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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, MARCH 3 0 , 1922.
Eastern Clackamas News
En'ered at the postoffice in Estacada,
Oregon, as second-class mail.
Published every Thursday at
Estacada. Oregon
experience shows has been es­
sential to the development and
preservation of human life in its
highest possible sense, can be
safely affirmed to be true, and
not a baseless superstition.
j The Story of i
j Our States !
By JONATHAN BRACE
K0DAKS--
ALL KINDS and SUPPLIES
GUNS--
And AMMUNITION
XXVI.— MICHIGAN
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HIGHER EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT
N O T I C E O F ADMINISTRA­
T O R ’S S A L E
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Clackamas County.
In the matter of the partnership estate
of J. W. Reed and Earl Shibley, as
Reed & Shibley.
In pursuance of a license to me grant­
ed by the County Court of Clackamas
County, Oregon, on the 23rd duy of
March, 192?. I, Lucy Mae Reed, ad-
ministratiix of the partnership estate
of J. W. Reed and Earl Shibley, as
Reed & Shibley, will proceed to sell at
private sale to the highest bidder on
and after
MONDAY, MAY 1st, 192?.
at the hour of 2:00 o’clock p. m., all
the right, title, interest and estate of
the said partnership estate in and to
the following described real premises,
to-wit:—
The westerly 30 feet of Lot thir­
teen (13) Block six (6) Estacada,
Clackamas County, Oregon, accord­
ing to the duly recorded map and
plat thereof.
All of Lot fourteen (14) Block six
(6) Estacada, Clackamas County,
Oregon, according to the duly re­
corded map and plat thereof.
TERMS OF SALE, cash or half cash,
Fishing
The producers Call publi.-hes a
the first
Licenses Here
list of salaries paid to the pro­
whites to pen­
fessors at the 0. A. C.. the U.
S u b sc riptio n R a t e s
etrate
into
of Oregon and the Portland Medi­
Camping Outfits, Electric
__
M 1 c h 1 g a n.
One year
Their
first
visits
to
this
region
cal
school,
all
of
which
are
state
Six month*
Flashlights. Baseball
date hack to 1010. It was not
institutions and supported by the
until 1008 however, that the first
Supplies
state, With the exception of the
Thursday. March 30, 1922.
actual settlement was made.
This
was
the
mission
at
Suult
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"“ — salary paid the head of theO. A.
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Sainte Marie, founded by Father
C., which is $ 10 , 000 , and the head
THOUGHTS ON LIFE
Marquette. Mackinac was es­
and Enlarged
of the U. of Oregon, which is
tablished a few years later, and
Detroit's
growth
was
slow.
$8,000, the others range from
VI
After the French and Indian
There are three little books by $ 4,000 to $ 4 , 500 . To many, these
wars the English took over tills
territory, and in 1774 it was for­
the late John Fiske of Harvard, salaries may seem liberal, but it
mally declared a part of Canada.
which are well worth reading. should be remembered that these
Detroit rapidly grew in impor­
They are “ From Nature to God,’’ gentlemen are supposed to be
tance and during the Revolution
wiir the base of operations for
“The Destiny of Man,’, a n d experts in their respective lines.
many raids by the British and
“ Eternal Life.” In them he has If these institutionswere commer­
r—I
Indians against the Americans.
given a record of his reasoning cial enterprises the salaries fcr
By the terms of the treaty of
Paris in 1783 this region became
whereby, beginning with the such expert knowledge would
a part of the United States.
W orld’s
agnostic, he reached nigh to amount to double or more than
What Is now Michigan, Wiscon­
the above. Besides there are
that of the Christian position..
sin, a part of Minnesota, Illinois,
L o w e st Priced
Indiana and Ohio was known as
Piofessor Fiske was an evolu­ many calls on a professor at a
the Northwest territory. After
FU LLY
tionist, the disciple of Herbert state college which substantially
Ohio was set off as a separate
reduce
his
income
for
personal
Spencer, and he is emphatic that
state the Lower Peninsula of
EQ U IPPED
Michigan was joined to Indiana
eternal life is the natural goal of uses. These salaries are not ex­
territory.
In
1805
Michigan
be­
evolution, that the evolutionary cessive but the reverse. While
A utom obile
came u separate territory with
process cannot stop short of that. it is true that under present fi­
atiout Its present boundaries.
There was, however, a great
In a brilliant lecture on “ A Cen­ nancial conditions more aid can­
dispute over a small strip of
tury of Science,” he sums up as not be given to these institutions,
land in the extreme southern
that now given should not be re­
follows:
portion which was claimed by
f . o. I F lint , M ick.
Ohio. This almost led to blood
“The lessons that might be duced. It is possible that a re-
but was finally settled by
fThe ^People’s Car
derived from our story a r e arrangement of courses and the j shed,
Michigan releasing her claim to
many. But one that we may es­ elimination of some, maybe ad­
See it
the disputed area and receiving
pecially emphasize is the dignity visable, but the amounts thus!
as compensation an addition to
Com pare it
of Man, whose persistent seek­
the Upper Peninsula. On this
T ry it as O ur Guest
ing for truth is rewarded by such saved should be devoted to the
basis Michigan was admitted to
strenghening
of
the
departments!
fruits. We may be sure that
the Union In 1837 and became
the creature whose intelligence which are maintained. The mil- j : the twenty-sixth state.
measuree the pulsations of mole­ lage tax should neither be re­ ♦ Michigan has a unique situa­
cules and unravels the secret pealed nor reduced.
: tion, ns it Is bounded by the
Estacada, Oregon.
t three largest of the Great Lakes,
of the whirling nebula is no
and
divided
Into
two
peninsulas.
creature of a day, but the child
This gives It a coast line larger
day. She has been visiting here
of the universe, the heir of all
LOOKING BACKWARD
I in proportion to its area than
the ages, in whose making and
at her son’s home for some time
any of the other states. It Is
perfecting is to be found the con­ We had a birthday last week
named after Lake Michigan,
and was taken sick while with
summation of God’s c r e a t i v e
which Is the Algonquin word,
and are now in the shadow of the
I them. Mr. and Mra. Paddison
“Mlchl-gnn,” meaning "great
work” .
sixties.
We
have
been
reliably
were also on the sick list but are
sea.”
It
Is
entitled
to
15
votes
The evolutionist, according to
in the electoral college.
informed
that
when
we
first
recovering.
his own theory as to the origin
(© by McClure N e w spa per Syndicate.)
Mrs. Rheustrom visited with
of man, is almost forced to ac­ made our appearance, it was i.a..»..a..«
unanimously
decided
that
our
Mrs.
Evans and Mrs. Perry Mur­
cept the idea of eternal life, oth
days
would
be
few.
But
in
spite
phey
Sunday afternoon.
erwise the long protracted crea
her niece Mrs, James Closner.
of
that
expert
opinion
we
are
tive effort in nature to bring forth
Mrs. It. I. Guttridjje’s mother,
Wedding Bells
man, is abortive, and the result still on deck, and probably better Mrs. Raney, went to Gresham
physically
than
ever
before.
It
an anticlimax. Besides, as Fiske
A very pretty home wedding
to visit for a few days.
notes, in human evolution the cost our paternal parent a goodly
took
place, March 22nd, at the
Our old friends Jeffey Lincoln
groping after a spiritual world sum to pull us through the first
home
of Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
has played an enormous part in years of our life, and on looking and wife of Portland, but form- Shaw of Dover, when their
the whole development of hu­ back on our record, we wonder ly of Springwater, attended daughter, Miss Olive was united
man society, and that nobody whether it were worth the price. church here Sunday.
in marriage to Manley Childs,
can imagine what mankind would We confess to having serious
the Rev. T. B. Young of Garfield
have been without it. He goes doubts on the subject.
U P P E R E A G L E C R E E K officiating. There was a large
on to state:
attendance of their relatives and
The United States senate has
Mrs. Buckley, school supervis­ friends to wish the newly weds
“ As a general thing in the
whole history of evolution, when ratified the Four- Power treaty l or and Mrs. Church, truant offi­ a very happy and long life of
you see any internal adjustment in spite of the strenuous efforts cer, were school visitors last wedded bliss. They left Satur­
reaching out toward something, of the irreconcilables. Mu c h Mondav afternoon.
day for Prineville in Central Or­
it is in order to adapt itself to credit is due Presiden Harding
Last Wednesday evening Mr. egon, where they will make their
something that really exists; and
if the religious cravings of man for the wisdom and tact he dis­ and Mrs T. C. McKay were the future home.
constitute an exception, they are played in the matter.
recipients of a pleasant call from
the one thing in the whole pro­
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodle, son
Changes Location
cess of evolution that is excep­
SPRINGWATER NEWS.
Leslie, Charles Murphey, Mr.
tional and different from all the
H. L. McKenney owing to the
rest. And this is surely an argu­ Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Glover and Mrs. Will Douglass and E q . crowded condition of his store
Chapman,
ment of stupendous weight.”
will move into the building now
and son Clifford, Mrs. Glover's
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Douglass occupied by Thomas Morton, and
Man has the witness to eter­ mother, Mrs. J. H. Cole and
nal life within himself, for the daughter Elaine of Portland. and daughter P'lorice were Port­ will share it with him. This ar­
highest faculties of his nature visited Sunday with Mr. and land visitors on Saturday.
rangement will prove beneficial
conscience, spiritual insight, re­ Mrs. Wm. Still.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Woodle to both as it will cut down their j
ligious aspiration and m o r a l
Mrs. Peter Erickson is in Port­ and children, and Mr. and Mrs. over head expense, and the store |
choice, testify to it. The force land this week.
Malcomb Woodle and children is large enough for the two.
of conscience lies in the thought
wore guests at the home of Ray
Everett Shibley’s class in Sun­
NOTICE T O C R E D I T O R S
of a judgement to come; spiritual
Woodle on Sunday.
day
School was the winning class
NOTICE
is hereby given that the |
insight opens up vistas eternal,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglass,
has been duly appointed
religious aspiration soars with for the highest marks for the Mrs. Ed. Douglass and little undersigned
executor of the estate of William W.
past
three
months,
and
will
be
deceased, and any and all per­
the soul up to God, and moral
daughter Betty Jean, were visit­ Davis, having
claims against the said
choice deals with the eternal entertained next Saturday at the ing with Mrs. Viola Douglass and sons
estate are hereby required to present
Grange
ball,
by
the
other
classes
said claims, duly verified as oy law re-
values and the distinctions be­
also at the home of Ernest Duus j quired,
at the office of my attorneys,
tween right and wrong. These of the Sunday school, with a pro­ last Sunday afternoon.
Schuebel & Beattie, Oregon City Ore­
gram
and
picnic
dinner.
gon, within six months iron, the date
laeulties are the m e d i a by
Fred Paddison took his grand­ | of this notice.
which he breaks through his Mrs. Walter Strumk returned
Dated March 11, 1922.
time environment and enters I to Estacada last Friday from the mother, Mrs. Paddison, to her Date of first publication March 16, 1922.
home
in
Gladstone
last
Wednes-
,)ate of last publication April 13, 1922.
into one which deals with eter­ St. Vincent's hospital and is with
ELMER T. DAVIS,
nal issues. And his possession
Executor of the estate of
William W. Davis, deceeaed.
of them is only to be accounted
1 Schuebel & Beattie. Oregon City, Ore­
for, on the ground that he is the
I
gon, attorneys for executor.
heir of immortality.
NOTICE FO R PUBLICATION
Man’s highest development has
; Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
been along this line and in keep­
Office at Portland, Oregon, March
13th, 1922.
ing with it. It is that which has
NOTICE is hereby given that Leo
kept him above the animal level,
I. ehnfield, of Cherry ville, Oregon, who,
j on August 13th. liU8. made Homestead
in spite of overwhelming oppo­
Entry, No, (6105, for NJ N Fl. Section
BOUGHT, l)re»»ed or Alive.
sition both from within a n d
II, Township 3 S., Range 5 E. Willa­
mette Meridian, has filed intention to
without
In fact without the
See our Delicatessen Department, containing Pickles. Rel­
make thrie-vear Proof, to establish
inspiration of eternal life there
claim to the land above described, be­
ishes. Catsups. Cheese. Bttter. Milk, Salt and Smoked Pish
fore the Register and Receiver of the
would have been no human pro­
U. S. I and Office, at Portland, Oregon,
gress worth the name. Unless
on tht 28th day of April, 1922.
man can rise to better things
Claimant names as witnesses: Eliza­
beth Green, of Cherryville, Oregon;
than his temporal existence af- j
Chnrles Harris, of Cherryville, Oregon;
fords, his guiding principle w ill
Harry Dods-.n. of Sandy, Oregon; Mary
Corron, of Cherryville, Oregon.
be that of the Eipicureans, “ Let
Act 6 9-191«.
us eat, drink and lie m^rry, for
Estacada
::
Oregon
A lexander S week . Register.
3-23-4-21'.
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tomorrow we die. ” What thenl
UPTON H. GIBBS
Editor anil Manager.
ed T boners
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WILCOX BROS.
THE ESTACADA MEAT CO.
BEEF CATTLE
VEAL and HOGS
Fresh Fish Latter Part of Week
SM IT H & GO H RING
balance to be Becured by first mort­
gage upon the real premises sold, to
be approved by Court.
Bids will be received by the under­
signed administratrix at my residence
at Estacada, Oregon, or at the office
of my attorney, O. D. Eby, at Oregon
City, Oregon.
Dated March 28th, 1922.
LUCY MAE REED.
Administratrix of the partnership
estate of Reed & Shibley.
O. D. EBY
Attorney for Administratrix.
3-30-4-27.
Dr. W. W. Rhodes, osteopathic
physician, located at Hotel Esta­
cada, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, from 8:30 to 4 p. m.
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To this end
we invite you to consult us freely
in the matter of your banking prob­
lems.
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