EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY FEB. Itf, 1922.
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large nnd fundam ental way.
The next step, which will he a pat- 1
r
I.
O.O.
F.
tern for other groups. Is now being
LOCAL B R E V I T I E S
Esta'ada Lodt>e ;
prepared by the grnin-rnlsers through
the establishm ent of sales media which
No. 175.
shall handle grain separately or col- \
A N D N E W S IT E M S
SHOE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
M
eets
every
S
aturday
evening in
lectlvely, as the Individual farm er may '
th
eir
lodge
room,
corner
of
Bi
mid
elect. It Is this step—the plan of the I
H arness K epaiied. Shoe laces , t,ni
way and Third streets. Visiting
| Custom prices. E verything foi Sh
Committee of Seventeen—which bus |
brothers
a
re
alw
ays
welcome.
created so much opposition nnd Is ,
Mrs. J. W. Moore spent Friday
C. F. M. Brown, N. G.
thought by some to lie In conflict with
B. H . JOHNSON.
By BERNARD M. BARUCH
in Portland.
Fred Bartholomew, Secretary,
the nntl-trnst lnws. Though there Is
now before congress a m easure de
ESTACADA, P. O. Box 14 OREG O
Mrs. W. A. Heylman was in
signed to clear np doubt on this point,
Portland Friday.
the grain-producers are not relying on
any im munity from anti-trust loglsla- ;
(R ep rin ted fro m A tlan tic M onthly)
Miss Gladys Kandle spent Sat
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tlon. They desire, nnd they nre en- j
urday in Portland.
titled, to co-ordinate th eir efforts Just
as effectively as the large business In- j
For Glass and Glazing—See
ind' rlduulists. W hile Industrial p ro
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terests of the country have done. In
duction
and
all
phases
of
the
huge
com
Pointer, the painter.
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connection w ith the selling organiza
mercial
mechanism
and
Its
m
yriad
ac
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w hat Is the fnriner asking?
tions the United S tates Grain Growers
Mr. and Mrs. Simms returned W Now,
cessories have articu lated nnd co-ordi
ithout trying to catalogue the re
Incorporated
Is
drafting
a
scheme
of
from Portland, Saturday after medial m easures th a t have been sug nated them selves all the way from n at financing instrum entalities and nuxtll- \
Olympic Pancake Flour and Rolled Oats, 5 pkgs $1.00
ural raw m aterials to retail sales, the
gested In his behnlf, th e principal p ro
ary
agencies
which
are
indispensable
noon.
business of agriculture has gone on In
posals th at hear directly on the Im
to the successful utfllzntion of modern
Onion Sets are nearly all gone, hurry if you want
Dr. Charles K. Carey made a provem ent of his distrib u tin g and m ar much the one man fashion of the back business methods.
woods of the first p a rt . of the nine
some.
flying business trip to Portland, keting relations may he sum m arized as teenth century, when the farm er was
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f, H ows:—
self sufficient and did not depend upon,
Tuesday.
F ir s t: storage w arehouses for cot
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care very much, w hat th e great
C IT A T IO N
C. W. Willard and family re ton, wool, and tobacco, and elevators or
world was doing. The result Is thut
Blend Flour.
for grain, of sufficient capacity to meet the ag ricu ltu ral group Is alm ost ns In the C ount y C ourt for the S tate of
turned Friday afternoon from a the
maximum dem and on them at the
Oregon,
for
C
lackam
as
Count.
much at a disadvantage In dealing with
visit to-friends in Salem.
peak of the m arketing period. The
Fresh Vegetables all fhe time.
other economic groups as the Jay farm In the m a tte r of the partnership estate
farm
er
thinks
th
a
t
e
ith
e
r
p
rivate
capi
Mrs. Steiner and Miss Johan
of J. W. Reed and E arl Shibley, as
er of the funny pages In the hands of
tal must furnish these facilities, or the
Reed & Shiblev.
na Lichthorn went to Portland sta te m ust erect and own the eleva sleek urban confidence men, who sell
To Lucy Mae Reed, Clarence Reed,
him acreage In C entral P a rk or the
tors and warehouses.
Sunday Morning.
Hoppes, Rachael Mae ,)eming,
Chicago city hall. The leaders of the Sadie
I pay Portland prices. Come in and see. c
Russell O. Reed, Mary Alice Reed and
econd: weighing and grading of
farm ers thoroughly u nderstand this, and Florence Ju n e Reed, heirs a t law
Charles Linn arrived f r o m ag S ricu
ltu ral products, and certification and they nre Intelligently striving to
I may bark but I don’t bite.
Portland Saturday afternoon to thereof, to be done by Im partial and Integrate th eir Industry so th a t It will of J. W. Reed, deceased, and to Earl
Shibley,’ surviving p a rtn e r of the p a rt
disinterested public Inspectors (th is Is
pay a visit to relatives here.
he on an equal footing with o th er busi nership of Reed and Shibley, and to all
already accom plished to some extent
nesses.
other persons uni-nown i n t e r e s t e d
Say, Folks! Dinty is still on the by the federal licensing of weighers
As an exam ple of Integration, take therein.
g rad ers), to elim inate underpay
WHEREAS, upon petition of Lucy
the steel Industry, In which the model
job, ‘ferninst’ the depot, where and
ing, overcharging, and u n fa ir grading,
Mae “Reed, ad m in istratrix herein, an
Is
the
U
nited
S
tates
Steel
Corporation,
you can get Eats D r i n k s and and to facilitate the utilization of the
with Its Iron mines. Its coal mines, Its order was duly made and entered in the
Smokes,
2-9-2t stored products ns the basis of credit. Inke mid rail tran sp o rtatio n , Its ocean above entitled C ourt and cause on Feb
ruary, 4th, 1922, directing th a t you, and
T h ir d : a certainty of credit sufficient
Fred Cadenau arrived Monday to enable the m arketing of products vessels. Its by-product coke ovens, Its each of you, appear in this Court on or
blast
furnaces,
Its
open
h
c
a
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h
and
Defore Monday, M arch 20th, 1922, and
from Terrebonne, in Deschutes In an orderly manner.
F o u rth : the D epartm ent of Agricul Bessem er furnaces. Its rolling mills, Its show cause why an order should not
county, where he had been for ture should collect, tabulate, sum m a tube mills and other m anufacturing be granted for the sale of the follow
ing described real property belonging
some months.
rize, and regularly and frequently p u b processes th a t are carried to the high to the said partn ersh ip estate.
Read the Ads in the N e w s .
lish and distribute to the farm ers, full est degree of finished production com
The w esterly 30 fe e t of L ot th irteen
G. R. Crawford of Crawford Inform ation from all the m arkets of patible with the large tra d e It has (13),
Block six (6), E stacada, C lacka
up. All this Is generally conced
Bros. Motor Co., was in Portland the world, so th a t they shall be as well built
ed to he to the advantage of the con m as county, Oregon, according to the
informed
of
th
eir
selling
position
ns
duly recorded map and plat thereof,
Monday.
b Ly
Gresham - Oregon
buyers now are of th eir buying posi sumer. Nor does the steel corporation
All of Lot fourteen (I4),xB lock six
Inconsiderately
dump
Its
products
on
W. F. Gildner, electrical in tion.
(6), E stacada, Clackam as County, O re
Warren Me Willis
F ifth : freedom to Integrate the busi the m arket. On the contrary. It so gon. according to the duly recorded
spector for the state Bureau of
acts
th
a
t
It
Is
frequently
n
stabilizing
map
and
plat
th
ereo
f.
ness of ag ricu ltu re by m eans of con
Local Ajtent for Estacada
at prices th a t are right.
Labor, was in town Monday on solidated selling agencies, co-ordinat Influence, ns is often the case w ith oth W H ER EA S, by order dated F ebruary
er
large
organizations.
It
Is
m
aster
of
4th 1912, duly made and entered it was
ing and co-operating In such way ns to
a tour of inspection.
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put th e farm er on an equal footing its distribution as well ns of its pro directed th a t citation issue by tne
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See Mrs, Gates for piano in with the large buyers of Ills products, duction. If prices are not satisfactory Clerk of said C ourt to said heirs a t law
a t all lim es.
products are held back or produc of J . W. Reed, deceased, and to E arl I
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struction, 10 years expedience. and with commercial relntlons la other the
Shibley
surviving
p
a
rtn
e
r
of
the
p
a
rt
tion Is reduced o r suspended. It Is not
nership of Reed and Shibley, and to
75c, $1.00 and $1.25, according Industries.
When a business requires specialized compelled to send a year’s work to the all other persons unknown interested
a t the tim e for chickens or for
m
arket
a
t
one
time
and
take
w
hatever
to length of lesson. .
1-26-2-9 talent, it lias to buy It. So will the
herein, directing each of them to a p - !
seed,
fa r m e rs ; and perhaps the best way for it can get under such circum stances. pear in said C ourt on or before said
WVhile in Portland, Friday, the them to get It would he to utilize some It has one selling policy nnd Its own date and show cause why said order J
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departm ent. N either nre the should not be granted.
is your Home Company.
editor met S. E. Wooster and J. of the present m achinery of the larg export
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NOW T H E R E F O R E in the nam e of
est established ngencles dealing In grades and qualities of steel determ in
See us regard:, g your
like
our
prepared
feeds.
W. Shafford on the streets. The fiirm products. Of course. If he wishes, ed at the caprice of the buyer, nor does the S ta te of Oregon, you and each of
p roperty,
Insure your
former said he was a little lone the farm er may go fu rth e r and engage the la tte r hold the scales. In this sin you, are hereby cited tn appear a t the
in flour-milling and o th er m anufactures gle Integration of the steel corporation County C ourt room in Oregon City, I
some,
Clackam as County, Oregon, on or be
of food products. In my opinion, Is represented about 40 per cent of the fore Monday, M arch20th, 1022, and show , U a t the old price.
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Cleve Wagner and family however, he would be wise to stop steel production of America. The rest cause
if
any
t
h
e
r
e
‘be,
why
an
order!
Always
glad
to
quote
price?.
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Against
Is mostly in the hands of n few large
came over Saturday to visit his short of that. Public Interest may he companies.
not be granted by the above
Buy w eie you sell and sell
In ordinary tim es the should
opposed to all g reat In teg ratio n s; hut.
ed C ourt for the sale of the above
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parents, Mr, and Mrs. P. M. In justice, should they be forbidden to steel corporation, by example, stabilizes nam
w here you g e t the most.
i S£AL ( described! real
property, as
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all
steel
prices.
If
this
is
perm
issible
Wagner. They returned Sunday the farm er and perm itted to others?
(
) prayed for in said petition.
THEFT or
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Portland, Estacada
The corporate form of association can (It Is even desirable, because stable W’lTNESS my hand and seal of Court
to their home in Newberg.
COLLISION
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nnd
fa
ir
prices
are
essential
to
solid
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affixed this 4th day of February, 1922.
not now be wholly adapted to his ob
Transportation Co.
and
continued
prosperity)
why
would
FR
E
D
A.
M
ILLER
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jects
and
conditions.
The
looser
co
Dr. W. W. Rhodes, osteopathic
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County Clerk.
operative form seems more generally it be wrong for th e farm ers to utilize
Fred C. Bartholomew,
physician, located at Hotel Esta- suitable.
central
ngencles
th
a
t
would
have
simi
F
irst
publication
February
9,1922.
T herefore, lie wishes to he
G. M. Lawrence.
cada, on Mondays, Wednesdays free, If he finds It desirable and feas lar effects on agricultural products? L ast publication March 9. 1922,
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OUR BUSINESS IS PICKING UP
like th a t Is w hat they are
and Fridays, from 8:30 to 4 p. m. ible, to resort to co-operation with his Something
aiming
at.
ESTACADA, ORE.
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9-8tf fellows and neighbors, w ithout run
Some fnrm ers favored by regional
ning afoul of the law. To urge th at
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Ed. Boner has a very good the farm ers should have the sam e lib compactness nnd contiguity, such ns the
cltrus-frult-rnisers
of
California,
al
picture of Estacada during the erty to consolidate and co-ordinate ready have found a way legally to
th eir peculiar economic functions,
cold snap in December. It is an which
o th er Industries in th eir fields merge nnd sell th e ir products inte
enlargement of views he took enjoy, is not, however, to concede th at grally and in accordance w ith seasonal
local demand, thus Improving
for postcards, and gives the city any business integration should have and
legislative sanction to exercise monop their position nnd rendering the con
in full panorama.
olistic power. The American people sum er a rellnhle service of ensured
quality, certain supply, nnd reasonable
The poster signs of the High- are as firmly opposed to Industrial as and
relatively steady prices. They
to
political
autocracy,
w
hether
a
t
school play around town in the tem pted by ru ral or by urban Industry. have not found it necessary to resort
stores, were the work of the
F o r lack of united effort the- fa fillers to any special privilege, or to claim
as
a whole nre still m arketing th eir any exemption under the anti-trust
students under the direction of
We are filling up our shelves with fresh, new DR Y GOODS at prices lower
crops by antiquated methods, or by no legislation of the sta te or nation. W ith
F. V. Cleworth. They are very methods at all, but they a re surrounded out removing local control, they have
than before the war.
creditable and artistic.
by a business world th a t has been built up a very efficient m arketing
agency.
The
grain,
cotton,
and
to
modernized to the last m inute and Is
72-inch Damask Table Linen, per yard ................................ 92c
Paint costs'less than it did a tirelessly
striving for efficiency. This bacco farm ers, nnd the producers of
hides
nnd
wool,
because
of
th
eir
num
year ago, so p airin g can be done efficiency Is due In large m easure to
54-inch Indian Head now in.
nnd the vastness of th eir regions,
for less. My 1922 samples of hlg business, to united business, to In bers
tegrated business. T he farm ers now and for oth er reasons, have found
wall paper show a big reduction seek th e benefits of such largeness, un Integration a more difficult ta s k ;
One more assortment Outing Flannel in odd lengths at REAL
though there nre now some thousands
In prices. Why let others held ion and Integration.
BARGAIN PRICES.
The American fa n n e r Is a modem of >f farm er’s co-operative elevators,
you up when I can do it better?
the moderns In the use of labor saving warehouses, cream eries, nnd other en,
J. W . S a u n d e r s ,
36-inch Silkotene in a number of fine patterns.
m achinery, and he has made vast terprlses of one sort nml another, with
turn-over of a billion dollars n year.
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Rt. 1, Estacada. strides In recent years In scientific' a They
nre giving the fa n n e rs business
36-inch Cypres, Voiles, and Organdies in a variety of shades and
tillage nnd efficient farm management,
See Mrs. Gates for piano in but
ns a business In contact with o th ir J experience nnd training, nnd, so far
patterns to suit the most exacting.
they go, they meet the need of
struction, 10 years experience. businesses nglrculture Is a “one horse as
honest w eighing nnd fa ir g rad in g ; but
shay’’
in
competition
with
high
power
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75c, $1.00 and $1.25, according
Same brand, new Ginghams are here and more are on the wag.
automobiles. The American farm er Is | they do not m eet the requirem ents o(
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to length of lesson.
1-26-2-9 the g reatest anjl m ost Intractable of 1 rationally adjusted m arketing In any
The Progressive
American Shoe Shoo
Some Aspects of the
Farmers’ Problems
JUST A FEW I EFT
Butter and Eggs Wanted
Yours for Lower Prices at
THE SQUARE DEAL GROCERY I I
H. L. M c K E N N E Y .
.1. E. METZGER,
Undertaker and Embalmer
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HAY
SEEDS
; THE PACIFIC STATES
INSURANCE CO. :
WHEAT
Little Chicks
FLOUR
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Among those going to Port
land Saturday morning were Mrs.
William Fink and daughter, Miss
Gertrude; Mrs. Irving Smith
and Mrs. Dave Eshleman and
son Davie.
Complications following acute
■contagious and infectious cases,
rarely occur where patient has
had osteopathic treatment. 12-15
I sell and hang wall paper. My
1922 samples of wall paper are
all new- patterns and show big
reductions in price, over last
year. They are priced 10c per
roll up. Samples can be seen at
Smith’s Hardware, or a card
mailed to J. W. Saunders. R t 1,
will bring them to you.
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Miss Hazel Morehtad of Port
land concluded her visit with her*
aunt, Mrs. J. E. Gates, Friday,
and returned to her home in
Portland. Mrs. Gates accompa
nied her but returned home the
same evening.
Closing out another lot of Men’ Shoes at
JUST ARRIVED
A fresh, new assortment of Field and Garden Seeds.
We have both Lilly’s and Portland Seed Co.’s Seeds.
Ladies and Misses Shoes, the pair,
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$3.90 the pair
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$2.90
Ferry's, Morse s and L i l l y ’s
True-to-Name Seeds
P u re
In field seeds we have Timothy, Red Clover, Alsyke,
Mosquite, Pearl & Grey Vetch at prices that will please.
now on display. Bulk seeds are due this week and we can save
you money on Good Seeds.
Clover, Timothy and Alfalfa Hay
Have you tried that pure Maple Suyar yet?—lb, 35c
We have a large quantity of good Clover, Timothy
and Alfalfa hay—firstclass horse and cow hay.
All kinds of Horse, Cow, Hog and Chicken grains.
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Estacada Feed Co.
The Store Where Your Dollar Does Its Duty.
U. S. Morgan
C. A. Drkeman.
JOIN THE CROWD AT
The P eop le’s Store
H. B. SNYDER,
C. E . K IL G O R E .
Where the Motto Is Service.