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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1923. A College Education for $100 ^ 1 LE MARKET AGENT, a Year. DEPARTMENT Ea s te rn C lack am a s N e w s Entered at the postoffice in Estacada, Oregon, as second-class mail. CITY L A U N D R Y UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT The Albany college in this There is considerable open talk state, has under its new presi throughout the state and nation, ROUGH-DRY—I4lb $1.00 Published every Thursday at (lent, Dr. Clarence W. Greene 'some of which is expressed in Work finished at Portland just launched a student self-help the newspapers, that the real Estacada, Oregon prices—Special attention to In at our Store and see program whereby any student j remedy for the low prices paid all family trade. UPTON H. GIBBS our large stock of hay ¡who can find $100 a year will be to farmers for their products is Editor and ¡Manager. DRY CLEANING PRESSING-DYEING enabled to take a fall college jn less production—limiting their Lace Curtains a Specialty—PH O N E course, by being furnished work production to a point where S u b s c r ip t io n R a t e s Timothy to pay the balance of the ex forced demand will guarantee One year • |1.50 pense. This plan has been most growers fair prices. The Na Blue Joint AND Six months • • • .76 succesfully tried elsewhere, at tional Wheat Council of Chicago Timothy & Misquilte the University of Cincinnati, at sends out an open letter, to the Thursday. A u gust 2. 1923. MIXED Antioch College, Ohio, and Black editors of the agricultural press in burn University of Illinois, all states, under date of July 2, We have plenty of good BIBLE QUESTIONS Albany college will be the first which outlines the discouraging grey Oats and good, PIPE and FITTINGS and only school of its kind on market situation and states: clean Wheat on hand Get our prices before you buy the Pacific coast. The academic “This condition will last until, - QUESTIONS — have been getting proportionate Dryer Pipes Made to Order work in the new program will through knowledge of the facts, Quality Always First and Bible Answers ly rich and they are suffering be not For Sheet Iron work, be one whit behind that of memorize Answers, cause they have been sacrificed the very best colleges. The self- both production and consump repairs, soldering and tion approximate a balance in by the government to a reckless BARTHOLOMEW plumbing, call at the political theory. The govern help plan articulates with the the United States.” and LAWRENCE Who will take away hunger and thirst, ment is simply the tool of the features of the regular college The market agent department AMES SHOP and wipe away all tears from your industrials. The Cuno Govern work. A bulletin has been is believes that consumption of al MAIN STREET. eyes? —Rev, 7; 16,17 ment could not stand a day but What happened immediately after Jesus for the support it receives from sued which gives full informa most all farm products could be was baptized of John? —Matt. 3:16 the great magnates who are get tion, and those who wish to very greatly increased if the ;•« V!~X**I* •>•!•«>•!• What special directions for prayer did ting rich at the expense of the know more about this plan, two thirds added cost between Jesus Rive in his sermon on the people whom Miss De Bogry de should write to President Greene, what the farmer gets and the mountain? —Matt. 6:5-13 scribes pays could be reduced, “These industrialists in the Albany College, Albany, Oregon. kitchen or largely divided between pro first place have evaded taxes. SPIRITUAL REDUMPTION NEEDED Taxes, Fro m California ducer and consumer, anyway, in Germany are The price of flour and its many far below what they are in Eng D ea r M r . G ib b s : Former President Wilson has land or France. In the second by-products entirely out of I am receiving your paper here an article in the August number place, the industrials have forced in Manteca and enjoy the news. proportion to are the wheat price the of the Atlantic Monthly, which the depression of the mark, and I have been nicely located here grower gets. Much more has aroused a great deal of in at each new fall they have en since last October. If you can would be used in many forms flour of themselves and propor terest. It is entitled “The road riched home baking if the cost was tionately impoverished the Ger find a little space in your paper Away From Revolution.” He man masses. In the third place, I will try and tell you something lower, as also the cost of sugar notes the universal unrest which the industrials have taken ad HEN YOU carry your account with us and the other ingredients that go the country. prevails and states that the “real vantage of the fact that they about you are entitled to every service consist is a dairy country, and with baking and cooking. cause for the univerasl unrest lies have to keep gold in foreign lots This Hood River apple growers state of alfalfa being raised. There countries for the purpose of mar ent with your business requirements and pru deep at the sources of the spirit kets, and they have increased are also some fine vineyards here. that last fall they sold much of ual life of our time and leads to those h o l d i n g s by incredible The soi| is 0f a sandy loam, dent banking methods. their fruit at below the actual revolution.” amounts. All the gold has been This country is all under irri cost of production, and that if ONLY the other day some friends came to us “The road that leads away taken out of Germany to the gation, we were able to suggest changes which will the present marketing outlook which is a fine thing for from revolution is clearly marked destruction of the German cur does not improve many of the mean thousands of dollars to them as their for it is defined by the nature of rency and. the impoverishment it as you can raise most any kind men and of organized society. It of the German people.” of fruits and vegetables. Toma- growers in that section will fail, business progresses. therefore, behoves us to study B’rom which it will be seen toes, melons and sweetpotatoes Four times as manv apples as are very carefully and very candidly that the German people are be grow unusually well. WE want you at all times to feel at liberty to eaten would be consumed if the exact nature of the task and ing exploited by those of their Manteca is thirteen miles south now talk with us regarding your financial affairs. the families could buy them at the means of its accomplishment. of Stockton and about seventy prices their family budgets would The sum of the whole matter is household. this, that our civilization cannot miles from Oakland, on a splen-' permit. BANK WITH THE HOME BANK. survive materially unless it be The sympathy of the whole did Consumption of almost every highway. The roads are fine redeemed spiritually. Here is country will go out to President almost everywhere. kind ot fruits and vegetables the final challenge to our church es, to our political organizations, Harding in his illness. The strain The weather has been cool would be doubled if the retail and our capitalists—to every one which a man in his position this summer for California. My prices were not so high that the who fears God and loves his health has improved since com most of the products are removed “ Safety and Service.” undergoes is not generally real ing country.” here and I like it very much, from the family necessity list. The former president is right. ized, and it is surprising that Enclosed you will find $1.50 And even the list of absolute Centuries ago one who was more do not break down under for the Eastern Clackamas News, necessities would be greatly in- noted for his wisdom, declared it. It requires a strong physique Under separate I am creased in volume if the retail that, “righteous exalteth a na and fitness to be constantly in ¡sending the Manteca cover booklet, were lowered. tion; but sin is a reproach to any the lime light, meeting thous ¡also a Manteca paper and the Prices A speaker a recent grange people.” The late Prof. Huxley, ands of people, delivering ad j Fair Association book for the nieotinc: said of at this situation: contemplating the deterioration dresses, attending banquets, be coming year. Thought perhaps It is not over-production but among nations pointed out that side the regular business routine. j you would like to see what we under-consumption. So many large evils of social breaking up In addition to that the knowl doing here. hands grab a profit off the stuff we raise that when it reaches follow as surelyithe track of im edge that every move is being are Wishing NWJ NWi and SJ NWJ, Section 81, the kitchen table the price is so Whitney Boys’ Chorus Township 2 S., Ranges E., Willamette morality as physical diseases closely watched to find a point work, I am, you success in your high Meridian, has filed notice of intention the family cuts the ration.” ■ t The Whitney follow after physical tresspasses of attack or adverse criticism. . - Boys’ chorus . r> will. . 10 make Three-Year Proof, in behalf United States Senator Borah Sincerly yours. if present plans carry, leave Port- ( of the Heirs at law of Nettie Heacock. and sins. The material causes I in a speech in Portland, July 11, land Monday for an extended deceased, to establish claim to the land E d . M il l e r . which provoke [revolutions and If your piano needs tuning. C. . • ,i__ __ . ., ,,, above described, before the Register j made the startling statements Manteca, Calif. tlip through the Middle West and Receiver of the U. S. Land Office, outbreaks are symptomatic of A. Kellar from Portland, will be July 24. 192*3. that out of the 22 and one-half and Canada. About 150 boys at Port|and, .Ore., on the 29th day of P. O. Box 42 inward and moral conditions of here August 15. See his notice j billions of dollars of farm pro- Will make the trip on a special Claimant names as witnesses: George which they are the manifesta in the classified ad column. Job printing at the N ew s office ducts produced in. this country train. As a preliminary to the Allgeier, of Boring, Ore., R-2; Robert tions, The cure to be thorough E. Lovelace, of Boring, Ore., R-3; ----------------------------------------- in 1922, the farmers received but long trip three concerts are to be John must reach the seat of the dis Spai Spalier, of Boring, Ore., R-2; seven and one half billions, while held at Multnomah field: Friday Frank Theiss, of Boring, Óre., R-2. ease which lies in the moral Act 6-9-16. the commission men and other night at 8:15 o’clock, Saturday ALEXANDER SWEEK, Register. nature of mankind. middle intefests absorbed 14 and at the same time and Sunday 7-12-8-9 one-half billions. Senator Borah afternoon at 3 o’clock. THE TRAGEDY OF THE PUBLICATION truly says that “this condition The program to be given in NOTICE FOR 05976 FALLING MARK : will destroy any industry.” Portland in the three open air Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Sixly-six per cent is too much at Portland, Ore., July 24th, concerts is the same as that to Office The German mark which be 1923 to add to the producers’ price be presented in New York City NOTICE fore the war was worth about hereby given that Harry and have a normal consumption the last of August. Never in Chung, of is Cherryville, Ore., who on 24 cents has fallen to about 760,- | August 3, 1918, made NWi homestead of any product. Under such a the 000 to the dollar. What that the histoiy of Portland have No. 05976, for tthe NEj, entry NEi system much produce must rot such concerts been arranged w ith NWjrand Wj NWj, Section 2 S, Town- means to the Gorman people we where grown because the retail the several special features and ridTan, can faintly realize. In an arti price is beyond the common never in the history of the North- n?ake ¡Three-Year ^orice^of'iXnu^to Proof, to establish cle published in the New York reach of families. But if this west has its finest boy voices in- Outlook for July 18. the writer 8 ^ 2 1 712^ & middle expense could be divided vaded the East on what experts > u* ,s - Land Office, 7 at 5 Portland, Ore., describes the distress experi to a large extent between the declare will be one long continu- “ VS? day of September- ltf23o enced by the working and profes . . Claimant names as witnesses: Satn- producing and consuming classes ous m usical . . triu sorial classes in Berlin. At the m p h. uel R. Cox. of Cherryville, Ore.; Mrs. there would- be no cause to cur L. B Green, of Cherryville, Ore.; Mrs. time of writing the mark was Oregon tail production, as consumption NOTICE-Bid. Wanted quoted at 23,000 to the dollar. Estacada, o% e^m e% ^’ 0re’: Ue would increase enormously. The common people were starv ‘ paint- ^ 8-2-30 ALEXANDER SWEEK, Register. The cooperative movement ap . ing of the D o 1 u g l ,for ing and the children under nour a s s Ridge” pears to be the present remedy school house, inside and out, also ___ _ ----- ished. Each time the mark fell r for this condition. Strongly or all out buildings Bids also NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION it meant decreased income, The i wanted on a wel 1 to be dug on ftsoxi ganized. so that a majority of school working classes were a little bet grounds. ... , . . , , Department of the U. S. Land the product can be controlled ter off than the professorial be All work must be completed on Office, at Portland, Interior, Ore., June 29 th, and sold from a central agency, cause their wages would some or before 8th day of Sept. 1923, ,!’23- middle expense and profits could Bids will be received until the Elmer I.,N0TI9E '* hereby given Creek, that Robert times be increased as the mark Thompson, of Eagle Ore., 11th day of August, 1923. be cut and the growers given fell, but the latter seldom re who, on August 7, 1918, made Home The board reserves the right stead Entry, No. 05944, for the Si NW* their just part of the retail price. ceived a raise in salary. or al\ bids. and N'J SWJ, Section 9, Township 3 S., Oregon has all it could dream of to reject M any In a following note the edi- Range 5 E , Willamette Meridian, has r s .R o sa D o u g la ss . filed notice of intention to make Three- I in abundant crops, yet the mar-; Clerk School District No. 50 itors quote their editorial cor Proof, to establish claim to the ket situation looks very dark, for W. R. W o o d l e . unairman. , land above respondent in Europe in confir described, before the Reg- 7-26-8-9 the reason that others than the ister and Receiver of the U. S. Land mation of the above conditions, Office at Portland. Ore., on the 24th Beef, Mutton, Veal and Hogs Bought growers manipulate the markets _______ from which the great mass of day of August 1923. and control the profits. A rec NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Claimant names as witnesses* John German people suffer, but gives 5 re^ r;u0f S*»'« Craek, Ore.! R-l; ord production sold at less than I Department of the 06364 the reasons for it. He writes; Interior. U. S Land *1- , Ore., R-l; Jim j production cost is not prosperity. Offic. ,t Portland. Ore., July y 6th I**haxer. f c °f Ea/ ' Eagle e Cwek, Ore., Ore.. R-l; K-l. Joe “There is no question about Open from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m Saturdays, open to 8 p. m. I State Market Agt. BOX. of Creek. the fact that the working classes NOTICE: is hereby given that Arthur Act ®‘9 IS* and the professorial classes are Estacada - , .. , , U. Heseock—Administrator of estate - C a „ ALKXAND*:R S week . Register. : : Oregon Subscribe for your home p ap er ¡»¿Nettie Heacock —deceased of Roring, suffering severely. They are R-3, who, on Aug. 1. 1918, made suffering because the industrials the E astern C lackamas N ews ! : Ore.. Ho mstead entry. No. 06364, for the Read the Ads in the N ews . STOP PLUMBING I f Parents will enrouraire children to look up j and the Bible it will prove u priceless R enta#« to them in a fter years. REAL BANKING SERVICE W - ' ESTACADA STATE BANK i FORj F ire I nsu R anc E OF ALL KINDS SEE W00DLE-W00STER CO. Your Local Agents. j THE H. ESTACADA MEAT CO. C. GOHRING Prop. I .