EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S. 1924.
The Tw o W ay» O ut
kindly judgment of our readers, jdays every year of its existence.
BY C. E. SPENCE, MARKET AOT.
What our future will be is y e t1 The publisher does not close up
Entered at the postoffice in Estacada. uncertain. For a time at least, his shop when dull seasons ap­
George N. Peek, president of
we shall take a vacation to recu­ pear, but keeps on the job con­ the American Council of Agri­
Oregon, aa second-class mail.
perate our mental and physical tinually, boosting the town and culture. says there are two ways
poise. It may be we shall enter its trade territory, churches, to adjust the standards between
Published every Thursday at
the field again elsewhere, as it schools, and every other worthy agriculture and other industries.
Estacada, Oregon
posseses a fascination hard to re­ organization which are a part In his address at the Iowa state
sist. Time however will tell.
of the community. All he askB fair at Des Moines, July 25th, he
UPTON H. GIBBS
With sincere thanks to the in return for his printing efforts said one way was to repeal all
Editor andJIManager.
public and business men for their is fair advertising and subscrip­ protective tariff schedules on
S u bsc rip tio n R a t e s
generous support during the past tion support. Does he get it?
manufactured and other com­
11.60 six years and expressing regret
One year
-
We are in a position to answer modities, which would bring all
.76
Six months
if we have unwittingly offended, “ no’ ’ for numerous weekly pub­ other groups to the same footing
unintentionally hurt or unjustly lications which make weekly as that of the farmer and would
Thursday, September 25. 1924. treated any one, we make our fi­ visits to our desk; and we are enable the farmer to buy as well
nal bow and ring down the cur­ very much afraid that gome of as to sell in the world market.
tain.
those towns are due to a rude
This remedy if applied would
But it will rise directly on a awakening in the near future mean the lowering of the Ameri­
B IB LE T H O U G H T
| new editor an»! a new manage­ when they come to realize that can living standard. It would
— FO R T O D A Y —
ment, under new conditions that they practiced very foolish and mean competition with low-stan­
Bible ThonKht« memorized, will prore
priceless heritage in after ye ara.
promise a better paper. We be­ extravagant economy and there­ dard Europe. It would mean
i" " : ’i . ; ' 'i!:ni:::ir.'!minrf
speak tor our successor the by killed off their most helpful that this country would have to
heartiest goodwill and co-opera­ and progrrssive enterprise, the produce as cheaply as the old
THE WORK OF RIGH' EOUSNESS tion of the community, as this home-town newspaper.—Milwau- world and that wages and gen­
shall lie peace; and the effect of right­ will further their own interests,
kie Review.
eral conditions would have to
eousness, quietn*as and aaaurance for
and help build up the rich field of
slip back.
ever.—Isaiah 32:17.
O ver the Top
Eastern Clackamas county. In
The other remedy as stated by
Great is truth and it will prevail.
union
there
is
strength,
and
co­
The
people
of
Portland
and
Mr.
Peek was that farming be
—I Esdras 4:41.
operation will insure success and vicinity will have the opportuni­ given the same percentage of
ty within a few days of witness­ tariff protection that other in­
prosperity. Thus mote it be.
VALED ICTO RY
ing the first local showing of terests have, and that congress
motion pictures, ‘shot’ by the help to organize and finance ag­
Six years and four weeks ago,
AS W E LEAVE
signal corps of the American Ex­ riculture so that its exportable
we made our salutatory on taking
In his autobiographical story, peditionary Forces duri ng the surplus in the Liverpool market
hold o f the E a s t e r n C l a c k a m a s
N e w s , and now we make our “ Two Years Before the Mast,’ ’ World War. Pictures of the Or­ should not be the home market
Richard Henry Dana, described egon Divisions, the 91st and 41st price.
valedictory.
He says that farmers
“ All the world’s a atage. his eagerness as he neared home will be strongly in evidence.
should have the same help that
And all the men and women merely after being away for two years.
The film, which is entitled, industry has in the Web-Pomer-
players.
He counted the days as they “ Over the Top” , will be shown ine and the Edge laws.
They have their exits and their entran­
went by, which seemed to drag under the auspices and for the
Farmers have the power to
ces. ”
benefit
of,
Portland
C
h
a
p
t
e
r
out
interminably.
He
expected
protect
themselves, a power equal
The time has come when the cur­
No. 1, Disabled American Vet­ if not greater than that of in­
to
jump
ashore
as
soon
as
he
tain is to drop on our editorial
erans of the World War, for four dustry, if they could but find a
career, so we shall try to make was paid off and discharged. But
days
starting October 2nd, at the means to utilize it. But the
to
his
surprise
when
the
time
our exit as gracefully as possible.
Municipal
Auditorium.
came,
he
felt
a
strange
reluc­
farmer is not naturally an organ­
On looking back it seems to us
In
addition
to the seven reels ization man. He is a producer,
tance
at
leaving
the
ship,
and
in
now, that it was a bold venture
when we launched out on the fact stayed to the last. We have of official U. S. government sig­ not a business man, not a whole-
nal corps films, an appropriate saler or retailer. He needs na-
journalistic sea. With very little experienced something of the
and colorful atmospheric pre- tional help in marketing; nation-
sort,
when
leaving
a
parish.
At
experience of (he work, and war
time problems to confront, in re­ first the prospect of a change logue, "Somewhere in France,” al help to secure tariff protection
gard to the scarcity of help and was welcome, and we looked with some 15 people on the stage, in proportion to that of the man­
the increasing cost of paper and forward to it, but as the time will be presented by the disabled j ufacturer. This help congress
at their show
alone can give, and once honestly
other material, it is a wonder we neared for departing we began
Tickets
are
now
on
sale
at
the
to
feel
regret,
and
almost
wished
given,
the farmers of the country
were not swamped.
However,
office
of
the
Disabled
American
that
we
were
staying
on.
And
would
very soon rally around it
the problems were solved after a
Veterans,
710-711
Sweetlar.d
so
it
is
now,
somewhat.
Many
in
cooperative
strength.
The
fashion. There was a kindly re­
sponse on the part of the public, a time we have been heartily building. A mail campaign also farmer of to-day is thoroughly
and in one way or another, busi­ sick of the office, its routine and has been inaugurated and the discouraged with the unequal
ness came in sufficent to keep us the paper, and wished we were veterans are storming the city struggle againsta protected price
through. But as we prepare to with a whirlwind campaign.
for organized industry and labor
going.
abandon
the editorial chair, lay
and a world price for what he
It has been our endeavor to
Former Resident Dies
produces. Farming as a great
put out a clean, newsy paper and down our stick and rule and
Mrs. M. E. Dubois, who lived industry cannot long survive
to further local interests.
We hang up our ” 30’ ’ copy, we look
bungled naturally, nor did we around lingeringly and senti­ in Estacada for about fifteen this condition. Either its forty
please every one, but while some mentally. I’ erhaps it is a re- years, and last summer moved million strength will be massed
subscribers and advertisers with­ minder of the finality of human to Seattle to live with Per adopt- in a demand for justice that con­
drew others came in to take their life, that all things must come to en daughter, Mrs Harry Moffat, gress dare not ignore, or the in­
an end.
As the old epitaph j died at the latter’s home in Seat- dustry will slip back, more farms
places.
reads:
Hodic
mihi, eras tibi. tie last Saturday morning, Sep- will be untilled, the population
A newspaper is supposed to be
T
o
d
ay
for
me.
tomorrow for J tember20. She was nearly eighty dritt to the cities, and the coun­
an educational factor in a com­
years of age, and leaves besides try will become far more an in­
munity, but whether the N ews thee.
her adopted daughter, a stepson, dustrial nation and far less an
has been this or not, it has been
The Small Town Newspaper Charles Dubois of Estacada, and agricultural one.
so to the editor.
We at least,
The average small town news­ two brothers, Myron and Her-
have learned much from editing
W ho Should Register
paper
publisher returns more to hert Percival who live in Texas.
it. The small country weekly is
All persons who have moved
by no means to be despised on the town and community than The funeral and interment were
in
Seattle;_____________
into
new precincts since they
account of its limited size, influ­ he is ever able to get in dollars
last
voted
must re-register.
ence and held. It is to the lar­ and cents out of his publication.
The rain is very acceptable
All
persons
who have not
ger journals what the village is The ave age citizen expects a after the prolonged drouth. Veg­
voted
in
one
of
the
last two elec­
whole
lot
from
his
local
paper,
to the town. One is a microcosm
etation is already showing the
tions
held
In
the
county must
and
he
gets
it
in
full
measure
365
and the other a macrocosm of the
beneficial effect,
register.
same classes of human beings.
Ail persons who have not voted
When a child we amused our-;
In the county tn the past must
self with blowing soap bubbles.
register.
At tirst the bubble was very
Those not sure of their stand­
small as it issued from the bowl
ing
should inquire at registration
of the pipe, but as we expended
headquarters.
our lungs into it, the bubble en­
Ask for a copy of DR. ROBERTS'
Only a few more days remain
larged until it floated off in the'
in
which to ¡register, so now is
air. a perfect sphere scifttillatin ,
PRACTICAL HOUSE VETERINARIAN.
the
accepted time, now is the
with prismatic colors.
So the |
psychological
moment for regis­
small lountry weekly contains in i
It H ill Save you many a dollar
tering.
The
books
are at the o f­
itself the nucleus of the large,
fice of W. F. Cary.
metropolitan daily.
It is deci­
THE LIBERTY
Eastern Clackamas News
Estacada’ s new, fireproof, well lighted, steam heated and ven­
tilated Theatre,
ANNOUNCES
PONJOLA
dedly worth a man's best efforts, i
and will repay the time and care!
bestowed upon it. For it serves
as an advance agent for the com­
munity, as copies of it travel far
and wide. The N ews has gone
and goes east as far as New York
south to Alabama, northwest
to Alaska, and takes in Chicago,
and points in Michigan, Minneso­
ta. Montana and southern Cali­
fornia.
The country weekly is a human
document, replete with human
interests, the record of the pul­
sations and throbs of human
hearts. It affords an tinii\ailed
opportunity to study human na­
ture a t »1 'sc range, ar.J to fur
ther human welfare by the pro
motion o f concord, good will and
th° advocacy of clean living.
How far we have risen to this
opportunity, we leave to the
THE ESTACADA PHARMACY
The R E X A L L Store
.
FIGHTING FER Y-Sat., September 27
JAC K H O XIE— -in a two fisted he-marf picture of
the west.
0/0»»
H. C- GOHRING Prop.
☆
Beef, Mutton, Veal and Hogs Bought
☆
to 6 p. tn
: t
Saturday», open to 8
p. m.
Ore&on
SUN. & M ON.
Sept 28 and 29
A great, powerful drama of a man who had to prove his
birthright.
POTASH 8 PEHLMIIT1ER
T U E SD A Y & W E D .
Sept. 3 0 and Oct. 1st.
Jazztime, ragtime, laugh-time, all-time, self-start, non­
stop, sure-fire, never-tire, OH M EYER— a great Jewish com­
edy that splits your lungs
[DON’T FORGET SAT. MATINEE
Department ot the interior, U. S. Land
Office, at Portland Oregon, August
20 1924
NOTICE i» heieby given that James
l Madison Park, o f Colton, Oregon, who
j on December 2»th. 1920, made Home­
stead Entry No. ( 7029. for NWJNEJ,
S|NEJ, Section 26, Towrahip 4 -S,
Range 3 E. W'illamette Meridian, haa
tiled notice o f intention to make Final
, proof to establish claim to the land
above described, before the Kegister
and Recei' er. U. 5* Land Office, at
Portland. Oregon, on iim 7th dav of
1 October. 192»
Claimant names as witnesses:
i 1 »«forge E Devore, Dan Stachlnerker,
Stanford Cox, John A Scott, all of co!-
I ton. Oregon.
Notice will be published for five con­
secutive weeks in the “ E s t a c a d a
I News."
Act 6-9-1*.
Clackamas Co.
W alter l.. T coie S r ., Register.
»!>
SERVICE
A L L that a bank sells is Service and com­
plete and proper banking service implies not
only a willingness but an ability to serve.
F O R nearly twenty years this Bank has
served the financial neeed of this Community
and today is in better position than ever to
meet every proper banking requirement.
.
IT S Officers and Directors are always glad
to give to the patrons of the Bank the bene­
fit of their training and judgement in finan­
cial affairs.
ESTACADA STATE BANK
FOUR Per Cent Interest; 100 Per Cent Security
and Service.
i
PHONE 1141
W. A. HESSEL ?
HESSEL
IMPLEMENT
COMPANY INC-
Estacada, Oregon
A LL KINDS OF IMPLEMENTS. AUTO TIRES AND TUBES
WILLYS-KNIGNT. OVERLAND and STAR CARS. TRUCKS. ACCESSORIES
T R A C T O R S AND T R A C T O R I M P L E M E NT S
Kelly-Springfield »nd United States Tires.
Silos. Engines. Ensilage Cutters, all Harvesting Machinery-Binders
Mower* R sker Teddsrs Binder Twins. Plan'ers. Spreaders Crean Seraratnrg n i .- w °
Spike-Tooth Harrows. Spring Tooth Harrcws- Portal- - I>ap Saws Repairs frr'a^ 8|
C ^ * rrow#’
0 :i* w Chiliad Plow,. Sur.nor Drill.. M y.r, W »er 3 » xlm . T ? U t » r . a ? , ! ?
S rr.y.
IM.chln.ry th»t ha. rrov»o to b . R um . A :.rte 0s, of
L ’ S
Micl-mery. C r..m S .p.r.rr-3. u«*d Autcmct-Urs Truck. T r.c.or. u £ k i h « . u ^
o t . ov . ^
drive them, then you will buy a uaea car from u».
•!**w**x**x»*y
y
See J. E. Gates and get that I ~
Large sheets of blotting paper, S. R. 24 E., in
suit cleaned and pressed. I. O.
O. F, Building.
10-lltf. 19 x 24, at the N ews office 10 (ton.
NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION
THE ESTACADA MEAT CO.
September 25 and 26
STRANGE, FASCINATING — A mystery story of
South Africa in which a woman masquerades as a man to
save the one she loves from the deadly drink [PO N JO LA ]
it
ATTENTION FARMERS
THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
cen t«-
tf
---------------------------------------------------- _
CIT ATION
,
. „
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Clackamas County.
In the matter of the estate t r
o oi fJ j . W
w. R»eri
eo. deceased
deceased
) CITATION.
To Lucy Mae Reed. Clarence Reed.
badie Hoppes, Rachael Mae Demmg.
Ruaaell O. Reed. Mary Alice deed,
Forence June Reed, heirs at law of J.
W. Reed deceased.
WHEREAS, upon petition of Lucy
Mae Reed, administratrix herein, an
order was duly msde and entered in
the a b o » entitled court and - husc on
August 26th, 1924, directing that you.
»rd each of you. appear in this court
on nr before Monday, October 6th.
1924. and show csi.se why an order
should not be granted for the sale of
the following described real property
belonging to the estate of said deceased:
An undivided one-third interest in
and to the KWJ of NEJ Section 26 T.
10, 3., R 2 F., in L.rn connty, Oregon.
An undivided one-half irtrrest in arai
to 109 acres being Lota 3 and 4 Sect: n
20, and Lot 1 Section » , T. 6,
Wheeler
County, Ore-
A " undivided one-half interest in
and to U,e West half of Southwest
* 1 » T 'i * T O * » «farter Section
*«•
U N ., R. It E., in Hoed River
« » n iy , Oregon.
WH^ rs - aj . .
.
. . . .
26th, l'«24" duh-"made*r
tJo.’
.
U J directed Bn that
l «r.teied
ill
th
s cause
it was
citation
by the Clerk of said Court to said
heirs directing them, a id each o f them
*“
J “ Col,rt ori or before
*° ---------:------
,said
said date and show cause why said or-
der should not be granted.
theN£ ' V, JMERFTO.IE. in the name o f
the Mate of O.egon, you and each of
you, are hereby cited to appear at the
Vountj (.curt room in Oregon City.
Clackamas County, Or.g, r. , n or be-
October 6th 1924. at
if
¡il0** ,A‘
a ;d show cause
" “ J. ther* be why an order should
rnnrt^f
,b} ,He » lj0Ve n" med
™ £ h , r th* *«le of the above de­
scribed property, as prayed in »aid pe-
i lion.
r
w itness my hand and seal of Court
atuxeo th’s 2ft>th day of August lb‘24
ERED a . MILLER. County Clerk.
G. H. Pace. Deputy.
(SEAL)