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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1923)
EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1923. LOCAL BREVITIES AND NEWS ITEMS BIG PACKAGE Heretofore the Fame of the Woodstoc 0 i PORTLAND Lee Bronson was a Portland has spread by word of mouth ¿OREGON visitor Sunday. from place to place with little publicity assistance. I t the S 9 0 .0 0 0 in P re m iu m s typewriter trade today it is the most talked of mat trine. George Pointer is still working Every well-posted typewriter man, no matter wha* nake GREATER AND GRANDER THAN EUER in Portland. of machine he is selling knows that the WOODS ' OCK Larrrvst livestock exposition under one roof in America. 10 acres of purebred and fancy beef and dairy cattle, horses, swine, sheep and poats. Combining the by sheer merit, ha.- pushed to the front faster thim any Subscribe for The Youth’s Western Winter Poultry nnd Rabbit Show: W* stern Dairy Products Show: other Typewriter over manufactured. Manufacturers and Land Products Show: N o rth w est Hay and Grain Show; Companion at this office. Night Horse Show; Industrial Exhibits. We gladly grant gratuitous trial use of a WOODSTOCK. Call up REDUCKO FA R ES ALL RAILROADS and order one. Your stenographer will like it better; turn out more Mrs. Harrv Snyder and little arc! better work with less fatigue. Lay aside prejudice and do it now son were in Gresham, Sunday. For Watch Work see A. N. TH E REBUILT TYPEW RITER COMPANY Phone Broadway 2070 Johnson. 5-10-tf 204 Oak Street, A. F. Jaksha, Mgr. Portland, Oregon. Mrs. Dora Herring went to Portland on the Saturday 1 p. m. O regon’s A griculture The party in Petersen’s hall, STATE M ARKET AGENT train. DEPARTMENT. Under the title, “An Agricul Saturday night was well attend Mrs. Phil Adams and baby ed. Teaching Patriotism tural Program for Oregon,” the J A C K N O R T O N ’S X went to Portland Saturday noon Here are five stable products Extension Fart of the business of The service of the Oregon W. N. Glenn of Tacoma, Wash., of the land that have so declined Agricultural college will soon is Youth’s Companion is cultivating for the week end. BARBER SHOP is staying a fine patriotism—the love of BrcaJway. opposit« ''Favor»«'' Theatrs The Youth’s Companion and adero. on his ranch near Caz in price that producers got only sue a bulletin that has delved into country; not wrong, but right. cost of production for them, and the agriculture of the state from The Youth’s Agent for Crystal Laundry Eastern Clackamas News, both started Hot and Cold papers for one year for only Mr and Mrs. F. G. Kobley and on some less than cost, These j the standpoint of present day the movement Companion for putting the figures are from the Department son of Faraday were in Portland flag on the school house, it form $3.50. and the relation of ulated the Fledge of Allegiance BATHS of Agriculture for last year, production x~x~x“ :"x-x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x“ » George Armstrong’s house on Sunday. that production to consumption to the Flag that is repeated to the deflation from 1919: demands. upper Broadway is nearing com The Editor and his wife were showintr day in practically every school- Hogs have declined 44 per Sources of agricultural income house in the United States. It pletion. W. H. Ritchie is doing guests of Portland friends Fri cent, beef cattle 35, hay 31, eggs for the state as a whole and for has for a long time, now, been I.O.O.F. day, Saturday and Sunday. the work. 20, wheat 21, and yet for the | Estacada Lodge running a series of patriotic cov See J. E. Gates and get that See Mrs. J. E. Gates for piano same period wholesale prices of individual counties are enumera- ers picturing striking events in suit cleaned and pressed. I. 0. instruction. Prices reasonable. all commodities advanced 38 per ated and data are presented that the nation’s history. Painted by | Meets every Saturday evening in 5-4tf cent. show for each of the main sour the best historical illustrators in their lodge room, corner of Bi oad- 0. F. Building. 10-lltf. I. 0. 0. F. building. country they are reproduced T 4 brothers way and Third streets. Visiting Eastern Clackamas News and The result of this condition is ces of income the percentage of the When it is not raining the Portland are always welcome. in full color at frequent intervals total production that is consumed Telegram one year for two standards of values, two weather is beautiful, with the J. E. Gates N. G. on The Companion’s cover. It is 10-25 price leveis. Under it the farm at home and that which must be worth a year’s subscription to J. K. Ely Secretary, landscape bathed in golden sun only $4.00. by mail. shipped outside the state. It is The Companion to have these Wm. Norris and Mrs. Jennie er’s dollar is deflated to 53 cents, : pointed shine. instance, that scenes in your building of the Horger were married on Oct. 14, as everything he has to purchase Oregon in out, 1922 for produced A good line of Paints, Oils, and 58 mill nation pictured so graphically. on Tuesday evening gave a has advanced 38 per cent while ion pounds of prunes, a quantity Varnishes, Wall Paper and Win delightful help greatly in fixing the reception at their the product he has to sell to ob sufficient to feed the entire pop They memory of the events related in UNDERTAKING dow Glass at Pointer’s. 3-29-tf home to about sixty friends. tain the dollar has been set back ulation of the state and 48 mill- the school histories. U. S. Morgan is having lum BORN—At the DALE, Local Agent The 52 issues of 1924 will be WM. Reed hospital, on an average of 32 per cent. ber hauled on his lot, corner Estacada, on Monday. lion persons in addition. In fact Day call at Estacada Hotel. crowded with serial stories, short There can’t be permanent pros the evidence shows that pork is Night call at residence. Main and Fifth streets. The in 22, 1923, to Mr. and Mrs. October stories, editorials, poetry, facts perous conditions under this the only product of which a sur and fun. Subscribe now and re Licensed Embalmers, Lady Asst. dications are he will soon start Keller, a son, weight H Emery double system. It is not based plus is not produced. i lbs. building. J. E. METZGER on permanancy. High whole Based on the facts brought out ceive: Dr. A. V. Adix of Gresham was 1. The Youth’s Companion- When you need a watch, ring, the attending physician. Gresham, Ore.. Phone 1901 commodity values are large in this detailed study a program 52 issues in 1924. etc., see A. N. Johnson. 5-10-tf W. W. Tucker of Garfield, sale ly forced by combination might, of 2. All the remaining issues of general agricultural improve 1923. The bargain rates on the Ore Raymond Miller, Rt. 3, and Da while low prices for land pro ment is suggested as a guide for 3. The Companion Home Cal JOSEPH E . G A TES -Y 0 U R HOM E gonian and Telegram expire a vid Horner of Dodge, have been ducts are forced onto the farmer all agencies interested in better endar for 1924. All for $2.50. the end of this month. Better drawn to serve on the jury in by the defenseless condition of ing agricultural in Or 4. Or include McCall’s Maga FUNERAL DIRECTOR hurry up and take advantage of the circuit court for the coming agriculture. Demand and sup egon.—Extension conditions AND E M B A L M E R Service. zine, the monthly authority on A place where them in combination with the six months. They will report for ply have little to do with either your loved ones will be cared for fashions. Both publications only with tender care.—Lady assistant. Look up our ad on page 2, of $3.00. N ews . NIGHT AND DAY TELEPHONE service Monday morning, No the high or low prices. So long as the present system special club offers, good until T he Commonwealth Y outh ’ s Ave. C ompanion . The latest grewsome story vember 5, at 9:30 o’clock, FLOWERS AND TOMBSTONES and St. Paul St. 10-25 about the late czar of Russia and Last call for special rates on of fixing prices prevails, the October 31. Estacada, Oregon. Boston, Mass. his family, is that all were be the Oregonian, and the Portland farmer must get in the game and KLdPEflHHM BBEBXaBEKiaHnHm New subscriptions received at the N ews office. headed and their heads were put Telegram, with or without East pull his industry up to the level i ’S T H IS ? Until Oct. 31, we offer daily of other business—he must make H A L L 'S H C O A W in alcohol and taken to Moscow, ern Clackamas News. T A R R H M liD IC IN E will Oregonian and Eastern Clacka do w h a t vve claim for it—-rid y our system his dollar worth as much as the Any girl in trouble may com mas News one while the bodies were chemically- of C a ta rrh o r D eafness caused by year by mail, for C a ta rrh . other dollar—for the other in H A L L ’S C A T A R R H M E D IC IN E con municate with Ensign Lee of the $6.00, or with the destroyed. H ereford Sale Sunday in ad Salvation Army, at the White sists of a n O intm ent w hich Q uickly dustries are not going to volun dition $8.00. 10-25 R elieves th e c a ta rrh a l inflam m ation, and The United Artisans gave a I will sell at auction, 40 Here tarily lower their standards to , th e In te rn a l M edicine, a Tonic, w hich Shield Home. 565 Mayfair Ave., a c ts th ro u g h the Blood on th e M ucous Portland, Oregon. 9-20-tf delightful “500” card party ford cows and bulls, at Union the present agricultural level. S urfaces, th u s assistin g to re sto re n o r A good line of Paints, Oils, al conditions. Wednesday of last week. There Stock Yards. North Portland, Group action, compact organi m Sold Varnishes, Wall Paper, and Win- d ru g g ists for o ver 49 Y ears. & Co., Toledo, O. were eight tables, the high score Ore., at 1:00 P. M., Thursday, zation, is the means. Farmers F . J . by C heney tf Job printing at the N ews offie d w Glass at Pointer's. going to Mrs. Saling and H. C. November 8, 1923. must run their industry just as Gohring, and the low score to M ayro M c K inney , Owner. the manufacturing concerns op Mrs. A. T. Elott and D. E. Men 10-25-11-1 erate theirs. They must pool denhall. A delicious luncheon their products, do their own sel was served by the committee, Since its inception, the Pacific ling and distributing, Mrs. W. W. Rhodes. Mrs. Roy International Live Stock Exposi their production, fix their control own Wilcox and Dave Eshelman. The tion has developed one of the selling prices. The cotton grow next party will be on Novem largest and one of the very best ers are doing this; the tobacco dairy cattle shows in the world, growers are pulling their indus ber 21. We have the fine dairy cattle try out of the mud into a profit here for one reason. This is a able prosperous basis by Jersey state, and the world can’t joint and action; the fruit industry beat us on production. The last of California has disas importation from the Island of ter to prosperous changed conditions Jersey brought some remarkably producers standing shoulder by to fine types here, and these will be shoulder. shown. Holsteins from the Governor Pierce in his recent Northwest have wonderful type speech in Portland, stated that and production, and it is expect of farm products which the con ed that there will be 350 of them sumer paid $3.00, the grower re here—the pick of the best. The ceived but $1.00, and that there Guernseys are going great guns could not be generally prosper and will be on hand in larger ous under such an un numbers than ever The Ay- just conditions and unbalanced system. shire breeders expect to increase Cooperation by producers, re their numbers as do the Brown tailers and consumers can reduce Swiss. There nas never been a this excessive middle-profit and dairy cattle show to equal it. In middle expense. It must be done the dual purpose breeds the Milk if agricultural states are to pros ing Shorthorns are coming from per. A more direct system of as far as Massachusetts. The distribution and less middle in dairy products show is another terests must be established. Pro feature ot vital importance to must be brought to the the exposition and to the country ducts working class consumers at pri as welh ces they will pay, in order that there may be normal demand, “How I Cleared the Mill of yet the grower must receive a Rats,” by J. Tucker, R. I. living profit for his work and in vestment to have normal pro “As night watchman believe I duction. JOIN THE CROWD AT have seen more rats than any There ¡3 room enough in the man. Dogs wouldn’t dare go “spread” between the dollar the near them. Got a $1.25 package gets and the three dol of RAT-SNAP inside of 6 weeks grower lars the pays, to bring cleared them ali out Killed them about both family of these conditions, by the score every night. Guess but it will take efficient organi the rest were scared away. I’ll, zation. It is hard to understand Where your Dollar has more Cents never be without HAT-SNAP.” that both consumera and produ Three sizes, 35c, 65c 51.25. Sold cers will permit middle interests and guaranteed by tfte Estacada to add twice first cost of produc tion to the ultimate consumer. Pharmacy. TYPEWRIT ER I •f**f**C* -r**b*T**b *!**♦* *f* 4* 'OME in and see our line of BLANKETS in Wool and Cotton, light, tans, greys, white and plaid col ors; also a good selection of Comforters and Army Blankets. Be sure and price these before you buy elsewhere. fE HAVE just unpacked a new shipment of Men’s Wool Shirts, Socks, (Jnion Suits and Sweaters; also a full line of Men’s Sheep lined Khaki Coats, and a good line of Loggers’ Shirts in tans, blues, olive, drab and khaki colors, heavy weight. Get oar prices on ton lots of Dairy, Hog and Chicken feeds-we carry the Crown and Golden Rod lines. WHITE LOAF and CROWN BLEACHED FLOUR at a price you can t afford to miss. A Full Line of Groceries, Cereals and Roofing Paper STORE H. B. SNYDER, - - C.A. DYKEMAN.