart is getting a similar filled and many standing at the ser­ by the post and the work having been
A brother of D. Schwartz, his wife ride at the expense of Bob Story. vice conducted by Indian Louie Sun­ done by the boys manual training
Mrs. Ed Wolfe, Dover, was delight­
ed with a shower recently, the fol­ 00D FELLOWS I D BEBEKflHS and two sons, were recent visitors at Saturday evening at 6 o'clock is day night. These meetings are at­ class of the high school. The letters
the Schwartz home from Michigan, the time set for puying off the bets tracting much interest und will con­ in the sign, “ Estacada" are ten feet
lowing being present: Anna Periet,
Lulu Updegrave, Mrs. J. G. De Shd-
made during the heat of the cam­ tinue all week and perhaps longer. high and six feet wide.
TO CONVENE SATURDAY driving west via auto.
zer, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. H. H. Udell,
paign, and at least part of the popu­ Indian Louie’s wife plays the tam- READY FOR WINTER SPORTS
RETURNS TO SANDY
Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Vic Bodley, Mrs. The Clackamas county I. O. O. F.
lation is expecting an enjoyable half borine and otherwise assists in the
A new ski jump on Multorpor hill
After
three months visit in the hour.
Web Roberts, Mrs. Ralph DeShazer, district
service.
convention
will
be
held
in
is complete. The work was done by
Mildred Gray, Gladys Strowbridge, Estacada Saturday. The Rebekahs East Miss Blanche Bruce returned to
MISS THAYER ENTERTAINS
Ole Langerud, prominent ski jumper.
Mrs. \Volfe and Ellen Wolfe. Mrs. meet at the same time, and while Sandy last week, bringing her grand
EMBROIDERY CLUB MEETS
mother with her, Mrs. Jane Bruce, Miss Catherine Thayer and her Sandy Embroidery club was enter­ It is graded and rocked like a high­
Charles Updegarve was hostess.
the men are holding their convention who will make her home in Sandy. father, Oscar Thayer, Cherryville,
at last week's meeting by Mrs way, starts at the top 16 feet wide
in the Masonic building the ladies Mrs. Bruce was here when her were hosts at a very delicious dinner tained
Ivan
Yost.
present were the and from takeoff widens to over one
MRS. GIBSON ILL
will hold theirs in the I. O. O. F. daughter and family first came to recently. Present beside the hosts hostess, her Those
mother,
Mrs. Nichols, hundred feet. All stumps and snags
Mrs. Linnie V. Gibson, who re­ building. Several hundred members
were Mr. and Mrs. Artie Mitchell, Hattie Dahrens, Mrs. H. A. Schnei­ were removed, making it smooth as a
sides at Eagle Creek near the Doug­ of the two organizations are expected Sandy.
Miss M argaret Donovan, and Mr. and der, Mrs. Ned Mitchell, Mrs. H. Per- field, and the brush has been cut 300
lass Ridge school, and who left home to attend.
ret, Amanda and Ruth, and Mrs. R feet farther back than last year. The
the middle of September for a visit The business of the lodges will be ESTACADA LOCALS Mrs. A. Bedenstein.
Mt. Hood Ski club will give tourna­
F. Dittert.
with relatives in Eastern Oregon, has disposed of during the day and after
The
entertainm
ent
by
the
P.
T.
A.
ments
there this winter. Boyd Sum­
New
paraphernalia
for
the
grade
been seriously ill the last three weeks dinner, to be held at 6 o’clock, a
at Eagle Creek F’riday night will be
mers and F. W. Herman of Rainier
VISITS SWIM
a( the home of her brother. William program will be given in the Masonic school play shed arrived and was in­ well worth attending. The compe­ The CONSUL
British vice-consul, his wife und Langerud were partners in build­
Chapman of Pilot Rock. She ¡3 now building, which will be open to the stalled this week.
tition
in
pie
making
is
expected
to
be
and
two
children, were dinner guests ing the new jump.
Saturday
will
be
a
big
day
in
Es­
slowly recovering, according to news public. L. A. Chapman, who is in
keen, and outside competition is de- at Swim Sunday, where they spent
received from relatives first of this churge of arrangements, issues an in­ tacada as three or four hundred Odd | sired. The prizes are worth trying the
day.
and Rebekahs are expected j for.
week.
vitation to everyone to attend the Fellows
ENTERTAINS SANDY
to
attend
the
convention
here
and
evening program.
HAS CHEEK OPERATION
will be guests of the city.
Little Martha Funk of Sandy had
Mrs. Collier, mother of Mrs. Harry
WOMAN S CLUB
DANCE NETS AUXILIARY
VISITS IN CITY
a
growth removed from her cheek
KING
OF
KINGS
TO
Paul Guldensopf, employee of the Murray, is here from Portland this
last week and wa8 in a hospital. One
week visiting at the home of her
Creek Lumber company, took daughter.
had been enlarged since she Mrs. Harvey .Schneider was a de­
OVER SIXTY DOLLARS Alder
BE PRESENTEDAT LIBERTY cheek
Saturday off and spent the day in
was very small.
lightful hostess Thursday to the
Ted Ahlberg is having a vacation
the city.
Sandy Women'* club. Mrs. C. O.
POPOFF
CHILD
ILL
now from his duties as agent for the
The dance committee reported a
Duke took the chair in the absence
“
King
of
Kings,”
the
great
Bible
JUNKER
ENJOYS
VOYAGE
Naomi
Popoff
of
Firwood
has
been
P.
E.
P.
company
and
is
absent
from
successful dance at Eagle Creek Sat­ Fred Junker wrote from the Mex-
of the president, Mrs. F. T. Shelley.
picture
story,
is
the
feature
at
the
in
bed
suffering
nerve
tumors
on
the
home
most
of
the
time
visiting
rela­
urday night at the Monday meeting l iean coast he is enjoying his trip on
After an interesting business session
Theatre, Estacada, Sunday, bottoms of her feet, it is said.
of the American Legion Auxiliary. j the big freight steamer immensely tives and friends. Mrs. Ahlberg and Liberty
delicious refreshments, including sal­
Monday
and
Tuesday,
November
11,
the
children
accompany
him.
Three prizes were given which were , and thinks it muy be three months
ad, pumpkin pie,sandwiches and
and 13. This picture was shown
BUILDS TOBOGGAN
won by Mr. Kingston of Engle Creek, 1 before he get? back to his home at Mrs. Charlie Kitching conveyed the at 12 the
Oriental
in
Portland
last
toboggan slide at Battle coffee, were served.
Mrs. Ed. Steinman of Estacada and Sandy. Fred is doing his work sc, ballot box from Precinct No. 1 to the month and is said to be the most Axe The Inn new will
have a conveyor to Those present beside the hostess
Mr. Larson. The dance netted the well he had a “hint” he may be pro­ Oregon City Wednesday and Mrs. A. wonderful production ever filmed. haul the toboggan,
and, it is said, were Mesdames Scales, Duke, Dixon,
G
Ames
delivered
the
box
from
No.
organization about $65.
The story deals with the final the passengers who dislike to “ walk Ogden, Margaret Bell, Maud Heed,
moted.
2
to
the
county
clerk.
A plan for forming a sewing club
months of the life of Jesus. The
hill up” for the next slide. The Brown, Murray, Bosholm, Miller,
L. A. Chapman drove to Hood scenes of His ministry are finely pre­ the
by members of the Auxiliary for the
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
conveyor
is to be operated with a Blackhall, Harry Krebs, Horr, Miss
purpose of making and mending gar­ Mrs. Kate,Schmitz, Sandy, had an River the first of the week and was sented. His betrayal, the last supper, gasoline engine.
Kammerer, Miss Thompson, Roberta
ments Tor child welfare was favor­ operation on her cheek at a hospital accompanied home by his daughter trial before Pilate, the condemnation,
Williams and Miss Shell.
ably discussed and a constructive last week, a large polyp being re­ and granddaughter.
the Via Dolorosa, the crucifixion and Every week some one write« or The club has changed the date of
program for the coming year is being moved form the inside. This was an The football game Friday between finally the Resurrection, contribute phones in to stop their classified ail the carnival at the Grange hallf rom
arranged by the organization. At unusual operation, not serious, how­ Estacada high and Molalla high to the screen a succession of pictures in the News, because the article ad-
1 to December 15. This
the close of the meeting the Legion ever, and is said to have been caused schools resulted in a tie, neither side which for massiveness, beauty and I vertised has been sold and prospec­ December
was
done
because of a conflicting
members joined the Auxiliary for re- from teeth. She has hopes now her being able to score. It was said to charm, are unrivalled in any other tive buyers still call. News want ads date. Preparations
are coming along
freshmetns.
health may improve.
be an exciting and interesting game. screen production.
1 bring results.
nicely for the big event.
L A. CHAPMAN CH0ÍEN
MAYOR OF ESIACAOA
P. Ï. ENTERTAINMENT SHERIFF MASS WINS
AT EAGLE CREEK BY LARGE MAJORITY
LEGIONNAIRES PLAN
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE