EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27,1923.
for this? If not, to whom must
T o Poultrym en
he pro for light?
And with
The contracts between the
■atered at the postoffice in Estacada, whom rests the final authority of
members o f the Pacific Coopera­
interpretation?”
Oregon, as second-class mail.
U J E
D E S IR E
tive Poultry Producers and the
Association expire January 1.
" to extend to you
Published every Thursday at
Now that Henry Ford has
1924.
Efforts
are
being
made
Estacada, Oregon
the compliments of the
come out for Coolidge, his stock
to sign up a new contract. This
has
gone
up
with
a
good
many
UPTON H. GIBBS
contract will be for five years
Season
republican papers, and vice-
Editor and [Manager.
with a yearly withdrawal privi­
and express our sin­
versa.
lege. 250,000 hens, according to
S u b s c r ip t io n R a t e s
cere wishes for your
Tom and Jerry are no longer the contract, must be signed by
(1.60
One year
January
1,
1924.
or
all
the
con­
.75 with us at New Year, but we
prosperity the coming
Six months
tracts which have been signed
still have Mutt and Jeff.
year,
in the campaign so fa • become
Thursday. D e c e m b e r 27.1923.
If you make any New Year void.
with a contiuuance of
The Cooperative Producers are
resolutions, keep them to your-
cordial relations ex­
short at the present time close to
se'f, lest you forget.
.BIBLE THOUGHT
isting between us.
100,000 hens. Unless poultry-
— FOR TODAY—
men get busy and sign up at
H ow It W as Done
Bible Thoojfht* memorixed, will pror« a
priceless heritage in after year».
once, Oregon will be without an
That handsome 20-page holiday
Tfim um m m uj
association and the poultry in­
issue—how it was done?
GREETING TO 1924:—The Lord
dustry in the state will have re­
First, the thinking and plan­
Bartholomew
bless thee and keep thee. The Lord
ceived a blow from which it will
matte his face shine upon thee, and be ning on the part of writers, edi­
take years to recover.
Lawrence
gracious unto thee. The Lord lift tip tors, ad men, make-up man and
his countenance upon thee, and give other workers, covering in some
Methodist Episcopal Church
thee peace.—Numbers 6:24-26.
cases many days and evenings of
All services Sunday as usual.
study and thought, was some­
New Year’ s sermon Sunday at 11.
thing tremendous.
It repre­
‘ ‘Serving God by serving folks. ” made to produce abundantly if
sented, roughly speaking, what
uiven the proper care and culti­
H. W . M o r t , Pastor.
would have produced ten or a
vation.
dozen ordinary Outlooks.
There were 24 sacks of mail,
Topheavy Overheed
Second, the mechanical work Sunday morning.
A United States senator re­
involved in the composilior,
cently made the statement that
printing and mailing of 1600 cop­ Christian Church Services
there are three times as many re
ies taxed the full capacity o f the
Bible School 10 a. m .; preach­ tail units in the United States as
Outlook’s printing plant for sev­ ing 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; mid­
are necessary, and .it is one of
eral days and almost as many week prayer meeting Wednesday
the reasons why the low price
nights of nearly continuous 7:30 p. m.; choir practice Friday
products of the farm got to the
work.
7.00 p. m.
consumer at such high prices.
Third, a wealth of material
A New Year’s service in the This condition
in connection
was drawn upon, material which morning and in the evening.—A
with the great middle-handling
the Outlook office accumulates sermon to the young.
field, makes an overhead ex­
and keeps in reserve for just
All are kindly invited to these pense too great for normal busi­
such occasions. This includes
services, and especially the ness conditions. Cooperation be­
not only the ordinary type, but
young
people in the evening.
tween producers and consumers
ING out wild bells, to the wild sky,
also cuts, borders, etc., of almost
The flying clouds, the frosty light,
B. F. ( ’ LAY,
would eliminate a big part of
endless variety.
The year is dying in the night;
Minister, Christian Church. this load.
Fourth, the Outlook’s regular
King out, wild bells and let him die.
State-federal shipping point
correspondents and special writ­
STA TE M A R K E T AG EN T
inspection
will soon be demanded
ers were very generous and
Ring out old shapes o f foul disease;
DEPARTM
ENT.
by
shippers
and large growers
Ring out the narrowing lust of gold; faithful in their articles which
generally, on fruit, vegetables,
Ring out the thousand wars of old, made a readable and attractive
Think This Over
King in the thousand years o f peace. paper possible.
potatoes, grain and other com­
Many farmers object to grad­
modities. The demand is rap-
Fifth,
the
advertisers
respond­
Ringfin the va'lant man and free,
ing potatoes in conformity to the
i idly spreading over the states.
The larger heart, the kindlier hand: ed loyally with about 1200 inches
U. S. grades.
They claim they
Ring out the darkness of the land, of advertising, without which
It is a form of insurance; it guar­
cannot
make
any
money by grad­
Ring in the Christ that is to be.
antees standard production; it
such a paper would be impos­ ing.
They do not seem to real­
—TENNYSON. sible.
aids f. o. b. sales, it is the ship­
ize that only by close grading
The Outlook prides itself on can they put Oregon back on the pers’ protection in state and fed­
producing in the holiday issue potato map. Yakima growers eral courts, and it guarantees
something new, original and at­ have taken advantage of Ore­ the highest market prices.
One of Portland’ s large potato
tractive. There is no room for gon’s laxness and for a number
shippers
recently asked inspec­
boiler-plate or filler. The cover of years have held the key to
THE INFALLIBILITY OF THE BIBLE
tion
of
a
carload from the state
design is always a product of the the markets of the northwest
market
agent.
The inspector
In a public debate in New York Outlook office.—Gresham Out­ because they graded their pota­
found
the
stock
was not up to
toes, while the Oregon farmer
City last week the question was look.
the grade and he graded them
was content, and thought he was
argued, ‘ ‘Resolved that the Bible
a; No. 2. The shipper then re­
Help the Fire Brigade
making money, by putting in too
is the infallible work of God.”
sorted
the car, culled out all that
The Estacada fire boys need much otf-grade stock. It is the
A prominent Baptist minister
was
not
No. 1, and then shipped
took the affirmative and a Unita­ new equipment and a dance will history of all marketing that
t
ie
car
to San Francisco. He
rian minister the negative, and be given Monday night, Decem­ those who put up the best article
reports
that
he received a higher
the latter won. But the judges ber 31st, in the Park pavilion get the trade. The most impor­
price
for
the
sorted potatoes
They have tant essential in merchandising
declared that their decision was for this purpose.
than
he
would
have
received i( r
merely on the presentation of been circulating a paper to se­ is grading and standardization,
the
whole
car;
saved
consider­
the argument and not upon the cure subscriptions from the busi­ every manufacturer and distrib
able
on
freight
charges,
and th: t
merits o f the respective theories. ness men, which met with a utor knows full well the impor-
the
buyers
wrote
him
to
make
In other words the winner made very generous response, but t a n c e of absolute standards.
further
shipments
of
the
same
more
money
is
necessary.
As
a better argument than his op­
When the farmers realize this
quality.
all
are
interested
vitally
with
importance they will heartily
ponent. That often happens on
Eastern Clackamas News
&
O. A. C. SHORT COURSES
Intensive practical instruction in ag­
ricultural specialties varying from on«
week to 20 weeks as follow:«
General Agricultuie
Jan. 2-March 19
Horticulture
Jan. 2-March 19
Dairy Manufacturing
Jan. 7-Eeb. 2
Herdsmen and Cow
Testers..................... Jan. 2-Junel2
Farm Mechanics, Tractors,
Trucks, etc .......... Jan. 2-March 19
Farm Mechanics
(one week!
Feb. 16-Feb. 23
Third Annual Canner’s
School ......................Feb. 4-F«b. 23
Land Classification and
Appraisal
........... Jan. 7-Jan. 12
Agricultural Fonom ie
Conference................... Jan. 21-Jari. 26
For further information regarding
any course address
The REGISTRAR
OREGON
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
Corvallis, Oregon.
Six roosters with each 100
hens should give good fertility
and hatchability with Leghorns.
CITY L A U N D R Y
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
ROUGH-DRY—I4lb $1.00
Work finished at Portland
prices—Special attention to
all family trade.
DRY CLEANING -PRESSING -D YEING
Lace Curtains a Specialty—P N 0 N E
PLUM BING
PIPE and FITTINGS
Get our prices before you'buy
Dryer Pipes Made to Order
For Sheet Iron work,
repairs, soldering and
plumbing, call at the
A M ES
S H O P
MAIN STREET.
H o lid a y G r e e tin g s
E W IS H to extend to all
our very best wishes
at
this Holiday Season and
to express the hope that the fullest
measure of joy and happiness may
be yours. May the coming year
be to you one of Peace and Pros­
perity.
ESTACADA STATE BANK
NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN- land. Oregon, on the 24th day o f Jan-
ment timber. General Land Office, i uary, 1924.
Washington D , C „ Dec 8, 1923 N o - 1 claim ant names as witnesses:
tice is hereby given that subject to the . .
.. _ , , „ , ' .
conditions and limitations of the Act
. Siegwarth, Ralph Kelly, William
o f June 9, 1916 (39 Stat.. 218), and th j ;°L te.r’ Anne Siegwarth, all o f Route
instructions of the Secretary of the In- *' hstacada, Oregon
terior of September 15, 1917 (46 L. D., | Notice will be published for five con-
447), the timber on the following lands J secutive w«eks in the " E s t a c a d a
will be sold Jan. 23, 1924, at 10:00 j News."
Act 6-9-16
o ’clock A. M., at public auction at the
Clackamas Co.
United States land office at Portland,
Not coal land.
Oregon, to the highest bidder at not
less than the appraised value as shown
A l e x a n d e r S w e e k , Register.
such occasions. Many a good the fire protection of th** town, sustain the potato grading law.
Farmers’ Marketing Program by this notice, sale to be subject to the 12-6-1-3
approval of the Secretary of the Inte4
case has been lost by a poor de­ their efforts should be supported Oregon has hundreds of acres of
In place of the usual Farmers’ rior. The purchase price, with an ad­ N O T IC E F OR PU BL ICA TION
fense. There are many skillful in every way.
good potato land that could be Week at the O. A. C. there will ditional sum of one-fifth of one per
05946
cent, thereof, being commissions allow­
of the Interior, U. S. Land
debaters who can ‘ ‘make the
be held an agricultural economic ed, must be deposited st time of sale, Department
Office, at Portland, Oregon, Novem­
to be returned if sale is not ap­
worse appear the better reason.”
ber 22nd, 1923.
conference in January, 21 to 25, money
proved, otherwise patent[will issue for
But the question is such an in­
NOTICE is hereby given that John
to take up anJ work out a com­ (he timber which must be removed
Confectionery,
Phonogr »ph*,
ten years. Bids will be received W. Di Dinger, of Route 1, Estacada,
volved one that it cannot be
prehensive program of produc­ within
from citizens o f the United States, as­ Oregon, who, on August ?rd, 1918,
properly argued without defining
tion and marketing. The best sociations of such citizens and corpora­ nade Homestead entry No. 65945 for
organized under the laws of the SEJ, Section 25, Township 3 S, Range
first what is meant exactly by
minds of the state will be present tions
United States or o f any State, Territo­ 4 E, Willamette Meridian, has filed
the dogmatic phrase, "The Word
and it is hoped that a line o f ac­ ry or District thereof only. Upon ap­ notice o f intention to make final
of a qualified pnrehaser, the Proof, to establish claim to the land
o f God.” This does not mean
tion may be determined that will plication
timber on any legal subdivision will be above described, before the Register
that God was the exclusive, but
L iGHT L u n c h e s .
help the farmers out of their offered separately before being includ­ and Receiver of the United States Land
ed in any offer o f a larger unit. T. 2 Office at Portland, Oregon on the 30th
the chief author of Holv Scrip­
present
serious condition.
S.. R. 4 E.. Sec. 35, NW* NWJ, Fir, day o f January, 1924.
ESTACADA,
OREGON.
ture. Then the sense in which
Claimant names as witnesses:
1000 M. Cedar 200 M. SWJ NWJ, Fir,
When the American people 660 M., Cedar 180 M. None of the tim Walter P. Snuffln, Richard G. Palma-
its infallibility consists should be
Walter B. Ltmmon, James Bot­
learn cooperation as Denmark ber or. these tracts to be sold for less tear,
considered. I'he infallibility of
than *2.00 per M for the Kir, and *1.50 kin, all of Ronte 1, Estacada, Oregon.
has
learned
it,
then
will
produ­
Cigars and Tobaccco.
Notice will be published for five con­
International Clothes,
Holy Scriptur’ 'should be deter­
per M. for the Cedar. T. 4 S., R. I
weiks in the 1 • Estacada New». ”
cers get living prices and consu­ E.. Sec. 27, SW1 SW*, Fir 630 M „ Ce­ secutive
mined by its purpose. It is not
Act
6-9-16.
dar 20 M., not to be sold for less than
mers
lower
prices.—State
Mar­
Clackamas
Co.
meant to instruct us primarily
*1.50 per M. T 3 S., R. 3 E .t Sec. 9,
A l e x a n d e r S w e e k , R e g iste r,
NEJ
NWJ.
Fir.
315
M..
Cedar
40
M.f
ket
Agt.
Dept.
on scientific or historical mat­
NW* NWJ. Fir, 515 M , Cedar, 325M. 11-29-12-27
ters, although it may so do,
None of the timber on these tracts to
be sold for less than *1.75 per M. T.
N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N
N O TIC E F OR PU BL ICA TION
but to make us "wise unto sal-
2 8.. R. 5. W.. Se<\ 21. NWJ NEJ. Fir,
06219
06672
vation. ”
This is its scope and
1900 M., SW’ l NEi. Fir, 560 M„ NW*
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land SEJ, Fir 800 K. Not to be sold for Department o f the Interior, U. S. Land
purpose, and experience has
Office at Portland. Oregon, Decem­ less than $1.26 per M. 3. V. P roud -
Office at Portland, Oregon, Novem­
ber 14, t923.
ber 22nd, 1923.
proved that it abundanlly ful-
fit . Acting Assistant Commissioner.
NOTICE is hereby given that lohn
NOTICE is hereby given that James 12-13-1-10.
fils this function, and can be
Henry Probasco, o f Route 1, Colton,
W. Giles, of Route 2, Estacada, Ore­
Oregon, who, on May 10th 1920, made
gon, who on November 1st. 1918, made
trusted. It should also be re-
NO TIC E FOR PUBLICATION
Homestead En t r y , No. 06672. for
Homestead entry. No. 06219 for SEi
membered that the infallibility
06750—07438
WiSEJ, Section 1, Township 5 S,
SWJ, Section 15. Township 4 S., Range
4 E., Willamette .Meridian, has filed Department of the interior. U. 3. Land Range 3 E, Willamette Meridian, has
o f the book does not insure the
notice of intention to make final Proof,
Office, at Portland, Oregon, Novem­ filed notice of intention to make Final
infallibility of the reader.
to establish claim to the land above
Proof, to establish claim to the land
ber 27, 1923.
described, before the Register and
above described, before the Register
“ Underetandest t h o u w h a t
NOTICE
is
hereby
given
that
Wilson
and Receiver of the United States
Receiver U. S. Land Office. Portland
All Our Friends and Patrons
thou rvadest?” Asked St. Philip, |
Oregon, on the 7th day o f February, Albert McLaughlin, o f 1178 Williams Land Office, at Portland. Otegon, on
Ave., Portland, Ore., who, on May the 23rd day of January. 1921.
1924.
the deacon of the Ethiopian eu­
14th. 1920, made Homestead Entry.
I laimanf names as witnesses:
Caimant names as witnesses:
No. 06759, forSJSWJ, Section 33, and
nuch, who replied, “ How can I,
Will H. Scheiffer. Rex E. Gordon,
J W. Marrs. C J. Jubb. W. E. My- on July 23,1923, made Additional Home­
except some man should guide
er«. C. M. Magee, all of .R. 2. Eata- stead Entry No. 07438, for the NISWJ, Alex Johnson, Ole Rask, all of Colton,
Oregon.
Open from 7 a . m. to G p. m. Saturdays, open to 8 p. m.
cada, Oregon.
Section 33. all in Townships, S., Range
me?” So further questions arise:
Notice will be published for five con-
Notice will be published for five con­ 5 E., Willamette Meridian, has filT
weeksin the "Estacada News ”
"H ow is the true sense o f Holy
secutive weeks in the " E s t a c a d a notice o f intention to make Final Proof, •eettive
Act 6-9-16
Estacada
:
;
Oregon
N
ew
s."
to
establish
claim
to
the
land
above
Scripture to be ascertained? Is
Clackamas Co.
6-9-16.
described, before the Register and Re­
SWEEK, Register.
the individual reader sufficient
Clackam aa Co.
12-20-1-17 ceive» U. S. Land Office, at Poet- U - W ALEXANDER
-l
R. G. M A R C H B A N K ,
I
THE ESTACADA MEAT CO.
H. C. GOHRING Prop.
A Jiappy Nrtu Bear to