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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30,1924. 2 THE DEFENSE OF OUR LIBERTIES hum an liberty and progress Farm Reminders. who propose to deprive the Su P utting the pullets into the In a clear sta te m e n t of the prem e Court of th e power to laying house a t one tim e is not Entered at the postottice in Estacada. d an g er involved in tam p erin g declare such laws u n co n stitu Oregon, as second-class mail. so effective as p utting an ad w ith the au th o rity of the U nit tional, provided C ongress pass vance guard of one-fourth the ed States Suprem e Court, “Lib es them again a fte r they have Published every Thursday at total num ber in first, says the e rty ” m agazine says ed ito rial been declared un co n stitu tio n al Estacada, Oregon O. A. C. experim ent station. ly: by the court. by the T hese pullets if placed in the “ W hat would happen if Con ESTACADA PUBLISHING COMPANY, “ It is argued th a t C ongress house two or th ree days in ad gress or one of th e legislatures will alw ays respect these rig h ts vance of the m ain flock, will A C O R P O R A T IO N . of a State should pass a law de of th e individual asserted in learn to use the roosts. W hen S u b s c r ip t io n K a t e s claring th a t the Rom an C atho our constitution. the rest of the flock is put into $1.60 One year lic Church, or the M ethodist “E xperience refutes th is a r the house, this advance guard .76 Six months Episcopal Church, or the Bap gum ent. T hat is why the will show the others how to use tist or Presbyterian Church is founders of th is republic gave the roosts. The Oregon station Thursday. October 30, 1924. .he official church of the United the protection of our civil has found th a t if all the flock is j Spates, and th a t no citizen may rights to a sep arate and co-or put in a t once, crow ding in the I hold any o th er religious belief? dinate branch of governm ent. corners even w ith m ature p u l- ' BIBLE THOUGHT "I hat law, as we all know, The purpose of the founders lets is not uncomm on. -FOR TODAY— | would be declared u n constitu was to protect the individual in I Bible Thought* memorized, will provo Wax m oths or bee m oths prir< le»h heritage in after yeam. tional by the Suprem e Court of the enjoym ent of liis rig h ts as som etim es attack a colony and the nation or by the Suprem e against any agency of govern do a g reat deal of dam age, says LABOUR NOT TO BE RICH; cease Court of the S tate in which the m ent, w hether executive or H. A. Scullen, bee specialist at legislative, for they knew from from thine own wisdom. For riches cer law was passed. O. A. 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W hen the m oths or tainly make themselves wings; they "W hat would happen if Con experience th a t a parliam ent or fly away.—Proverbs 21: 4, 6. larvae are not too num erous gress or one of the S tate legis .legislative body could and they m ay be rem oved by hand. lature should pass a law pro would oppress as well as a WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION LAW In severe cases the colony is viding th a t no one should c rit m onarch or o th er executive. fum igated w ith carbon bisul And subsequent experience The proposed compensation icize any public official; or th a t proved the founders were right. fide. amendment is one of the most no new spaper or book should “T he A m erican system of lib reactionary and carefully laid je published w ithout the con All cracks are tig htly closed erty is founded on the principle schemes to tie Oregon’s working s e n t of a governm ent official or and then a tablespoonful of car people, farmers and industries com m ittee of Congress or the th a t th ere are certain rig h ts of bon bisulfide is poured on a hand and foot, that the people Legislature; or th a t citizens the individual of w hich he may cloth laid over the top of the have been called upon to consid should not be perm itted to as not be deprived even by the will hive. It is best to do th is in er. The law is a constitutional semble, however peacefully, to of a m ajority. T h at principle mild w eath er as the gas gener amendment and once adopted it petition for a redress of any is the m ost precious of our pos ated from the evaporation of sessions as a free people, and can only be changed by the vote grievance? the carbon bisulfide will have “Such a law would be declar the proposal to deprive the Su m ore effect. The gas is a l of the people. It creates a three-man commis- ed unconstitutional by the Su prem e Court of its power to de lowed to act for 24 hours. As sio|n with absolute power to prem e Court of th e nation or by fend it is a proposal to destroy carbon bisulfide is explosive, make their own laws and admin the Suprem e Court of the State it.”— In d u strial News. care is taken to keep all m atch ister this law. This commission in w hich it was passed. es, cigarettes and o th er burn “W hat would happen if Con Overfeeding I’ullets, Mistake. ing articles aw ay from it. is to be appointed by the gover Overfeeding pullets ju st com nor and being appointive takes gress or a S tate L egislature W ax m oths do not norm ally ing into production is a m istake a ttack a stro n g colony, so after from the people all the right of should pass a law declaring th at no person charged w ith a to be avoided according to the they have been cleaned up it is recall. Into the hands of this commis crim e should have the rig h t to findings of the Oregon station. well to investigate the cause. sion will be placed the power to trial by a jury of his fellow c it If the pullets have free access to T his w eakened condition may compell any employee or group izens, or th a t he should have no dry m ash, then the g rain feed be due to disease, queenless- should be divided and fed ness, lack of stores, o r some of employees in the state to in rig h t to counsel? sure in the state compensation “T h at law would also be de m orning and evening. Feeding o th er cause. fund by the mere declaration clared unconstitutional by the 4 pounds per 100 birds in the that their occupation is hazard courts and so would a law pro m orning and 8 pounds per 100 New Jury Panel Drawn ous. It is now optional with the viding th at a citizen’s property at evening, or better still, all When the new jury panel was employee whether he so insures. will clean up in the m orn may be taken for a public use they ] drawn for the circuit court the The present compensation law w ithout just com pensation es ing in two hours and enough a t following residents of this por guarantees every working man tablished in an im partial pro night to leave a little in the lit tion of the county were named: specific compensation and care when they go to roost, is ceeding, or a law fixing an ex ter i * i u* m, , ,, IW. W. Rhodes, Everett Shibley when injured. This amendment about right The busy pu lot and Martha Hughes of Estacada cessive sum as bail or apply a would probably create a state well fed but not overfed is the and Fredonia H. Glover of Bar- wide medical and hospital trust, cruel or unusual punishm ent. pullet that lays. ¡ton. These persons will report “ But, there are political lead because the law specifically --------------- at Oregon City Nov. 8, and from ers who profess to be friends of Eastern Clackamas News states that employee or employer cannot provide medical and sur gical aid t> crippled working men except by doctors selected by the commission. There is only one way to save Oregon and her workers, farm ers and industries from this J menace and that is to vote it down. LaFollette News Portland Ernest Kroner, La Follette and Wheeler state cam paign manager, brands the claim of Ralph Williams, republican national committeeman for Ore gon. for a thirty thousand ma jority for Coolidge, as ridiculous. Kroner says with a vote that may vary from 250,000 to 300.- 000, any claim is ridiculous. La Follette! headquarters in this city have received reports from nearly fifty persons throughout the stata that indicate a victory for the- independent national ticket. R. A. Haste, private secretary to Senator Wheeler, was in Oregon two days in the latter part of last week. He brought to headquarters cheering reports from eastern and middle western states. He says, among other things, that the strong laoor vote in Pennsylvania and the open support of LaFollette by the democratic primaries that Pennsylvania will be in the La Follette column. Haste claims Ohio. New York, Illinois and Missouri states that are gener ally classified as doubtful. Iowa. Wisconsin. Minnesota, the Dako tas. Nebraska an I all the Pacific coast and Northwestrn states, he savs, are safe for LaFollette. Evidences of the approach of Halloween are to he *een in many oi too stores at this time. William Dale, school der«, is busy these days taking the school ensus. Fords Fords C O M PLETE SATISFACTION You must get that here or we have fallen down in our SERVICE. The following gives our ideal of what you should expect: (Taken from the Clover Business Service) “Service is the ability to please—to do a job right— to do it within the time and on the terms agreed— to represent merchandise honestly—to sell a custo mer what he wants and what he needs, and to keep him from buying something that he don’t want and don't need.” BOB C O O K E M OTOR COM PANY Fords Fords The Show Place of Champions T H E PACIFIC IN T E R N A T IO N A L LIVESTOCK Exposition, organized but a scant fourteen years ago, is today the largest general livestock show in America, ri valing the National at Ch icago in its horse, beef cattle and swine exhibits and even surpassing in many respects the National Dairy Show Here under one great root covering 10 acres, world’s livestock champions and other notabie stock come from many distant states to compete for premiums totaling $90,000. This year’s show combines: .. Gigantic Livestock Exposition Dairy Products Show Land Products Show Northwest Hay and Grain Show Western Winter Poultry Show Night Horse Show Industrial Exhibits Daily Auction of Dairy and Beef Stock Over 126,0(0 people attended last year, availing themselves of the oppor tunities offered for studying the ways and means of profitable «livestock raising in the West. Why not attend yourseif this year and then talk over the matter of bettering and increasing your own livestock with us here at the Estacada State Bank? You will never find us lacking in en couragement and assistance. ESTACADA STATE BANK FOUR per cent Interest! 100 per cent security and service rtf im . mz Meet the gang at Dinty's. the list of 31 names drawn, jury ------- -----------------------i--------- lists for the circuit court cases ----------------------------------------- in November will be drawn. HALLOWE’EN NOVELTIES Masks Hats Lanterns Napkin* Tablecloth* Decorations i t s * / ’TVT/.’t W n»/ Fancy Crepe for dresses Place Cards Horns Ticklers Seals and Cut Outs Bogie Rook*, etc. THE ESTACADA PHARMACY Announcement The REX ALL Store. > V m ; h V X « X m X * * W f Thirsty? ply to the purchase of automobiles as our usual easy terms will be in effect. STRAWBELLO We are doing our p m in carrying out this policy by reducing the price of various commodities. MADE BY PACIFIC SODA WORKS The big oil compares have reduced the price of gasoline three Manufacturers of Bottled Beverages OREGON CITY, OREGON THE ESTACADA MEAT CO. H. C. GQHRING Prop, Beef, Mutton, Veal and Hogs Bought ☆ Open from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. Saturday*, open to 8 p. m : j To OUR MANY F R IE N D S A N D PATRONS: Last week we addressed a letter to you announcing our new Sales Policy of cash or bankable note only. However, this does not ap Tr}' Our New Drink, Esucada r Oregon Î cents per gallon, making the retail price here twenty-one cents ( 21c). Beginning November 1, our price will be twenty cents (2 0 c), making a