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EASTERN C LA C K A M A S N EW S, TH U R S D A Y , A U G U S T 14,1924. RUPTURE idge will make his address to | STATE MARKET AGENT night, and while we do not pre- DEPARTMENT Entered at the postoffice in Estacada, I tend to the prophetic gift, we EXPERT COMING TO ¡will venture to predict, that the Oregon, as second-class mail. BY C. E. SPEN CE, MARKET ACT. OREGON CITY Oregonian’s opinion of Davis’ “ When Gresham gets to going, Will Give Free Demonstration Published every Thursday at speech will be much the same as when the growers there learn that of the Journal on Cool- the game more thoroughly in the i Friday and Saturday, August 22 & 23, Estacada, Oregon idge’s, and vice versa. at Crown Willamette Hotel way of picking and grading, that i UPTON H. GIBBS section is going to be known in from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Editor and"tMariager. C. E. Summer Conference the rasperry market,” said the | TWO DAYS ONLY Advance registrations indicate district federal fruit supervisor to S u b s c r ip t io n R a t e s One year - $1.50 a good attendance at the fifth the state market agent. He said On above date the noted rupture ap Six months - * * .75 Oregon Christian Endeavor Sum that the section was adapted to pliance expert, C. F. Redltch, will give demonstration. mer conference to be held at this fruit and that the growers a free "You will at once realize the differ- PEARCY & BIEH N between his highly efficient, abso Thursday. August 14, 1924. Turner, near Salem, August 25 were wise in growing but the enc3 lutely sanitary appliances and the inef to September 1, 1924. More one best variety—the Cuthbert— ficient, uncomfortable, smelly and thor J. G. HAYMAN, Agent registrations have been received popular with consumers and best oughly unsanitary elastic web trusses with their bulky, plainly visible pads so far than had been received at for shipment, being a firm fruit, and their abominable chafing legstraps, BIBLE THOUGHT or the varions mail order steel or wire this time last year. and Svveet. trusses which never fit right. All of — FOR TODAY — Mornings will be devoted to these unscientific devices make yvur Bible T h o u g h t! m em orized, will prove a classes, first of which will be a The potato crop of Oregon wid rupture steadily worse instead of bet priceless h e ritag e in a f te r years. Estacada, Oregon. CRATES FURNISHED as you well know. Mr. Redlich’s very interesting series of talks be considerably below the nor ter appliances, scientifically fitted by an on the life of Paul by the Rev. mal this year and the stock will expert in person, will give security and comfort for years to come, not HE THAT KEEPETH HIS MOUTH James A. Smith, pastor of the run small, because of the short only to those with recent and small age of rainfall. The market pri KEEPETH HIS LIKE, BUT HE Hope Presbyterian church of ruptures, hut also to old, neglected TH AT Ol'ENETH WIDE HIS [.IPS Portland. ces range from $2.00 to $2.50 for cases. They are by far the cheapest in the long run. SHALL HAVE DESTRUCTION.— On Thursday, Friday and Sat No. 1 stock. Many ruptures are now cured by Prov. 13:3. improved mechanical methods urday mornings there will be de At a recent meeting of a num these which formerly necessitated operations; ber of Pendleton wheat growers nominational conferences in the but do not delay. HONORED VISITORS period just before noon. Dr. to talk ofer the matter of sell Children should never carry a rupt ing or holding, one of the farm ure into manhood or womanhood, as they can be easily restored to a nor At the Garfield grange picnic D. A. Thompson, superinten ers offered this advice: “ When condition by a proper mechanical on Saturday there will be three dent of Presbyterian missions wheat gets around $1.25 to the mal method. These’ clean and sanitary de distinguished guests, if nothing in Oregon, will speak to Pres grower, it seems to me that it is vices will here he most appreciated. It will not cost you anything to be prevents their attendance. These byterian Endeavorers; Professor the time to sell, not all, but a shown and a visit may mean a great are the State Grange Master Walter L. Myers of Eugene will deal part of his crop. This ¡3 a fairly you.” to you and those dependent on George A. Palmiterof Hood Riv address those of the Christian safe proposition for the grower Home Office: 336 Boston Block, er; C. E. Spence, the State Mar churches; and the Rev, Fred Minneapolis, Minn. either way the market goes. If ket Agent; and last, but ranking Grey, secretary of the congrega No matter how many books you have in it falls, he has played safe on a first, the Hon. Walter A. Pierce, tional Educational society, and A Possible Outcome your library, you should add one more, part of his crop; If it goes higher governor of Oregon. Our cit- the Rev. Harry vV. Johnson, pas The New York O u t l o o k has he has half of his crop yet to sell A BANK, BOOK. zens should show some apprecia tor of the Central Congregational the following to say concerning and has not lost anything on the tion of the presence of these church in Salem, will meet Con first deal. Then, too, this would an accidental president, if the It will add to your Comfort; gentlemen in our midst. The gregational young people. Ohter final decision should rest with Increase your Security; do much to regulate the market first two represent that class leaders may be sent by other de and stabilize it. With half the Congress. Promote your Prosperity; which is the backbone of the nominations, but if not a gen crop held back, the speculators If the election is thrown into Insure your Financial Success. eral conference for those of the nation, the farmers. Whether would not be able to pull off any Congress, it will not be without other denominations will be pro precedent. There is in fact a we agree with all their plans or very wild deals.” If there were We have a Bank Book for you and will not, yet they are working for vided by the Conference faculty. compact organization and coop case on record where the result was the election by the lower One of the most likeiy features the betterment of agriculturral be pleased to assist you in every way eration with wheat growers, such house of a President of one party conditions, which need help sore of the conference is the early possible to build up an Account. Call general action would be a power and by the Senate of a Vice-Pres ly. Fortunately at present an evening out-door vesper service ident of the other party. This for it this week. for safe and profitable markets. year that is improbable, though improvement is beginning, which couducted by Paul Brown, Pa Wheat may go to $1.50 per it seems at present a little more is full of promise, especially as cific Coast Ctiristian Endeavor than that Mr. La Foi- Eurboean conditions apparently secretary. Each evening this bushel net to the farmers, as probable lette could carry New York State many of them expect it will, or are at last beginning to straight will be followed by an inspira as one of his ardent adherents, it a drop may come and farmers en out. This will have a profound tional address as the delegates is said, has predicted. As we effect on our commerce generally sit around a bonfire. Saturday may again have to sell below the have already pointed out, if no and the farmer is bound to share night will be stunt night, when cost of production, but if every candidate succeeds in obtaining bushel harvested this year net more than half of the votes in FOUR Per Cent Interest; 100 Per Cent Security all will enjoy wholesome fun. in the benefit. the Electoral College (that is, ted the farmer $1.50, the trouble Registrations will be received We are not acquainted with and Service. more than 266), Congress is Mr. Palmiter. but he must be at 303 Abington Building, Port with agriculture would not be charged by the Constitution with well qualified for his position or land, until August 23rd, after cured. The trouble place is be the duty of making a selection of else he would not have been which time they will be taken at tween the manufacturer and his both President and Vice-Presi workmen on one side and the dent. In that case, the House elected to it. Mr. Spence was the grounds. farmer on the other. The cost must choose between the three his immediate predecessor and having the highest Congratulations of this middle road is too big, candidates resigned, we believe, to accept number of electoral votes for the position of State Market Friends have received cards the farmers simply can’t pay it President, and the Senate must agent. As such he has been this week announcing the birth and stay on the farms. There choose between the two candi having the highest number writing ¡weekly letters bearing of a son, LeRoy David, to Mr. has to be more than a high-price- dates of electoral votes for Vice-Presi LaFolletfe News of-wheat remedy. A retail price and Mrs. Will Bell of Boring, on upon the important question of dent. organization among the farmers August 9th. The latter was for of $3 for which the producer re In voting for a President, the Announcement by the LaFol- ceives but $1 is a load that is House of Representatives would lette state campaign committee so they can control the market merly Miss Bina Douglass. surely breaking his back. It is vote by States. Each State is that Senator Henrick Shipstead ing of their crops. These letters OF Next week will be Buyers’ a system under which the farmer entitled toone vote. New York’s of Minnesota is being sent by we have gladly published in the Week in Portland, when mer vote, for instance, would be de Eastman Kodaks N ews , as we believe in the gen chants from all around will visit is asked to work for less and less termined by the torty-three Rep the LaFollette national commit so that a greater army of mid eral principle though differing on that city and be entertaided by resentatives in Congress from tee to open the campaign in Ore and Supplies some of the details. But what thé wholesale men and Chamber dle interests may live on the that State. Nevada, like New gon by a public address in Port at my temporary location in York, would have one vote, and. land, Friday, August 15, marks he writes is well worthy of se of Commerce. Secretary Hoover between-profits. LINN’S RESTAURANT having but one Representative the first move to be made in thie rious consideration.. The carpenters are beginning in Congress, its vote would bede- state in the national campaign. is expected to he there one day Leave Films there to be developed As to Governor Pierce we have and make an address at a ban to put in the fronts of the stores termined by that one man. W ithicu. . , . . ,, three candidates in the field, a bhipstead is expected to include known him for years and have quet. in the new Masonic building. Seattle, Tacoma and Spokane in deadlock might easily ensue. admired him for his grit and his itinerary for this trip. In the meantime the Senate pluck. Some years ago he met would be making its choice be In a letter received from John with serious financial reverses tween the two Vice-Presidential K. Nelson, national campaign and instead of wilting, he buck candidates. If they were Mr. ( led to, turned up his shirt sleeves Dawes and Mr. C. W. Bryan, it i manager for LaFollette, the Ore- ESTACADA is conceivable that the supporters gon sta^e committee is advised and went to work raising wheat. of the La Follette ticket, who! that a quantity of literature is be-' In two or three years “ Richard A few of the new items we have added recently: would have no opportunity for j jng sent for distribution in Ore-' was himself again” financially. voting for Mr. Wheeler, might gon. NeIson indicates that fur- He is accused of pulling out Sun Visor» Vanity Combs Rubber Aprons; cast their votes for Mr. Bryan, i r. ,. . ... , ,, . 1 Dry-Cleaning and Dyeing the tremolo stop in his p u b l i c If the deadlock continued in the c^er shipments will follow at in- Household Brushes Thermos Bottles Family Wash a Specialty) House until the expiration of tervals as new pamphlets come speeches, and filling his chest or and Lunch Sets. Prompt Service at Right Prices I Congress on the Fourth of March ; from the press. A. M. Arnold, barrel tones full of sobs, but ] Also a bigger and better assortment of Toilet the candidate chosen by the Sen-, secretary of the state committee, GIVE US A TRIAL whether that is so or not, he ate as Viee-President would suc ! believes the LaFollette forces Preparations. Perfumes, Etc. Satisfaction Guaranteed does not cry over spilled milk in ceed as President. It is thus We have no Agents. Phone 70-1 will make use of a greater quan his own atfairs. Politically we possible that, without the inter tity of literature than has been vention of death, Mr. C. W. Bry are in the opposite camp, we did an, who is now hardly known ex 1 used by a single political party not vote for him, nor do we ever cept by name throughout the in any previous campaign. expect to. but we respect him 'SQUARE DEAL" - ¡country at large, and who could for what he is himself as well as BARBER SHOP not be chosen President in the A beautiful double rainbow ap T hs shop where the barber knew* hi* stu ff for his office. As this will be regular election, might become peared in the sky Sunday even EAR*. LA FORGE. Proprietor President of the United States. his first visit here since becom H Al R C U T 3 5 c S H A V E 13c ing A thunder storm must have WHY PAY MORE’ ing governor special effort should A SOUAftC OtAL «UAftANTtlD We acknowledge with thanks taken place south east, as light be made to emphasize the fact Bobbing and Shingling a Specialty the June Quarterly of the Ore ning was seen in that direction MAIN ST R E ET that he is governor of the whole H, C. GQHRING Prop. gon Historical Society, from and thunder was heard. Unfor state and of all the people in it, 'George H. Himes. Curator. It tunately it did not pass over Es irrespective of party, religion o r 1 contains an interesting paper by tacada. Let us hope though that race. We have doubted his judg ! Charles E. Lewis on the history it will prove the bow of promise ment, but never his sincerity 1 of the efforts of the Episcopal for showers to come. and honesty._________ 'Church ir. Oregon, in the matter Beef. Mutton, Veal and Hogs Bought Do It Now! Municipal Terminal— Sixth an of education, giving an account John W. Davis delivered his Don't wait until the fall rains Salmon St». —Main 7733 of the various schools which speech of acceptance of the dem- * LINN'S INN. Estacada, Orego have been started under its aus start to do your shingling as shingles are always higher in the ocrutic nomination for the presi-1 SCHEDULE pices, all of which are now de falI. We are selling first class L». Poniard J 00 P M. and e 20 P y dency, Monday evening. It is funct except St. Helen's Hall in "Star A Star" cedar shingles at Ar I r K i , 2 35 p. M ard ? 45 p y Open from 7 a. m. t o 6 p. m. Saturday*, open to 8 p. m. interesting to read the comment L» Estacada - 30 A. M. and « 30 P. M. Portland. $3.50 per M delivered in Esta on it by the Morning Oregonian Ar. P c r-ard !0:C3 A. W .ard»:05 P. M cada. or near vicinity. 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