EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1924.
STATE MARKET AGENT the cooperative work in Minne
LAW ENFORCEMENT
sota state that united action of
DEPARTMENT
are dangerous pests. T h e y w a s t e ,
MASS MEETING
destroy and poison things th a t a r e
farmers is the biggest factor to
BY C. E. SPENCE, MARKET ACT.
save the industry of anything so
The motion picture film, “The
“ You fellows don’t make any far suggested—that the farmers
NEW AND REBUILT
Last Raid of Sheriff Kendall of
TO
must save themselves.
money.
You
don’t
buy
any
Old
machines
taken in trade as part payment.
Linn County,’’ will be shown at
thing
from
me
except
overalls
a Law Enforcement Mass Meet
Typewriters repaired.-C om plete Renta! and Supply Department.
B ut when you feed them R A T -SN A P— ing to be held at Estacada High for yourselves and Mother Hub
and they crave fo r it as a c at does c a t
THE REBUILT TYPEWRITER COMPANY
auditorium on Friday, bards for your wives. You don’t
n ip —it is absolutely G U A RA N TEED School
304 Oak Street, Portland, Oregon
to rid you of all ra ts snd mice.
March 28th, at 7:45 P. M., un buy any furniture except the
A. F. JAKSHA, Mgr.
Phone, Broadway 0270
cheapest. You don’t buy kitch
der
the
auspices
of
the
Commu
Wm.
& Sons
m e s ta te of Oregon will be lim
en
utensils
except
tinware.
The
say ‘ ‘we are pleased to s ta te we con nity Club and churches.
lted to ten votes a t the n ational dem o
am particularly interested in the make o f machine checked below:
sider R A T-SN a P is, w ithout doubt, the
The entire state was shocked only way I can make any money cratic convention to be held in New
is
by
buying
up
mortgages
on
b est R at and Mice ex te rm in a to r we
Woodstock----
Underwood___ Remingtom
York n ext June, reg ard less of how
have ever used. I t does ALL you claim and stirred by the dastardly and your farms and foreclose on you
m any d elegates are se n t to th e m eet
—and more, to o .” T hree S izes—35c, cowardly shooting of this faith
L. C. Smith----
Royal__
Oliver
65c, #1.25. RAT-SNAP will Kill
ful officer. Aside from the por but I don’ want to make money ing, according to a legal opinion hand
1 want to make ed down by the attorney-general.
Name
trayal of the scene, the film con that wav.
money as a square merchant anc
In an ad d ress before th e K lam ath
tains
many
other
interesting
and
and leave no sm ell. Sold, and g u a ra n
Address
Falls cham ber of com m erce Colonel
thrilling scenes, especially the I can’t do it unless you fellows C.
teed by ESTACADA PHARM ACY.
C. Thom pson, su p erin ten d e n t of the
are
making
it.”
raiding of a moonshiner’s still.
C rater L ake national park, stated that
Rev. R. E. Close, assistant su This was the opening talk at a records of p ark s for last y ear showed
perintendent of the Anti-Saloon big cooperative meeting in Cali C rater L ake the only self-supporting T hree confessions w ere obtained by
LOCAL B R E V I T I E S
H. H. Pom eroy, s ta te fire m arshal, and
League of Oregon, will deliver fornia by one of the big mer national p a rk in the U nited States.
A c h a rte r am endm ent authorizing o th er officers from Dr. Jam es Otis
an address, taking for his sub chants in Fresno, and then he
AND NE W S I T E M S
told the growers if they wouic th e issuance of $987,000 of bonds tc Kenyon, Milton d entist, th a t he wrote
ject, “The Price of Victory.”
cover 75 p er cent of th e cost of ac th reaten in g le tte rs to Dr. A. D. Wood-
See me before you buy th a t set. I
The following statement has organize right and dig in to help quiring rights-of-w ay fo r w ide bridge m ansee, also of Milton, and tw ice set
themselves,
he
would
put
every
sell the HALLO WATT Receiving
been issued by the superin
approaches w as adopted by the voters fires in th e la tte r’s office. The fires
Sets, the kind th a t will please you
A. H. Fraley spent the week tendent:
dollar he had in the world behinc of P ortland a t th e special city elec th a t caused dam age of approxim ately
them.
If you are intere-'ted le t m e Uem-
end in Portland.
tlon held M arch 4 by 5654 m ajority. $4500 to tho co n ten ts of Dr. Wood-
“ We have been holding Law
s tra te this fine se t to you.
The
interests
of
the
farmer,
m
ansee’s
office
occurred
N
ovem
ber
8,
D iscussion of th e lab o r situation
G. L. Mendelhall was a Port Enforcement mass meetings in
PR IC E S A RE RIGHT.
merchant, banker, lawyer, teach in O regon and outlining som e plan 1923, and Jan u a ry 31, 1924.
land visitor Sunday.
the important cities of the state
w
hereby
w
orkers
may
be
distributed
No
road
d
istrict,
w
hether
w
ithin
an
er and worker are closely allied.
CLYDE SCHOCK
L. V. Cleworth and his brother
When the producers are pros to the b est advantage of both em incorporated city or outside, has the
Crawfords’
Garage, Estacada, Ore.
Jim were in town Monday.
ployer and employe, will featu re a au th o rity to levy a tax for im prove
Or Phone 69-7
perous the other interests are m
eeting of th e seasonal em ploym ent m ent of a city stre e t, w as the decision
Paint your auto NOW. Auto en
certain to be. Oregon needs busi com m ission to be held in P ortland S at handed down a t A storia by Circuit
amels at Pointer’s, Estacada. tf
ness men like this Fresno de urday.
Judge Cam pbell In th e case of A. G.
partment store proprietor to
Taxes are due April 5th, if
An o rd er fo r a special election to be S pexarth ag ain st C latsop county and
Î
walk into the cooperative move held in L ane county May 16 a t the Its officers. The action w as brought 1 t J A C K N O R T O N ’ S %
paid in half year installments
to te s t th e validity of the special levy
tim
e
of
th
e
prim
aries
to
vote
upon
tha
ment and help put it across.
without interest.
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Mrs. H. C. Stephens, Mrs. U.
H. Gibbs and Mrs. William Fink
were Portland visitors Saturday.
When you need a watch, ring,
etc., see A. N. Johnson. 5-10-tf
Miss Ethel Douglass come out
from Portland last Thursday and
spent the day with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Douglass.
See Mrs. J. E. Gates for piano
instruction. Prices reasonable.
I. 0. 0. F. building.
tf
William Hirt of Portland spent
the week end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hall, on and expect to cover the entire
state. The idea is to create a
their ranch east of town.
stronger public sentiment for
Just received a good line of the strict and vigorous enforce
Marswell Paints in the popular ment of the Prohibition law.
shades, at Pointer’s, Estacada. tf The Anti-Saloon League has in
Mrs. N. B. Ecker went to visit augurated a campaign through
her daughter, Mrs. Mayme Bovle, out the state and proposes to
Sunday, in Portland. It was the take an active part in the prima
occasion of the birthday of the ries this year, when we shall
latter.
seek the nomination of officers
C. L. Coonrad has exchanged who are in sympathy with and
his city property on the flat by will enforce the prohibition laws.
fourth street for land adjoining Prohibition will certainly fail in
his farm in Springwater and will Oregon if the laws are not en
forced.
move there.
“These meetings are held in re
Now is the time to begin to
cognition
of the tremendous
clean up around the premises.
propaganda
which is being car
Manager Moore of the Estacada
ried
on
to
nullify
prohibition and
hotel has set an excellent exam
to
discredit
all
law.
It is a clari
ple in this respect which we all
on
call
to
all
those
who believe
ought to follow.
in prohibit ion but who with th
Mr. David Huggans of Boring p a s s a g e of the Eighteenth
is very ill and Mr. and Mrs. Er- Amendment and the enactment
land Lindholm are staying with of the Volstead law felt that the
Mr. and Mrs. Huggans while Mr. fight was over and lost active in
Huggans is so bad.
terest.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wester-
“Realizing that this inactivity
man of Boring had as guests Sat and apathy has resulted in an
urday and Sunday, Mr. Wester- apparent growth of the liquor
man’s brother and wife, Mr. and sentiment in the non-observance
Mrs. Herman Westerman, of of the enforcement act not only
Yamhill, Oregon. It was quite by state officials and bootleggers
a surprise and they had a very but by men and women who are
pleasant visit.
law abiding in every way is the
Bob Marchbank will soon build reason for law enforcement
on his lots on Broadway. He work, with the idea of recover
contemplates putting up a build ing the morale of the moral and
ing of hollow tile with cement Christian forces upon the prohi-
outside coating. He exchanged tion issue.
with A. E. Sparks the lot where
his old confectionery was, for Grammar School Athletics
the one on which the theatre
There will be a meeting of
stood, so he has two lots togeth grammar school principals and
er, making frontage of fifty feet. teachers in Superintendent Ved-
Will the Latter Day Saint fam der’s office on Saturday, March
ily who wrote to the Saints Her 22nd, at one o’clock, to plan a
ald or Zion Ensign papers some program of events for the coun
time last fall, inquiring if there ty field meet and to discuss the
were any Saints living in or near baseball schedule. You are urged
Estacada please answer this note to be present and help us with
if still living in the city named. your suggestions.
H o m e r E. R u n d a l l
M rs . R. L. C oop .
Sec’y of League.
If all the cattle in Oregon
were marketed through one big
cooperative selling association,
the stockmen would be placed
on an even basis with the pack
ers in the fixing of prices. This
plan has been worked out with
wonderful success in some of the
middle west states, and the offi
cial reports are on file in the
state market agent’s office. These
stock growers operate their own
stockyards. They control the
stock all the way through.
The margin between the flour
price and the bread price, for a
barrel of flour, has spread from
$10.40 to $18.30, while the price
of wheat to the grower is below
the cost of production. The De
partment of Agriculture states
that a pound of bread that cost
the consumer 5.3 cents in 1913,
in Minneapolis, now costs 9
cents, while flour which cost
$1.43 a barrel in 1913 is now
$6.89 from the makers.
question of levying a special tax ol of $100,000 m ade by th e A storia road
m ills to ra ise L ane county’s sh are of d istrict m eeting la st fall to pay a
the cost of constructing th e Pacific portion of the cost of im proving Tayloi
highw ay bridge over th e W illam ette and W est Bond stre e t.
riv er a t H arrisb u rg w as m ade by the
L aying of rails on the E ugene
county court.
K lam ath F alls line of th e Southern
T here w ere tw o fatalities in Oregon Pacific has been com pleted a total
due to in d u strial accidents during the distance of 37V4 miles, according tc
by
William
week ending M arch 13, according to a announcem ent m ade
rep o rt p rep ared by the s ta te industrial Sproule, p resid en t of th e S outhern Pa
accident com m ission. T he victim s cific company. R ails have been laid
w ere: L ouis L arson, H olbrook, fore a distance of 6% m iles beyond Oak
man, and D. B. W agner, Molalla, edger ridge on the n o rth end of th e so-called
A to ta l of 615 accidents w’ere re p o rt K atron cut-off, and for a d istan ce oi
31 m iles no rth of K irk, a t th e south
ed during th e w eek.
Ray C. Steel, federal gam e w arden end of the new im provem ent. This
leaves 81 m iles to be com pleted.
for Oregon and W ashington, has re
leased 200 ducks and geese from cold E x pert W a tc h a n d J e w e l r y
storage plants, left by Medford sp o rts
R ep airin g
men, co n trary to th e gam e and storage
Send
your
watch or jewelry
law s of th e country. T he gam e was
to
be
repaird,
to me by insured
sen t to th e poor farm and o th e r in sti
mall. It will be repaired prop
tutions in Jack so n county to be used
erly at a reasonable cost, and re
for food for th e inm ates.
A fter alm ost a y ear of controversy
over the appointm ent of a d irecto r of
h atch eries for tho com m ercial fish
com m ission of Oregon, H ugh M itchell
of the federal bureau of fish eries was
appointed to th e position. Since the
rem oval of R. E. C lanton la st y ear the
w ork has been handled by C arl D.
Shoem aker, m a s te r fish w arden, with
th e assistan ce of H arland D. H olmes
sunervisor.
The Portland Chamber of Com
merce has reversed its first de
cision and is now strongly back
ing the wheat export bill before
congress, and wiil send repre
sentatives to Washington to
work for the law. At the recent
Portland meeting of the cham
ber and the wheat growers of
Eastern Oregon the bankers
stated that many wheat growers
had turned their ranches over to
the mortgage companies: that
they are going deeper into debt,
and unless some measure like
the export bill gives speedy re
lief, they will leave the farms
in great numbers this summer
and fall.
Minnesota is showing the na
tion what cooperation can do.
The state is leading all other
states in the movement because
those who understand agricul $
ture are directing it. In its co
operative dairy work Minnesota
s getting 12 cents per pound
more for its butter fat than Ne
braska, and 8 cents more than »
Wisconsin, North and South Da
kota and Iowa. Of farm pro
ducts it markets almost half of
the entire state’s production,
and in livestock one half of the
shipping is handled through co
operative associations. Of 20,000
cars of live stock handled the
average cost was a trifle more
than $8 and the net average
profit more than $4, against a
handling cost of $15 through
Job printing at theNEws office
commission
men and a loss of
Are You Registered?
$4—the difference Between suc
It is important that every
H a ll’s Catarrh M edicine
cess and failure.
voter
should be registered be
T h o se w ho a r a in a " ru n dow n" condi
What Minnesota is doing and
tion will notice thA t C A ta r rh b o th ers fore election.
W. F. Cary has
th em m uch m ore th a n w hen th e y a r e In
good h ealth . T h is fa c t p ro v es th a t w hile sent for the registration blanks has done, Oregon can do, when
C a ta rr h is a local d isease, it la g re a tly
the cattle men, fruit men, dairy
Influenced by c o n s titu tio n a l condition#.
and announcement will be made
H A L L 'S C A T A R R H M E D IC IN E con
men and others will come to the
sis ts of a n O in tm e n t w hich Q uickly when they arrive.
R elieves by local app licatio n , a n d th e
one way of thinking, unite solid-
I n te rn a l M edicine, a Toni' . w hich a s s is ts
Mrs. U, S. Morgan was report-[ly and put those at the head who
In im p ro v in g th e G en eral H ealth .
Sold by d ru g g ists fo r over 40 T ears.
ed
on the sick list this week.
know the work. The leaders ox
F . 1, C lm tjr * C o , Toiedo. O h *.
Broadway, opposite " Favorite" Theatre
Agent for Crystal Laundry
T u b a n d Show er
BATHS
PLUMBING
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
AMES
SHOP
MAI N STREET.
turned by mail within ten days.
All work absolutely guaranteed
or money refunded. Pack all ar
ticles In paper.
GUY I). JONES, Jeweler,
12-6tf
Gresham, Oregon,
Any girl in trouble may com
municate with Ensign Lee of the
Salvation Army, at the White
Shield Home, 565 Mayfair Ave.,
Portland, Oregon.
9-20-tf
JOSEPH E. GATES-Y01!R HOME
FUNERAL DIRECTOR [
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CHICK FEEDS AND MASHES
The Baby Chicks are now being hatched and
you will be needing some feeds for them. We
have a full line of ALBERS Chick Feeds and
Mashes, which if properly fed, will most always
insure you against the many diseases of baby
chicks._______________ __ __________________
Kerr’s Milk Mash and Double XX Chop
This Chop Feed is much better than Mill-Run
and is sold at Mill-Run prices—Give it a trial.
We have a new and complete line of
Men’s, Women’s Misses
&
Children’s Oxfords & Sandals
We will be glad to have you see these whether
jrou anticipate buying or not.__________________
All kinds of Garden and Flower Seeds-
Rakes, Hoes and Spades.
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Where t/our Dollar has more Cents
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