port o f every citizen o f the state.
With the company now' paying
wages to all employees in keeping
with the increased cost o f living,
it should l>e entitled to increase
its rates in proportion.
Eastern Clackamas News
Published every Thursday at
Estacada, Oregon
K. M. Htandinh,
Editor and .Manager
Entered at the poatoffice in EHtaeada,
Oregon, as Hecond-clsHH mail.
W e Strive To Please
Easy Lessons In Politics
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This is the picture o f a man.
Who is this
man?
good
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This good looking man is E. E.
Brodie.
Where does he live?
Horrors!
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Why?
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Undertaking and Embalming :
L. A. Chapman
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In Oregon City.
Estacada
Licensed Embalmer
Phone
Store or Residence
Operating
Hearse and Morgue
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Ask him.
What is his business?
He prints a newspaper, called
the Oregon City Enterprise.
What is his
paper for?
Because
ations.
picture
he has
in this
M. J. KERKES
|M>litical aspir
What does he want?
a'
The office o f Secretary o f State.
When?
At the next election.
Will he make
for the job?
a good man
You bet he will.
Why ?
Because he is honest, hardwork
ing and by the nature o f his
training, qualified to handle the
detail o f that office.
Is he a regular politician?
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He is not. this being his first o f
fense.
Is he*"» friend o f Eastern
Clackamas County?
He is and was broad-minded
enough to recognize the wisdom
o f the late Cascade County
cause.
Now is the time you need
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Electric Lamps and Fixtures
Buyer For The A lbina Dressed Beef Com pany O f'P ortland.
LIVESTOCK
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And also if you need any
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Estacada
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of all descriptions
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C. C. Miller
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to hriyhten up your home during these dull days.
P L U M B IN G and T I N N I N G
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“ The Best Is None Too Good For You”
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quality
in
to live up to our motto
Estacada,
' The plea o f the P. R. 1,. & P.
I ii. now lieing made to the Pub
lic Service Commission, asking to
be allowed to increase its rate
from 5c to tic should receive the
tsmsent of that body and the sup
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“ Ribles For Soldiers” is the
slogan o f another important cam
paign now receiving state wide
attention, with Oregon scheduled
in raise $15,000. This campaign
is being backed by the majority
of religions organizations o f the
stale, with December 9th to 17th
being the time allowed for the
drive.
Fhe value o f putting the
Scriptures into the hands o f all
soldiers and sailors, as an instru
ment in aiding the morale, is too
.'\ ulent to need further empha-
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not
L. A. Chapman
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The News has been asked by a
leading farmer o f this commun
ity to start a campaign urging
the installation o f public scales
in Estacada.
On investigating, we find that
nearly every city or town o f any
consequence has a public scales,
in-sortie instances being operated
by the city, with a small charge
made for weighing.
Today Estacada is without such
a convenience and the few pri-
y ate scales are so located as to
lie nearly inaccessible for public
weighing.
Such scales probably would not
exceed an expense ol over $200.
and should pay for themselves
within a few years from the
receipts.
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Fhe nation wide campaign to
enroll 15,000,000 people in the
Red Cross is now well underway,
with
Oregon’s quota 240.000
members.
The slogan o f the
campaign is “ Join the Red Cross;
all you need a dollar and a
heart. “
f
to give.
We can get cheaper merchan
dise
Remember it costs no more to
buy Red Cross stamps for your
Xmas packages, than other seals
and the proceeds go towards the
crusade
against
tuberculosis.
Huy your supply now at any o f
the local stores.
how
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If you have any for sale - phone
Henry Githens, Currinsville.