candidates coming first, especial-!
ly in county matters.
Published every Thursday at
The onl\ reason that can be as- j
Estaeada. Oregon
signed
for the large Democratic
R. M. Standiah, Kditnr and Manager
vote in this county, as well as in
F.ntercd at the poatotfiee in Kstacada,
the state at large on the national
Oregon, as second-class mail.
questions, is that other issues j
S U H S f KII'TIO N R A T H S
$ 1 0 0 than the protection o f Oregon
One year
Six months
lumber industries must have ap-1
peared more important.
Thursday, Novem ber 16, 1916
As to the wisdom o f suffrage,
this part o f tiie county at least.
F o ra time Iasi week, it looked , cannot contend that the women I
as though there would he a sev- j voted less intelligently than their
eranee o f interscholastic athletic men, although it is likely that the ]
relations between the Oregon strong stand on prohibition was \
t'ity and Estaeada high schools. due to the women’ s vote.
Oregon City fo ra time insisted
W ith election over and all bets:
on a ruling which is in vogue
among some o f the city schools, settled, it is time Estaeada re-1
namely that no student over 21 turned to a realization o f its side- j
years o f age may participate in walk situation, as fully 25 « o f!
athletics. There is also a similar the c ity ’s walks are in an unsight - j
HEN your
you I money is in the bank it is safe from pick-
ruling that no student may take! ly and mighty dangerous condi-1
pockets. and burglars. A man who is known to carry
part in athletics fo r more than | tion.
h large sum
i
o f money on his person soon is marked as
four years.
j
As an advertisement fo r a pros-!
prey by the thief. None of the big men of the country
The latter ruling is just, but 'perous, grow ing community, it is I
carry large sums of pionev about. Don’t tempt the thief. It
may cost you not only vour money, but your Life. Bank your
the former, in the instance o f ! a poor one and not consistent!
money with us.
rural high schools is not fair and i with our new hard surfaced pave- j
should be eliminated in Claeka- ment.
So get out your little!
mas County at least.
i hammer now and put it to good !
Ask us for one of our Home Savings Banks
O wing to the economic condi- j practical use.
tions o f farm life, many students j
are forced to lose more or less Complainant Acts As Judge
schooling during their childhood,
f .
E. Beckwith o f Estaeada, j
with tarm work or other duties u-ho also is Recorder and a resi--
Leroy D. Walker. President
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Thomas Yocum. Vice President
occupying an interval o f a year (jt»nt o f Sandy, was last week
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Cashier
or so; then again, many rural placed in the embarrassing ixisi- \
students are a year or two be tion o f acting as complainant in a ”
hind their city neighbors in their I case at Sandv, laier acting as
grades, owing to the handicap o f judge at the hearing,
poor country schools, which up: The case was the result o f an I
to a few years ago were riot un- attempt to abate a nuisance, and '
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common, even in this county.
had it not been fo r the defendant
As a result, the Estaeada'High having been fined So for contempt
o f court, the complainant-judge
School, like many others similar would probably have exerciser)
ly situated, is offering education even more leniency, but as it
al advantages to students who was, exercised an amount o f
before they graduate will have i fairness hardly to be expected
O f All Kinds
under the conditions.
attained their majority.
As athletics are an important
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factor in attracting and holding!
many boys in high school, the en - j George Dodge. who for the
forcement o f the 21 year age lim-1 past three years has been as
sociated with the N e w s’ office, is
it, would result disastrously, with
iiving this week fo r Portland.
some students leaving school.
It is with regret that the N e w s’ :
Again, no age limit has yet staff consents to the leaving o f
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been fixed to bar the older stu -'M r. Dodge, hut ow ing to the re
dents from competition in o ra -, nioval o f his family, Mr. and
Use our Wide Mouth S e 'f Sealing Jars
tory or other branches o f com Mrs. T. H. Dodge and daughters,
it became necessary.
petition, so the ruling is not con
The New s is fortunate in hav
sistent nor fa ir to the rural high
ing secured the services o f John
schools.
Dunseath o f Currinsville, an ex-
Iterienced printer, who will i:ere-
Estaeada, Oregon
The past vote o f the various after he identified w ith this office,
eastern ( ' l a c k a m a s districts —
— — — — —
speaks w ell for the high standard
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o f morals in this community and
plainly indicated that Ixiih sexes
had made a study o f the various
measures and amendments, prior
to voting.
On the question o f prohibition,
this'community stood pat, voting
not only against the "brew ers'
Wanted by Portland Union Stock Yards expert buyer, who will visit this section, as often as is nec
amendment” but voting strongly
essary. So advise us what you have fo r sale.
in favor, o f the so called
lione-
dry.law .*'.
As to the HOG B U Y IN G , it will lie conducted as always by
Api>arentl> a strict adherence
to party lines was forgotten, with
e s t a c a d a
the personality and fitness o f the
Eastern Clackamas News
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Standard and Fancy Groceries
Vegetables and Fruits In Season
BEEF CATTLE
GIVENS,
The M.tn Who Ha* Helped To Build Up Th*» Local Livestock Industry.