E S T A C A D A , OREGON, F R ID A Y ,
V O LU M E X X III
ODD FELLOW, REBEKAH
ORGANIZATIONS MEET
LE G IO N N A IR E S G IV E T A L K S
T O H. S. ST U D E N T BODY
Dr. W alter W. Gilbert, J. C. More­
land and Wallace Smith gave Armis­
tice Day talks before the student
body o f the Estacada high school,
D IS T R IC T C O N V E N TIO N BRINGS Friday morning, the program having
been arranged by the Carl Douglass
M EMBERS FROM A L L P A R T S
post o f the American Legion.
Dr. Gilbert gave a patriotic ad­
OF C L A C K A M A S C O U N T Y
dress and Moreland and Smith each
told o f some o f their experiences in
The Clackamas county semi-annua! Ihe World war. Moreland was in ac­
I. O. O. F. district convention held tive service on the west front at the
in Estacada Saturday, proved a suc­ time o f the signing o f the Armistice,
and Mr. Smith was in Siberia.
cessful and enjoyable meeting' Re
bekahs from all over the county also
S A N D Y GRIDS W IN — LOSE
assembled in Estacada fo r the meet­
Sandy grids won their first game
ing, which was held in the I. O. O. F.
Friday when they played Parkrose
hall, while the men gathered in the
in Sandy, 14 to 6, making two touch­
Masonic building. A business session
downs. Monday, in the return game
was held in the forenoon and a third
at Parkrose, Sandy lost 25 to 0. This
degree contest took place in the af
terrible defeat was due to Sandy’s
ternoon.
best players not being able to play.
O fficers elected by the Odd Fel­
lows fo r the next meeting were V.
HENSONS E N T E R T A IN
H. Dunton, Molalla, president; E. W
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Henson of
Scott, vice president; Wm. Moreland Sandy had a visit from Mrs. Hen­
secretary; J. G. Hay man, treasurer, son’s brother,
H. A. Foster, as­
W. E. Kendall, warden; Charles Mel- sessor o f Crook county, over Sun­
drum, conductor; George C. Perdue day. Mr. Foster was returning from
chaplain; R. B. Stanton, inside guard the state session o f assessors which
and Adam Bany, outside guard.
met at Salem. Mr. Henson, luckily
Rebekah officers named were Mrs
vas at home, the work at Heller &
Am elia Peters, president; Mrs. Eliza Company having halted fo r a few
beth Ames, secretary, and Mrs. Clara days.
Hicinbotham, treasurer.
The other
G R IF F IN D R YE R BURNS
officers were appointed.
L. L. G riffin was lucky; all but a
Lunch was served in the banquet
room o f the Odd Fellow ’s building bj 'ew sacks o f walnuts had been mar­
Mrs. Jacob Moss, proprietor o f the keted last week when his dryer
burned, caused from an overheated
Gem Cafe.
The evening session was open to stove. Only a fe w sacks o f nuts
the public and was highly entertain­ were lost.
ing.
The Estacada band furnished
music at intervals all day long anij
gave, a concert at 7 o’clock in the
evening to begin the entertainment
Following the band concert, a silver
cup was presented to the Rock Creel
lodge o f Needy, fo r the largest at
OREGON C IT Y , Nov. 16.— A libel
tendance at this meeting.
^
:uit fo r $25,000 damages was filed
The Estacada high school orchestr:
gave a few numbers and Mr. and n circuit court Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. T. Ahlberg’s violin-piano duet >y the Carver-Canby Packing com­
was a delightful musical number. F. pany, against the Banner-Courier
J. Meindl, grand master, gave an ad­ Publishing company, o f which E. A.
Coen is editor and publisher, says the
dress which was very interesting. Mr
The p laintiff
and Mrs. G. E. Lawrence entertained Horning Enterprise.
oncern claims that Koen published
with a vocal duet, Mrs. Val Carj
gave two readings and the program in article in his paper on September
closed with two numbers by a malt, 1 for the purpose o f destroying the
■redit o f the corporation.
quartet composed o f L. A. Chapman
SECOND LIBEL SUIT FILED
AGAINST BANNER-COURIER
Wm. Gilgan, J. K. Ely and G. E
Lawrence.
Dancing followed until the mid
night hour when a lunch was served
in the I. 0. 0. F. hall by the Odd
Fellows. Those who did not care to
dance congregated in the hall and a
social time was enjoyed. The next
meeting is to be held in Canby.
D A T E OF B A Z A A R CHANGED
The chicken dinner and bazaar be­
ing arranged by the Ladies Aid of
the Christian church, will be held on
December 8, instead o f the date
recently announced.
IL L IN P O R T L A N D H O S P IT A L
Mrs. Glenn M cIntyre is still in the
city with her daughter Celeste, who
is taking teratments fo r goitre. Mr.
M cIntyre goes to see her often. Mrs.
John St. Clair is cooking at the mil1
while Mrs. M cIntyre is away.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
OF FORD CARS POSSIBLE
Bob Cooke, manager o f the Bob
Cooke Motor company o f Estacada.
announces that immediate deliveries
can be made on all the new models
o f cars. Mr. Cooke returned first o f
the week from a meeting at the Port­
land branch o f the Ford Motor com­
pany with the news that the branch
is now under large production. Be­
ginning Monday the branch will build
55 cars and trucks a day.
This, Mr. Cooke says, will insure
dealers in this territory o f being able
to make immediate deliveries. The
Cooke Motor company is now receiv­
ing two cars per week, and is now
able to fill all orders without delay.
The production schedule at Portland,
he says, includes plenty o f the new
trucks and truck equipment.
The Ford branch at Portland now
employs about three hundred men.
The Detroit factory is shipping large
quantities o f parts and production at
Portland will reach 80 cars per day
in the near future.
Mr. Cooke says that orders placed
now fo r Christmas or January 1 de­
livery will be given preference over
all other orders.
COUNCIL CONSIDERS
CITY WAFER PROBLEM
C H L O R IN A T IO N
USED
TO
SYSTEM
M AKE
NOW
W ATER
SA FE FOR D R IN K IN G
The water problem o f the city o f
Estacada was discussed at length by
the council at the meeting held on
Tuesday evening. The newly elected
mayor and councilmen were also
present and joined in the discussion
o f the one big subject to confront
the city officers follow ing their in­
stallation after the first o f the year.
Consensus o f opinion seems to be
that the only possible method of
securing an adequate supply o f pure
water is by drilling a well and in­
stalling a pumping plant.
Both the present and new council
are giving the matter serious consid­
eration and they have planned to
visit two water systems next Sunday
to get information on pumping plants
in order to decide on what would be
the more practical fo r installation
here, in case that it was decided to
put in a pumping plant.
The cost o f a gravity water sys­
tem fo r Estacada seems prohibitive,
according to statements made by
members o f the council. W hile this
would be the the most desirable so­
lution o f the problem, the cost of
building a pipe line to a water source
back in the mountains is apparently
too expensive a proposition fo r the
city to undertake.
Even if bonds
can be issued sufficient to build such
a line, the present number o f water
users would not be able to retire
them, it was pointed out.
Marshal Jim Norris states that a
chlorination system has been in­
stalled and appears to be working
latisfacorily.
Some few have com­
plained about the peculiar taste of
the water, but apparently but a small
nurabdb o f water users has noticed
it. By this method the water is made
iafe fo r domestic use and the city
vater may be used now without hav-
ng been boiled without danger.
S A N D Y G R AN G E M EETS
The lecture hour at Sandy Grange
The Carver-Canby cannery seeks Saturday included interesting dis­
125,000 damages on the following cussions o f potato and ginseng rais-
ng, and a talk on Armistice Day by
grounds: That as a result o f the ar
icle, credit was destroyed, unable R. W. Mallery.
o secure funds to complete work;
;iven widespread attention and has B U LL RUN CLUB E N T E R T A IN S
The Bull Run Community
club
been used by various banks as basis
for withdrawal o f all their dealings; qave a party at the hall Saturday
aused growers, producers and farm ­ night, sixty attending, and eleven
ableg o f cards were arranged. The
ers to refuse to have further deal
ings with the cannery and practically hostesses were Mrs. Wm. Sidell, Mrs.
A. Phelps and Mrs. Helms. Prizes
ausing it to discontinue business.
were awarded to Don Allen and Mrs.
The p lain tiff alleges that the art s
Maplethorpe.
A fte r refreshments
jle intimated that the cannery used
were served dancing was a feature
money o f the Clackamas Producers
for a short while, Birch Roberts, Mr.
Jo-operative for their own business
Butler, and Charles and Mrs. Nor-
and insinuated that the Carver-Canby
quist furnishing the music. Attend­
Packing company had violated the
ing from Sandy were Mr. and Mrs.
aws o f the state o f Oregon and had
W. Bosholm, Mildred
Gray, Mrs.
been guilty o f misusing funds.
•Shelley, Mrs. A lice Scales and Birch
Koen was named defendant re­ Roberts.
cently in a $30,000 libel suit by C
V. Kilgore, form er principal o f the MRS. B RO W N'S M OTHER V IS IT S
Molalla high school.
Irvin g Good­
Mrs. Clarence Brown
and
Mr.
man o f Portland and Mulvey & Lin
Brown o f Sandy had the form er’s
das o f Oregon City are representing mother, Mrs. Boxman o f Portland,
the cannery.
here fo r a week's visit, but she has
returned home.
OLD S A N D Y BRIDGE BRACED
The bridge across the Sandy river
JOHNSONS A T W A S H O U G A L
has had some braces put on, but is
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Johnson, Rho­
not considered safe fo r trucking, and dodendron, were at Washougal to
the enormous amount o f lumber be­ spend the Armistice vacation, taking
ing hauled fo r the Bull Run flume Henry Lee with them.
is being freighted via the B lu ff road
and Dodge Park bridge.
DIXONS A T T E N D W ED D ING
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dixon attended
the wedding o f the latter’s niece. Miss
C O T T R E L L M AN SU RPRISED
H. H. Watkins, Cottrell, had a big Helen Manary and Fielder Allison
Presbyterian
surprise on his birthday,
Sunday, Jones, at Mt. Tabor
when friends came in with baskets church, Sunday. They also attended
filled with good things to eat. About the reception at the Manary home,
where 185 guests were invited. The
thirty were present.
|
long veil worn by the bride was made
in Egypt and she carried a white
E W A LD CHOSEN ON »
prayer book from which fe ll a shower
C O LLEG E D E B A T E TE AM o f lilies o f the valley.
The gown
was ivory satin. Dr. Steinmitz sang,
C O R V A L L IS , Nov. 15.— Harold and the ceremony was read by Chap­
Ewalt o f Estacada, sophomore in ag­ lain Beard.
riculture, was chosen from the intra­
mural debaters to take a place on the STOCK B IL L C AR R IE S
Oregon State debate squad. Debates
IN S A N D Y PR E C IN C T TW O
between fraternities and men’s liv­
No more stock is to run at large
ing groups have been waged for
seme time. The championship was in Sandy Precinct No. 2, according
won by Sigma Phi Epsilon frater­ to the big majority which voted "n o "
Tuesday.
W. G. Duncan re­
nity. Debaters who took part in the last
f'Tnal debate and those showing ability ceived the m ajority o f votes fo r con­
stable.
were chosen fo r the varsity.
N O V EM B E R
16,
1928
NU M BE R 7
P. T. A. TO BE O R G A N IZ E D
IN G A R F IE L D D IS T R IC T
S A N D Y W A TE R ONE HUNDRED
PE R C EN T PURE, T E ST SHOWS
Mrs. M. J. Brown o f Gladstone,
county president o f the Parent-
Teachers association, will organize a
circle in the Garfield school district
ut a gathering to be held at the W O ULD BE COMPOSED OF ONE
scheol house at 2 p. m., on Friday,
MEMBER OF EACH C IV IC
November 23. Parents and patrons
are cordially invited to attend the
AN D F R A T E R N A L CLUB
meeting.
An engineer for the state board
o f health was in Sandy last week,
took a sample from the Sandy city
water supply and the test proved 100
per cent pure.
The Sandy water system has 125
users and the water collections are
about $225 per month.
Bonds to
the amount o f $1000 have been re­
tired and water warrants amounting
BRIG H TW O O D CLUB M EETS
to $1000 have been paid from tha
Plans fo r the formation o f a Com­
Mrs. William A lt and Mrs. John
water sinking fund. Funds will be
munity Council have been suggested
Allen jointly entertained the Bright-
sufficient to take up the next bond
by members o f the American Legion^
wood club at its last meeting, at the
when due.
| Such a council would be composed
form er’s home. Delicious refresh­
o f one member from each o f the j PO O L H A L L SOLD TO SCHOCK
ments were served.
Present ware
civic and fraternal organizations o f
Cecil Schock has bought the pool
Mrs. S. B. Rowan, Mrs. Dewey Alt,
Estacada and the communities sur­ hall and confectionery business lo­
Mrs. Roy Hickey, Mrs. Charley Hick­
rounding.
cated on Main street from L. E.
ey, Mrs. Glenn Harris, Mrs. Art
The fact was brought out that Bailey, having taken possession first
Reynolds, Mrs. A rt Jonsrud, Mrs.
such a council could act in an advis­ o f the week. Included in the deal
Henry Steiner, Mrs. G ifford , Mrs.
ory capacity to the city council, the was Mr. Schock’s residence property
W. E. Alcorn, Mrs. Blozons, Mrs.
school board, etc., and could be made across the river from Estacada. Mr.
Henry Larsen and the hostesses.
i the means o f united action and e ffo rt Bailey says he has made no plans for
in matters o f importance and con­ the immediate future, but will prob­
L A T E STAG E D ISC O N TIN U E D
C. A. Dykes, manager o f the Esta- cern to the community in general. ably remain around Estacada or in
O f the many organizations in the Portland.
cada-Portland stage line, announces
Estacada and sur­
the stage leaving Estacada ut 8:15 i community o f
RE TU RN S TO E S T A C A D A
purpose of
and leaving Portland 11 p. m., on rounding country, the
Millard Lynd, who has been em­
Sundays has been discontinued. The which is work fo r the betterment of
ployed in the circulation department
week day schedule remains the same the community and the development
o f the country, few o f their members o f the Portland News fur the past
as present and the Sunday schedule
several months, returned to Estacada
is not changed except the discontin­ belong to more than one or two or­
two weeks ago and has entered high
uance o f the late stage in and out o f ganizations, and with the formation
school. When the present school
o
f
the
council
as
proposed
would
be
Portland.
made possible the bringing before term ends he expects to take up his
I all the people any worthy commun- work with the Portland paper againl
MISS G U LD E N SO PF HOME
!
Miss Lydia Guldensopf o f Sandy ity project, with the result that our Millard was the carrier fo r the News
has not returned to the city to work j citizens would be more firm ly united in Estacada before going to Portland
since she and her brothers Henry for the common good, it was pointed and his record here was responsible
fo r being given a position in Port­
and Emil returned
from
Yakima out.
As an example, if the P. T. A. land. He has again taken over the
where they spent fiv e weeks in the
undertook to develop better play­ route here for the Portland News.
apple fields.
ground facilities fo r the
children,
and wanted the assistance o f the
, people as a whole, their member o f
the council would be instructed to
take the mattre up with the com­
munity council, and the members o f
that organization would go back to
The annual Red Cross roll call is
The Sandy city budget is to come the club they represented, and in this
up fo r final approval at a regular way the proposition would with in a from November 11 to Thanksgiving,
during which time an e ffo rt will be
meeting o f the council on December fe w days be brought before everyone
made to enroll everyone in the com-
3, at 8 o’clock in the evening, at the in the community.
| A committee has been appointed to muni*y.
city hall.
The Red Cross is the greatest hu­
Anyone having objections or de­ | bring the matter to the attention o f
siring information on any portion of the differen t organizations o f the manitarian organization in the world
the budget may make same known city, and i f the plans is approved and in time o f distaster or need is
at that time. The millage as pro­ I such an organization will be formed always ready and willing to give the
necessary aid.
at an early date.
posed will be less than 15 mills.
Last year the levy was 23 mills.
The funds fo r carrying on the
One community project that is be­
The estimated expenditure fo r run­ ing considered now is the develop­ work o f this organization is in a
ning the city is $3955. The estimat­ ment o f an emergency landing field large part supplied by the member­
ed tax valuation o f property within I fo r airplanes. W hile there is no im-j ships collected during November o f
the city o f Sandy is $76,743.56.
mediate need, such fields are marked each year.
The 1928 assessment will likely on all maps supplied aviators, and
Within a few days everyone in
increase the valuation to
$78,000. would prove a valuable advertising Estacada and surounding community
The budget as presented is 7.9 lower medium fo r the city, Bob Cooke will be called upon fo r their member­
than fo r ten years.
has suggested.
ship dues.
,
RED CROSS ANNUAL
ROLL CALL STARTED
SANDY BUDGET TO BE
V0IE0 ON EECEMBER 8
E M B R O ID ER Y C LU B MEETS
Arm istice night Mrs. Fred L. Proc­
tor entertained the Sandy Embroid­
ery club, the follow ing being present:
Mrs. Henry Perret and Amanda, Mrs.
Thompson, Miss Edna Thompson,
Mrs. C. L. Hanson, Miss Kammerer,
Hazel Brown, Mrs. Dittert, Mrs. Proc­
tor. Mrs. Brown will be the next
hostess.
IN N P R O PR IE TO R IN S A N D Y
E. J. Sickler, proprietor o f Battle
A xe Inn, was in town Monday on
business and reports improvements
at his resort still under way. Lum­
ber fo r the new hall is being deliv­
ered by Dixon-Howitt.
N E W HOUSES A T ZIG ZAG
Bill A lt o f Brightwood is helping
j H. Steiner build several log houses
W E B STE R C H ILD R E N IM PRO VED at Zig Zag park.
Cardell Webster o f Sandy was
brought home this week. Two weeks ¡C H R IS T IA N CHURCH L A D IE S
ago he was not rational, and was
B A Z A A R AND D INN E R
hardly expected to pass the crisis o f
The ladies o f the Christian church
the fever.
Velma Webster is now
will give their annual bazaar and din-
in school again, but was out two
I ner Saturday, November 24th.
weeks from over exertion while tak­
ing physical exercises.
S A N D Y H IG H G IR L W IN S HONORS
Florence DeShazer, class o f '27,
continues to hold the highest typing
honors in her class at the O. S. A.
C. FTorence won the state honors
last year.
A P P R E C IA T IO N EXPRESSED
FOR A ID OF LAD IE S
In behalf o f the Eagle Creek Par­
ent-Teachers association we wish to
thank the ladies fo r their splendid
response and co-operation in making
the apple pie contest a huge success.
Every pie brought to the school last
Friday evening was a work o f art;
and the three
competent judges,
headed by Miss Noble o f the Esta­
cada high school, found it no easy
task to judge the winners, but finally
the honors were awarded to Mrs. H.
Weitz, Mrs. Roy Myers, and Mrs. W.
M. Hyde.
We have taken pleasure
in givin g to each o f the three win­
ners a sack o f Sperry's flour as per
our promise. “ Grandpa" Bulger was
delighted with the bids fo r these pies
and the prices which they bought
materially helped the finances o f the
P. T. A. We again thank the ladies.
I — Eagle Creek Trading Company.
ORCHESTRA ADDS TO
BIBLE PICTURE SHOW
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K LIG E LS C E L E B R A T E S IL V E R
W E D D ING A N N IV E R S A R Y
Mr. and Mrs. Max K ligel o f Kelso
celebrated their tw enty-fifth wedding
anniversary with a party at Marvel
Inn, Saturday night, about fift y
guests being invited.
Dancing was
enjoyed until
midnight.
Refresh­
ments were sreved and many gifts
were presented the couple.
Music
for dancing was furnished by Jerome
Cockelreas and Mr. Eckleman. Serv­
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ha­
worth, Miss Florence Kligel, A lice
and George Hartwig. Mr. and Mrs.
Kligel were wed at Sandy in the old
Catholic church by Rev. Father A n­
selm.
K IT C H E N AID D E M O N S T R A ­
T IO N A T S A N D Y H IG H
L. M. Hibbs o f Kitchen Aid manu­
facturing company will give a dem­
onstration at Sandy high Wednesday
night, Nov. 21, at 7:30 p. m. A ll inr
tcrested are cordially invited.
Mr.
Hibbs w ill serve a luncheon to as
many
ax come— even up to 100,
which will be prepared by the Kitch­
en Aid.
The a ffa ir will be in the
nature o f a social gathering and a
program by the school will be inter­
spersed.
The Estacada orchestra at the Lib­
erty this week in conjuntion with the
showing o f the great
Bible story,
“ Kings o f Kings,” added considerably
to the entertainment afforded by this
great feature show. There were 65
differen t pieces o f music used by
the orchestra during the performance
and the musical program was gen­
erally considered to be as entertain­
ing as the picture itself.
S A N D Y HIGH SCHOOL
“ King o f Kings” was shown here
HOLDS P E P R A L L Y
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday nights
and was largely attended. The or­
The pep rally Wednesday night in
chestra consisted o f Neal Bronson, \ the interest o f the grid games was a
violinist and leader, Harry Grable at live one. The band played, and Na­
the piano, C. A. Dykes, cornet; A. omi Child, peppiest o f all yell lead­
G. Ames, bass horn; Carol Yocum, ers, called for the follow ing to step
cello, and Lee Bronson,
claronet. forward
and
“ sp eechify:"
Bob
This picture completed its first Smith, the new mayor, Coach Ranow,
run in the large cities only a few S. G. Spitler, Sandy's chief o f po­
weeks ago, and Manager Kill Perry lice, Norval Naas, captain, and Stan­
o f the Liberty gave hi» patrons an ley Bacon, student body president.
opportunity to see one o f the big pro­ A ll the speakers received the plaudit
ductions o f the year shortly a fter it o f “ Rah! Rah! Rah!”
Beside the
was exhibited in Portland when he rally up town the alleys were visited
brought this show to Estacada.
by the crowd and band.