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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, NOV. , 1922 Eastern Clackamas News Entered at the post-office in Estacada, Oregon, as second-class mail. Published every Thursday at Estacada, Oregon UPTON H. GIBBS Editor and Manager. .. S ubscription R ates One year - - - $1.50 Six months • - - .75 Thursday, November 16, 1922. QUESTIONS — | and Bible Answers I w ill a n c n u ra ffe c h ild re n t o look op mp j a n d m em o ri i I t n th « b ib la A n a w e r t, i t w ill p ro v e th e m in a f t e r y e a rs . ] a p n c e lc w b o rita « « SELF SUPPORT IN COLLEGE funds. Among these is the Pa cific University at Forest Grove, which was founded in 1849, un der Congregational supervision, j and has turned out some noted | graduates, prominent a m o n g ; whom was the late Harvey Scott, the former brilliant editor of the j Oregonian. This instil utiori has been having a hard time of it financially, and we are glad to learn that it was taken under the ; patronage of the Congregational Foundation for education, last spring, and now the Co.igrega tionalists of the state will give ii their backing. Th'S is about as important a work a any which this body can undertake. Bettei let go their smaller missions than to have this institution close its doors. We hope also it will keep its distinctive denomina tional character. If it gives up this for the sake of the loaves and fishes offered by the Carne gie Foundation, it will be as the salt which has lost its savor. N O TIC E The Story of Our States By JONATHAN BRACE XLVI.— NEW MEXICO A S narue I T S Im p l i e s , New Mexico’s his tory Is close ly allied with Old Mexico. It was the Spanish who were its first ex plorers, De Vaca visiting this region in 1530 and Coronado four years later. The natives were the Pueblo Indians, al though they are somtimes errone ously reputed to have been Az tecs us they were well advanced in the arts and had a compara tively high civilization. These Indians were conquered In 1598 by Juan de Onate and became subject to Spanish rule, being forced to work the mines and pay tribute. Missions were estab lished and Santa Fe was founded about 1005. Except for a period of ten years when the Indians revolted und maintained their Indepen dence, New Mexico remained un der Spanish control until in 1821 Mexico gained Its independence from Spain and New Mexico became a province of Mexico. Thus it remained until the out break of the Mexican war, when in 1846 Colonel Keurny marched from Fort Leavenworth with his troops, occupied Santa Fe and declared this region a part of the United States. By the Treaty with Mexico In 1848, the upper part of the state was formally ceded to the United States and the Territory of Mexico was or ganized In 1851, which reached from Texas to California. Arizona was set off from New Mexico in 1863 and a few years later a portion was contributed to Colorado. Application for ad mission as a state started In 1850, but It was not until 1910 that New Mexico became the forty-seventh state. New Mexico ranks fourth in size among the states with an area of 122,634 square miles, but is sparsely populated and accord ingly has only three electoral votes for President. The Portland Telegram in an editorial last Saturday, gave two To whom should you commit your instances of men who in later way? —l’salm37:5, life attained eminence in their How can one rejoice even during trial? —I Peter 4:12, 13 respective spheres, and who had Who cares for the poor and those to work their way through col who fear God? —Pialm 34:3, 4, 5, lege. One was the late Bishop Fallows of the Reformed Episco Governor Olcott has issued his A F T E R M A T H OF THE pal church in Chicago, and the Thanksgiving proclamation, and other a successful lawyer in Mil urges that all strife be forgotten ELECTION waukee, Wisconsin. Both, though and that the da> may be one of Ip spite of the upheaval and separated by a number of years, peace and forgiveness. Senator excitement caused by the elec were alumni of the State Univer Hall of Marshfield please take tion returns, matters quietec sity of Wisconsin. The former notice. down very rapidly. Both Olcott boarded himself during college, and McArthur sent graceful hiring a room in the dormitory R ecorderihip Settled congratulations to their success for f4.00 a term. His parents The tie between J. K. Ely and ful opponents, and received in lived on a farm twelve miles Fred Bartholomew for recorder, return as graceful replies. Fhe away, and bis father hauled in was broken at the city council papers have been busy analyzing his wood for him. Young Fal meeting last Tuesday night, ac the situation and searching for lows walked the twelve miles cording to the directions of the reasons to explain it. Nearly all every Saturday and each Mon district attorney by drawing lots. of these are in substantial agree day walked back with his week’s Tom Morton was chosen to do the ment. One of the best was by supply of food packed in a knap drawing, and the name drawn the Corvallis Gazette■ T i m e s sack on his back. He graduated was J. K. Ely. To those who which we reproduce below: in 1859 and became an officer in have conscientious scruples about the Civil war, and one ¡of the such methods, we cite scriptural Figure it All Out. There will always be a differ sanest, most virile and inspiring precedent. When the first va ence of opinion as to the relative men in America. The other did cancy was filled in the college of placing of the factors entering chores for a member of the fac the apostles, we are told: “They into the success or failure at the ulty for his board. In those days gave forth their lots, and the lot ( © b y McClara N ow apaper Syndicate.) polls. However, the Gazette- the majority of students had to fell upon Matthias.’’ work their way and consequent- Times dares to venture certain Special Notice conclusions in reference to the y they valued their education, and made the most of it. Now There will be a pie social at result at the late election. Dinty, like the Gump family, the Garfield Grange hall Tuesday adays, at many colleges those First in the success of Mr sometimes is down but never evening, November 28, for the Pierce comes his own engaging so doing are looked down upon, benefit of Nora Memorial church. out.—Kum in. 10-12tf personality and splendid cam and most students are financed Ladies bring pies, 11-16-23 paigning ability. Without a man by their parents.The latest in of his type and fighting capacity vestigations show that the really It would not have been possible earnest students are in the mi for the result to have been ac nority. It may be questioned S or E c o n o m ic a l T r a m p o r ta llo f i then whether the cheapening complished. 1 Second, the issue on which Mr. of higher education is really an advantage. Those who show C H E V R O LET Pierce chose to make his cam paign -the lessening of taxation. they are in earnest and in need Taxes touch everybody, and all of financial aid should be helped the natives sit up and take no to the utmost by judicious loans, tice when there is possible but but those who merely go to col lege for its social advantages or not probable, relief. to have a good time should be Third, the deflection from re discouraged by having to pay publican ranks due to the Com considerably for it. pulsory school bill and the break ing away resulting from the ac tivities of the Klan tight in the TH E SMALL COLLEGE primaries and the splendid or- We have always been interest- ganziation work of this body. d in the small college, as it per Fourth, the fact that Mr. Ol forms a service which the larger cott. his opponent, has never been diversity, owing t> it> numbers, regarded as a republican organi annot render. This is, giving sation man of sufficient certain individual attention to the stu ty as to bring him the enthusiaa dents. At the universities with at new location on cor. of tic support of the leading work classes of a thousand or mote 2nd and Main sts. ers in the republican organiza members, the individual is lost We are carrying a com tion. in the mass. The professors do plete line of FEED-every- Fifth, a resentment in the not know their pupils by name, thing for the Hog, Cow minds of many at the presenta and often not even l»y sight. or Horse It will pay you tion of the record of Mr. Pierce This is a decided drawback as to call and get a line on with the imputations attached. often a man’s course will be en PRICES. Sixth, the general discontent tirely spoiled for the want of a Let us help you to market throughout the country born of little advice and guidance, which your farm produce. a combination of circumstances, if the professor knew him he All Kinds of Hauling and in many instances without would furnish. Oregon has a reason, except that periodically number of small colleges of de BARTHOLOMEW there is a disposition to swat the nominational origin, which are and LAWRENCE fellow in office. doing excellent work in spite of Seventh, a feeling on the part being handicapped by lack of of many that Mr. Olcott has been in state office quite a while. Doubtless there were manv otjier factors contributing to the success of Mr. Pierce, but inqui ry before and after leads the Gazette-Times to put the leading ones in the order stated. 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NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned, as administrator of the estate of Patrick Danehey, deceased, has filed his final account as such ad ministrator in the County Court for the County of Clackamas, State of Oregon. That Monday, the 4 th day of Decem ber, 1922, at 9:30 a. m.. in the court room of said court, has been appointed as the time and place for hearing of objections to saiu final account and the settlement thereof. WILLIAM DANEHEY, Administrator. M c G u i r e & S c h n e i d e r , Attorneys (or Administrator. Date of first publication Novemher 2nd, 1922. Date of last publication November 30th, 1922. Your ho m e-to w n paper, w ith th-i best story paper for all the family, and the latest fashion au th o rity —an ideal com bination at a big saving I The Youth’s Companion McCall’s Magazine . 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