Oregon City courier., July 29, 1915, Page 3, Image 3

OREGON CITY COURIER, OREGON CITY, OREGON, THURSDAY JULY 29, 1915.
Price in
Canada
. , i iU i--
tu ri- Thi nsiner land DY a general massacre ui u. ui-
does not believe that any club has habitants, sent a telegram to Petro-
the right to dictate anything in the graa -reace reig.is m
line of public policy to the county This is the kind of peace that the
court as a taxpayer and voter, whom world enjoyed under" the rule of Rome,
do you think should dictate county af- For further enlightment on this sub-
fairs, the county court or tne auto ject jcuu a p"1'"
club?'"
Classified Business Directory
Courier Readers will find this
a handy ready reference. It
contains the name and address
of live, dependable professional
men and business houses.
OREGON IS FOURTH
As Lumber Producer State Shows Re
markable Gains in Rank
The Courier likes to boost Oregon j:9OSResa tne inhabitants of the pro
il. i tv. r . . . -
-but it also lines to ten me vruw.
Hence this paper is contrained to
mention with considerable em;
"The Call of the Carpenter
Tt Was tho Ttenpf. nf universal slav
erv the peace of death. There was BLACKSMITHS, HORSE SHUEiiNU
no liberty except the almost unlimit- Scripture & May( Scientific Horse
ed liberty of the Roman lords to rob shoeing Emery wheel for cast plow
ana rape ana kui tu uusstss mem- erm(Hn(. pac. 297-J.
selves 01 wnatever uiey wauieu wiu
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS
vinces. xne wora province is a xw -
J unnnnMiH I x.
worn mat means tua o,7W
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Geo. A. Brown, Maple Lane.
Pac. 23 P-22.
Phone
Hackett. wood. coal, gravel,
MnM yreti ,-nor manna n f'MnMiif.w.u I '
mail nui
country.
In the New Testament narrative
the word "sheep" signifies the true
Israelites who accepted the Messiah,
tirhrt ha1 fnma to Hpst.rnv the robber
mentioned nere in mis way ub.-u kw of Rome and staWish a spiritu-
dunngthe weeK t-ortiano. papers won. j klngdom based on a changed con- Miicr & 0bst, Clothiers to Men and
sciousness ana a auiereni iueu oj. u0ys. uents' jp urnisnings, main,
life. at Seventh.
that Oregon ranks fourth as a lum
ber producing state, and that its
neighbor, Washington, heads all tne
states in the union. This fact is
CLOTHIERS MEN & BOYS
occasion to "lie a bit'' for their state,
and proclaimed Oregon was in the
rrnnr rantf as a un uer blhlc i . i
. .v..- i ml. TI nin imo a n n . . .. ... .
ThQ low. fioa and renorts ine iwraaus v,ac . n -r """ Price Bros.-Where clotlieB tit. list.
ft, th IT. S. Forest Service co into they were proud of the title and lg95 m Main gt phone 107,
this matter in detail, and show - ug , the Joned in it. .ffg wsig
399 & A- 118.
Let it Stop Your Figure-Mistake Losses
ArmnlW to the government fe- story was wuw iwmiuiu- Ur- j, A. van uraKie, usteopacnic
. " A , il fho fnnnriprn nf Rome. Were SUCKiea Ua5rv;Ti MaaAmV RIHcL Tflh
r o 1 . u nnrt 0 A
in the list of lumber producing states "
having advanced from twenty-third This was true, no doubt, in symbol.
i u AaAa - The wnlf was Poverty, the same lm-
Apmrrlinff n tha 1913 f cures. DlacaDle. lnsauaoie ioe uiau i .
Wachmo-tnn atill mnlfs first in lum- inir millions of us now m tne jungles
ber production. In fact, the reputed of America as wen as eperywuc.c
production in this state for 1913, ap- else in the world where the Bway of
:,otoi a enn nnn nnn foot., was the invisible government of the
the largest ever' reported for that money power, which, consolidated un
state. Michigan approached this fi- der the gold standard, robs and en
slaves manKina ana unius mo wuu.c
world in bondage, is organized and
operated in exactly the same man
ner as was the slave empire of an
cient Rome.
The only difference is that in the
gure in 1890 by reporting a produc
tion of 4,311,000.000 feet. ,
The cut of Douglas fir in 1913 was
the largest ever reported for this
species,, being over 5 billion feet.
This figure is for a single species.
DRUG STORES
zines, toilet articles, rnone
511 Main. t
FIRE INSURANCE, Exclusively
E. H. Cooper, the Insurance Man. Es
tablished 1902. Enterprise Bldg.
Phone Pac 3G6.
FLORIST
James Wilkinson, Greenhouse, Glad
stone Tel. 304-J; town shop Beaver
Bldg; phone 271.
Suppose you're a grocer
and fill about 150 orders a day
These orders average about live
items a total of. 750 items a dav
or 225,000 a year You oi youi
clerks have to add all thse items.
You are human and all men make
mistakes. Here are
45,000 chances for mistakes
If it's a charge slip you can go
over the addition altet hours when
you're too tired to add straight. But it
it's a cash sale the customer has gone
and taken the record with mm You
do find mistakes in charge slip addi
tions. If you could know you would
surely find the
Most mistakes in cash sales
Your wholesaler employs an expert in
figures, uses a double entry system
and an adding machine to prevent
mistakes.
Your clerks are experts at making
sales, not at adding up figures, They
must rush to serve waiting customers.'
lhey are right out in the hustle and
confusion of the store.
Machine can't make mistakes
Put a Burroughs on the counter where
vou wrap up the goods. The machine
will print and add the figure's quicker
than your clerk: can set them down by
. pencil, fhe total can be printed by a
pull of the handle, and that .
Total is always correct
Hand the printed siip to the cash cus
tomer as a proof. It shows each amount
and the correct sum It inspires con
fidence. You and the customer both
know it is right
One mistake prevented each day will
pay you a handsome return on your in
vestmem. You are now making more
than one mistake a day . W e stand ready
to prove from yout own records that
you are now paying for a Bunoughs ia
mistakes that can easily be pi e vented.
Whether you're a grocer or
Any other kind of retailer
the same thing is true. Your brain and
your time aie needed to make sales,
serve customers, arrange stock and
do many other things that make for
profits. V
You can't afiord not to leave the fig"
ure work to the machine. You can't
afford the mistakes the Burroughs can
and does prevent
Since you are now paying in mis
takes the price of this Bunoughs, you
ought to own it
of Quality.
Th out nf vellow nine for 1913 was good old days of pagan Rome the FURNITURE & HARDWARE
reported as nearly 15 billion feet, people Knew now tne inc was uu... Frank BuscJl gtore
which figure was second only to that It was done openly ana Drazeniy y Phones A-24, and 11
reported in 1909. The latter figure force or arms.
is made up of all species commercial- Now it is done by stealth. It is
ly known as yellow pine. . done in the name of philanthropy, un
der the guise of civilization, ine no
man wolf has adopted the habits of
benevolence. It has dressed in the
Hogg Bros We Save
Phones A-83 and 412.
You Money.
FEDERAL HELP OFFERED
Government Ready to Furnish Help sheep's clothing of Christianity.
What the lords of pagan Kome ac-
I nnmnlicVioH hv nlnln. unvarnished rob-
The United States Government . fhfi monev ,ords of this. modern
hereby notifies farmers, ranenmen, B b . which i8 an tne same as
siocKmen, nun, giuwcm, Rome in symboir accomplish Dy coi-
smiths. Phones: A-199
-J. A. Roake, Prop.
& 373-J.
1 -f-snzlj
o any Burroughs Office, or to the factory at Detroit, Michigan,
ult intonnatum (and easy terms) and for the free Burroughs
. 4 ' h. ...... i. rf;.n.i. in 7flne Ynn.r tple.nkorw
Write to
' book for retailers Branch offices in 170 cities Your telephone
book im your banker will tell you tne nearest
VJf X., f-h UfBJ -rJ
,V,l"Jl,
Si.K7I
FURNITURE AND HARDWARE
New and Second-Hand
W. W. Bradley Bargains in Furni
ture and Furnishings. 507-Main.
Tel. 139.
J. H. Mattley Tents, Trunks, Grips,
Suit Cases, Fruit Jars. 7th & Mad.
FOUNDRY. MACHINE SHOP
and all other employers that through lecting interest on bonda an(j stocks Oregon City Foundry 4th & Water
tne r.mpiuyniem, xjiaucu v..c - , morttraes. The governments ot sti Founders, machinists, black
partmeni oi iauor ii. is picpc.cu , th(J wor,d (Babylon) are all collecting
furnish free of . charge workers in cieg for thia universal system of
any number, male or female, skilled TVl wi,niB wnrid" is still
or unskilled, native-born or foreign- .. , the da of the pil.
ers, j!.ngiisn-speaKing or wio i rimage of oJseph and Mary,
alien tongue. But the en(j s jn Bight. Rome
The Government's employment ser- feii because its robber lords could not
vice is a national affair with branches afrree among themselves about the
in everv large cit vol tn unnea Hi vision of the snoils. Jfor exactly
States. Through an interchange of je same reason our modern lords of
information between these numerous Misrule have started the greatest
offices, all the various districts or rough house in the history of the
zones are kept advised or laDor con- worid.
ditions throughout the country. If a house divided against itself can
opportunitis for work can not be not Btand. But the fall of Babylon
filled bv the district in which they i9 not a cause of mourning except to
originate they are referred to other tnoge merchants described in the 18th
branches for action. chapter of Revelations, who are made
A large number or men anu wo- rjch in her traffic in "odors and omt
men have recistered for work .at the mentg. and wine and oil. and f ine
GROCERY STORES
Brightbill, H. P. Staple, Fancy and
Green Groceries. 609 Main. Phone
74.
Plank Road.
Tel. Red-10;
Mt, Pleasant Grocery-
Groceries and Feed.
Pac. 163-J.
GROCERIES, PRODUCE COM.
Larsen & Co. Hay, Grain, Feed,
Poultry supplies. Wholesale and re
tail grocers. Phone 70.
HARNESS DEALERS & MFGS.
Cross, F. II. Harness and Shoe Store.
511-7th St. Thone, Home A-255. '
d..u.j k1i' Fr tbia number i. ,i ,,t o,l l,of- and Stone. Win., Harness Maker and Ke-
1 . "uu'l ",m - . otantU Of Tal Wnm
it should not be difficult to secure
heln of any particular kind. Many
of those who have found employment
through the Government's service are
Enelish-speaking aliens who nave
had thorough agricultural training
and experience in their native lands
sheep andhorses,' and motor cars
and slaves and souls of men.
J. L. JONES.
pairing.
B-64.
HOTELS
For Hay Fever or Asthma
Many persons dread July on ac
Their thrift and steadiness together colmfc 0f the recurrence of hay fever,
Electric Hotel Best in Clackamas
Co. European 50c-$1.50; American
$1.00-$1.50. Popular priced restau
rant. Bet. 4th & 5th, on Main.
HOSPITALS
Under new
STARK'S COMMENTARIES
He evidently forgot that beautiful
alleged "eugenic law" graft in uor
a himiav nnt.. Hnwn on the num- valler books.
bers was presented in a judicial trag-1 I do not wish to belittle his ef
edy in the courthouse at Portland. ; forts to assist the weaker sex, but
The person usually denominated "a . like all legal reforms it would leave
Judge" pulled of his judicial dunce- j matters in a general way just as they
cap and blabbed right out before the are at present. If he would have
a,hnlfl Rcbnnl. He said amone other drafted a bill declaring all laws null
things, that our resnectable people and void related to this question it
were a bunch of cowardly murderers
in their daily habits.
The case at bar was a couple of
women mothers who were accused
of extinguishing a tiny spark of hu
man fire that glowed and shed a
faint light for a few moments across
the hearthstone of the mystery we
call life. The authors, not having
nut the si en of the $ in soft palms
of a couple of parasites before the
act, seem to have decided upon a pre
emptory end and these frail crea
tures were, according to this mys
terious fiction called "law," about to
be punished for this act. Thereupon
the judge made some observations,
which for want of a more appropriate
word we will call ultra-judicial. He,
for the moment either forgot he was
a judge or, having been overcome
with contempt for its limitations, be
came a man. What a relief it is to
find this small flower of human com
passion in the great Sahara of judic
ial humbug!
It may be said, and be supported
with uncounted precedent, that the
reason for this astonishing outbreak
is the defendants were poor and
therefore there was nothing to be
gained to put up a court battle, con
sequently the case ended abruptly.
This, however, did not necessitate
anv truthful remarks from the presdl
law was passed, so if anything is
!has been worked the reformers can
would have been an effort worthy of
a mind so receptive as he possess.
No doubt he went as far as he-understood,
or perhaps had the cour
age to eto and he surely has taken
a great step toward the tiny light of
freedom creeping thru the court
room keyhole.
Here is hoping he may yet go for
ward so fast that he will be kicked
out of office, which is no place for
a man; any kind of a dinky lawyer
is fit for a judge, and we have about
a score or more bumming about Ore
gon City who, to judge from appear
ance, will never become useful to
humanity, anyway. Men are made
of sterner stuff.
Speaking of reforms, popular or
otherwise, reminds me oi tne onf
great reform stunt of the 1914 vin.
tage. For some reason it seems to
have soured on the reformer's stom.
ach before they fully got it down.
Discontent seems to be brewing in
the reformers' cauldron. . The claim is
put forward that the late legislature
put over a swindle in the three peck
drv measure. I seldom feel called
upon to defend the actions of the
legislative bug house. In this case
there appears to be method in their
madness. If the English language
means anything the usual words im
ply the so-called prohibition amena-
. i l . u
ing judge. His stepping out of the ment meant "special privilege w
irksome judicial treadmill seems to j bunch" and those people who voted
have been actuated by strictly human I for the amendment have no cause for
motives, to which courthouses are to- action in the court of public com
tal strangers. To become a man plaint. Surely the law builders gave
amid such surroundings is nothing us this kind of dope. . . ., .
short of a phenomenon. Quite likely One of the most pathetic incidents
he remembered the question Epictetus in connection with this raw deal was
v.; inAnontinl visitor if helU'Ren trying to be granny to this
did not recall the still more heroic miserable abortion. I have heard' he
remark bv that famous anarchist, j now claims that the legislature did
"NoitW do I condemn thee, go thy i not vote fair. For a lawyer and a
wav and sin no more."
This, for the time, human Deing,
publicist to file such a complaint is
funnv or perhaps woise. Did he
justly condemns the dauble standard never read the prohibition fable on
of so-called (im)"morals' and then : the ballot? That the amendment did
tells us he drafted a bill for a law .not propose pruuiuinui. a0
to bring both parties into court, and i anyone who read it ever so casually.
. .1 1 - 11
amiss it can easily De uiameu on
God. With but few exceptions the
clergy endorsed this swindle. These
groomed grovelings were given the
privilege of unlimited importation.
Had these persons been possessed of
ever so small an atom of manhood
they would have protested against
this cheap vaudeville swindle, but as
they have always been singled out by
the exploiters of mankind for special
pleasure of the powers that be.
Verily I say unto you they have
their reward.
A recent contributor to the Cour
ier tells us that fermented wine is
improper stuff for t"sacramental"
purposes and gives a recipe for mak
ing Bryan juice, which is tne proper
dope. I have looked rather diligently
in the Holy King James version, but
in vain, for this ?",cred formula. Per
haps the new and down-to-date trans
lations give it and I am behind the
times. During my uneventful ca
reer in this vale of (substitutes I
have wandered among a couple hun
dred church edifices of various
brands of religious breakfast foods,
all having the name blown in the
bottle and the yellow label over the
cork and to my simple understand
ing all bore a similar relation to
Christianity, as this 24-quart-every-
new-moon stuff bears to prohibition,
Moreover, I find many of them brag-
ems that their adulterations are
"just as good" as the blood of the
Lamb. It s beyond me.
During the last political tryout a
temperance (24-quart) worker sought
to enlist me in this "holey'' cause.
I denounced the whole thing as a
deliberate swindle and proved that it
was merely to keep us interested
while the plunderbund were going
through our pockets. This solicitor
admitted the charge to be true. You
see there was a chance for a few
easy dollars "promoting morals"
other peoples', of course, and besides
being wined and dined in elegant par
lors and lionized at church functions,
all of which is preferable to work of
the real kind.
The blear-eyed goddess of reform
will have her votaries periodically,
and no chance of being classed as an
undesirable citizen. So long as you
do not attempt to drive the money
changers out you are safe. During
the period of these reform propa
ganda there ia a chance to have a
go into cold storage till again need
ed.
JOHN F. STARK.
with their knowledge ot intensive cui- Foley,s Honey and Tar Compound
tivation manes .B.n vu- recotrnized as the ideal Oregon City Hospital,
hands in tnis country. , ,omf nth t Wn. Private
TK CAtrammanr. m narr. i( umri v i remeuv iui iiav ioyci emu vin " . .
well fitted to supply seasonable labor, cause it heals and soothes that raw,
i, oo Wrt, on1 nnnlo , ekinor and rasDincr reeling in tne inrouu anu
harvest- eases the choking sensation. It al
ing and' other tasks that require the lays inflammation and irritation and
larire number of brines about easy and natural breath-
handa for a short but busy season, ing. Contains no habit-forming
This was demonstrated in the Hood drugs. Jones Drug Co,
River valley during the recent straiv
MORE ABOUT OIL
Estacada Automobilists Might Have
Had Finger in "Road Pie"
Seeing that the Courier has been
the nhieetive Doint of sundry thun
derbolts and verbal bombs during the plications are
berry harvest, for which the Govern
ment's Employment Branch supplied
the majority of pickers, an inspector
being detailed to Hood Kiver to per
sonally supervise the distribution of
workers. Arrangements have already
been made to register hop pickers
for the aDDroachine harvest, and ap-
now being received
C. SCHUEBEL
LAWYER
DEUTCHER ADVAKAT
Oregon City Bank Bldg.
Oregon City
room $21, wards $10 weekly. Miss
Swales, Pres., Miss Thomas, Vice
Pres., Miss Marrs, Sec.-Treas. Spec,
case rates on application. Phones:
384 and A-78. "
ICE DEALERS
Oregon City Ice Works Pure Ice,
Good Coal. Phones 56 & 14; zoi
12th St.'.
LAUNDERIES WET WASH
Dr. L. G. ICE
DENTIST
Oregon City
past few weeks because it ventured from the growers for parties of pick
f a. tiann .j.n;im, Bra tn be suDDlied at the opening OI I
to comment ou mo fium iutot.....6
...I I. nfuweli horo tn thfl RGaSOll.
mention that the Courier isn't the Any postmaster or agent of the
only paper that sees things differently Department or Agriculture BUtu.-
from local owners of benzine buggies, weu to imve ti -r
. .... . .mnlAir&fa nf fonllpufd Tnr WOFK
The following is trom tne last issue yum c...i,.u,j. r " V. RaUor Ruilriinn
nr tho Tctan, Prnoress-the Daner from those desiring same. Or, bet- Beaver BUIIQing
-i.iJ U, Violl l n,y. tor Rtlll. BUCn UUU11CUMUIID limjr
"The Progress must have stirred sent direct to the Employment Branch phonM Paolflo, 1121. Horn A II
up something in its recent criticism Department ot Laoor, w m
of the county court for spending Exchange Building, Port a nd, Oregon,
1. f!rtA ilAt mill Ka Ytnrt WT m
$1600.00 for road oil. my wmcn oinco u ...
"The county seat papers are still ly acknowledged,
.rivincr it. nublicitv. with the Courier
as ever seeing the fairness of Eas- ON SEEING CLEARLY
tern Clackamas' contention and the
Enterprise as always defending the Corrspondent Finds in History a So-
court and trying to find excuse lor iutjon 0f Many Problms
the ,iwju.uu navmg DW us.u Thj followin?
ordered. . , ' . . f nnl hv Mr.
"We have final y earned what letter a ..u...
, 'JLmnhilP. club' i. although Jo published in last week's Cour-
Residence 6 1 2 Phones: Main 1 101
Center St. M. 3
Dr. X. McDonald
Veterinary Surgeon
Office, Red Front Barn
Phones: Mam 1 lb
OREGON
Gladstone Laundry Family Wash-
wagon calls and delivers. Phone
304-R.
LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLE
Fashion Livery G. A. Bergren, Prop.
Tel. A-95 & 65. Auto service. 4th
and Main. -
Red Front Livery II. H. Hughes,
Prop., 6th & Water St. Auto livery,
phones: 110 & B-9.
LUMBER DEALERS
Gladstone Lumber Co, wholesale & re
tail II. E. Williams, Mgr. Phones:
Frmrs. 811 and 292-J.
: -
Hood, C. J. Lumber, lath, shingles,
screens, wood, moulding. Mam St.,
at 12th. Tel. 143, B-284.
! PIANO DEALEllS
B-9
CITY
the 'automobile club' is, although
Commissioner Mattoon had previous
ly stated that he didn't know who or
what thev were. It is a little or
ganization called the Clackamas
County Auto Club, with headquar
ters in Oregon City, comprising be
tween 30 and 40 members. To quote
from the Enterprise of July 16th:
' "Plans for a membership cam
paign which is expected to bring in
100 members within the next month,
were made at a meeting of the Clack
amas county automobile Club Friday
night. The organization now has be
tween 30 and 40 actvie members.'
"Isn't it laughable when you get
at the bottom of this affair to dis.
cover that a body of 30 to 40 auto
mobilists can merely request from
the county court and get $1600.00,
when Eastern Clackamas with over
15,000 members cannot get a cent of
it.
"There are in the vicinity of Es
tacada about 100 automobile owners,
who by getting together might just
as well have asked for this $1600.00
first, as the money was raised partly
ier.l
Editor Courier: It is a serious
fault in our educational system that
no history but that of the United
States is taught in the public schools.
No one can understand the Bible
without at' least an outline of ancient
history and its accompanying chonol
ogy. The confusion of religious fac
tions in the world now is largely due
to ignorance of history.
Many people probably most of
them cannot distinguish between pa
ean and papal Rome. They think the
name Rome applies to the Roman
Catholic church. The slave empire
of Rome of which I am writing, exlst-
SlXTlffX o7e da; theof high life. After the swindle from a tax on their machines.
ed for centuries before the rise of
the papel power.
I remember distinctly that the his.
tory I studied in cshool Btated that
thft wnrld was in a state of profound
peace at the time of the birth of
Christ in the reign of Augustus
Caesar, the first emporor of Rome,
This was the Roman peace (Pax Ro-
It. is. Raid that a Russian general
after crushing an insurrection in Po-f
Geo. C. Brownell
LAWYER
Caufield Bldg.
Oregon City
F. F. Theroux Dealer in pianos and
and Sewing Machines. 519 Main.
PLUMBERS, HEATING & TINNING
F. C. Gadke General jobbing shop &
display rooms 914 Main St. Phone
265-R.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INS.
W. F. Schooley & Co. 612 Main St.,
Phone 50, Res. Thone 198-W.
Oregon
SHOE MAKERS AND REPAIRING
Wm. Feitelaon Champion Shoe Re
pairer modern macninery, expert
work, right prices. Main bet 7 & 8.
E. H. COOPER
The Insuranoa Man
The only exclusive Fire Insurance in
the city. Established 1902
Enterprise Bldg., Main near Sixth
J. A. LIZBERO
Abstracter
See him for Abstracts of Title, Loans,
Rpal Estate. Insurance, Deeds, Mort
gages and any fact in any Public
Record.
OFFICE 718 MAIN ST.,
Oregon City
TAILORS LADIES & GENTS.
Wm. McLarty Andresen Bldg. Phone
358-J. First class work only.
Are You Feeling Fit?
Do you envy the man or woman of
untiring energy, strong body and hap
py disposition? All these depend up
on good health, and good health is
impossible when the kidneys are weaic
overworked or diseased. Foley Kid
ney Pills act promptly and help the
kidneys filter the blood and cast out
the poisonous waste products that
cause sore and swollen muscles and
joints, backache, rheumatism and the
symptoms that give warning of dan
gerous kidney and bladder ailments.
Jones Drug Co.
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