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Estacada, Oregon
K. M. Standi.sh, Editor and Manager it, consider whether you feel that
the News is worth the subscrip­
Entered at the postotfiee in Estacada, tion price and then if you have
Oregon, as second-class mail.
not paid up in advance by July
1st, dont get angry at the pub­
S ubscription R ates
lisher for stopping your paper.
One year
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$1.00
The U. S. Postal Service, in
Six months
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.50 order to assist in the dissemina­
tion of reading matter in all com­
munities, makes low special mail­
Thursday, June 22, 1916
you are a business man, if you are a pro­
ing rates for newspapers and per­
fessional man, if you are employed at a
iodicals,
providing
the
subscrip­
Probably few readers of the
daily wage, make up your mind to deposit
are paid in advance, in oth­
various Clackamas County papers tions
weekly a certain sum of money in tlm bank.
er
words
providing
the
readers
would ever suspect that the edi­ desire the paper sufficiently to
You’ll be surprised how the sum will grow.
tors of the various news mediums, pay for same.
Cash in bunk gingers up the man who (ms
are pretty friendly and occasion­ This postal regulation is being
it there. He Inis more confidence in him­
ally get together and enjoy a enforced by the postal authorities,
self. The business man is ready fora dull season. He
square meal at mutual expense. consequently all subscriptions
is ready for an opportunity.
So is the professional nun. The man who is work­
The addition of W. E. Brainerd, which are not paid in advance by
ing for u daily wage and who hasn’t any money in bank
succeeding G. E. Brookings as July 1st next, will be stopped an.d
editor of the Can by Herald; and the subscribers should not feel
frequently is fearful of a loss of bis situation. He does
not work as well or with the confidence in himself as
of C. W. Robey, taking over the that it is a personal injustice.
does the man with something laid aside for a rainy day.
responsibilities of the Oregon
The News has between five and
City Courier, in place of E. R. six hundred subscribers and does
BUILD UP YOUK BANK ACCOUNT.
Brown and with the advent of not wish to lose a single one, ow­
editor Jones at Oswego, it is time ing to this postal regulation.
the Clackamas County publishers
The $1. subscription price now
get together once more and get current, or the $1.50 price, which
L ia m a
acquainted.
will take effect August 1st, is low
It used to be laughable to see ernv, gh to allow of all residents
Ask us for one of our H om e Savings Banks
editors Brown and Brodie of the affording to take the home news­
pulpy city's rival newspapers, paper and as to whether the
hobnobbing together over the News is worth the small amount
demi-tasse and lighting cigarettes charged, is a question for each
from the same match, the next subscriber to answer.
day to be back at their desks
This week’s heavy rains have
throwing verbal bombs at each
been a Godsend to the farmers in
other.
Leroy D. Walker, President * -
Thomas Yocum, Vice President
During one of these get-to­ this section, with garden and field
Irwin
D.
Wright,
Cashier
gether-meals, even editor Taylor crops already greatly benefited,
although
the
damage
done
by
of Molalla forgets that he once
was a preacher and acts like an Monday’s hail storm remains to
ordinary well mannered editor be seen, as harm was done to all
and in the meantime, the News’ tomato and melon patches, with
editor sits by in silence, absorb­ rumors current of damage done
ing wisdom from the remarks to fruit.
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and actions of the old guard pub­ The extreme hot weather of last
week, while it stopped vegetable
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lishers.
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We are pleased to note from the favorable +
growth, was ideal for the eradi-
The News herewith wishes to eating of weeds and many farm-
+ comments we have received in regard to our +
compliment and congratulate the I ers avaijed themselves of the
+ change in policy, that the idea of paying cash for +
Clackamas County officers, G il- 1 opportunity._______
+ your merchandise has been so well received and +
bert C. Hedges, District Attorney I „ .
+ seems in a fair way to become popular with all +
and W. J. Wilson, Sheriff, for the . Patriotism is not at all lacking
+ —and we are sure that after you have given this +
good work done in the final con-i,n this part of the county, with
viction and sentencing of Fritz niany men already wishing to en-
+ way a fair trial that you will be fully convinced +
Boysen of Milwaukie, for viola-
as volunteers, with several of
+ that it is the best way.
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tions of the prohibition law.
the professional men considering
Boysen was convicted in the offering their services in the hos-
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It will be our aim to keep our prices where ♦
Justice Court several weeks ago P'tal corPs-
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♦ you can realize the most for your money.
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and sentenced to serve six months
11 Uncle bam needs some first-
No account will be carried longer than the *
in the penitentiary ai.d pay a $500. c*ass, healthy, sharp-shooting re-.
fine, but expected to be able to cruits, the Estacada country can i
15th of the month following purchase.
escape the penitentiary term and i furnish them, being men accus-
+
Give us a trial and see what we can do.
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get off with his usual fine, by ap-: t°med f° out-of-door life, perfect-
pealing the case
ly able to take care of themselves
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In the appeal.’ which came up and K0™1 scrappers when the
last week before Judge Campbell
comes,
in the Circuit Court, the sentence
Ira
A. Hutchins, manager o f (
of the Justice Court was upheld. the Linn-Benton
Fruit Growers
Boysen has been given time to Assn., of Brownsville,
Ore., was
file a bill of exceptions and pre­ an Estacada visitor Tuesday.
E ST A C A D A ,
OREGON
pare a motion for a new trial and
placed under $2,000. bail, but it
looks as though his efforts this
A d vise M e W hat You H ave For S ale
time to escape the jail sentence
would he futile.
In passing sentence on the prop­
rietor ot the notorious Hotel Belle.
Judge Campbell did not mince
words in denouncing the propri­
etor and his place of business,
and coupled with the scoring of
the District Attorney, it should
be some time before Boysen a t­
and let me know as far in advance as possible.
tempts to peddle booze again.
Eastern Clackamas News
(Form erly E stacada Progress)
Estacada State Bank
The Cash Store
L.
A
CHAPMAN
THE CASH GROCERY
LIVESTOCK
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Williams of
Portland, visited this week at
the home of his sister. Mrs. C.
F. Frazier of Estacada.
NOTE:—A “ Top Hog“ , which is the one that brings the best profits to the grower,
should be fat, in good condition and weigh from 165 to 225 pounds.
GIVENS,
e s t a c a d a
The Man Who Has Helped To Build Up The Local Livestock Industry.
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