Eastern Clackamas news., July 16, 1925, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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:r;M CLACKAMAS NEWS,
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1925.
Eastern Clackamas News
wh
Entered at the postoffice in Estacada,
Oregon, as second-class mail.
Published every Thursday at.
Estacada, Oregon
by the
The water main at the corner of
Third and Main streets was under-
going some repairs last Tuesday
which necessitated the shutting off
o f the water supply in that por-
tion o f the city.
the
ESTACADA PUBLISHING COMPANY,
A CORPORATION.
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S u b s c r ip t io n R a t e s
One year
Six months
institution o f our
'r. and Mrs. Roy Wilcox, o f
dares to cull at- E i-.cada,
accompr.nied
by
Mrs.
;.cat wrongs it is
-- tret Kilgoro o f Portland, and
strate
upon
the
.! . B. F. ' icNauiec of San Fran-
pi; is considered
tray ,-f the Ameri-
drove to Eugene last week-
>y by which is en 1
• a short eating.
on now v.’or-
Veminent by
analysis the tariff
led fo r the benefit o f the
o f • .alc.i upon the earner
The
■
$1.50
.76
manufactures of other lands and to
keep in the immense and vastly
worth v.'h’ le trade o f our men and
women who are today working
'TH U R SD AY, JULY 16, 1926.
rd to keep their stomachs filled
■ d their backs clothed against the
. ns andfroets o f winter.
Busi-
tmuDy slmruigi
Catering to the most particular and hard
;nen tell us today that we are
’caching the days when an ad-
.BIBLE THOUGHT
to please patrons.
j ustment of wages will be made
— FOR TODAY— I
. nd then prices will come down,
It is a place you can’t afford to par- up.
ad.iu. tment means a lowering
j Bible 'nionffht# momorlret!. will prora n jn
priceless heriucc Jn after yoart.
-1
• the v.: e earner's income from
Very bright and clean and our large, a o!
to:!, and in the meantime the
men who brought this government
diningroom has so many home like cur■.
: arty into existence keep their
THE SPIRIT OF THE LORD GOD
•aper
bright ard
clean
by
roundings.
is upon me: because the Lord hath
kin:.’; in the prolts provided by
annointed me to preach good tid­
the tariff.
ings unto the meek: he hath sent
Friends, the
American
people
me to bind up the brokenhearted,
never have been able to lift the en-
T H E H O U S E O F A T H O U S A N D S M IL E S
to proclaim liberty to the captives,
body by the tariff bootstraps
nnd the opening of the prison to
and dace fill above want; and it
them that are bound.— Isaiah 61:1.;
|
ver will be able to do it by that
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-'css. There .s no law o f physics
vet discovered that will enable a
van to lift himself into the air by
SPRING WATER NEWS
his own bootstraps.
To the extent we nave embraced
W. W. Christensen and W. Mast
the idea o f government o f the par-
of Portland were Wednesday a f­
V, by the party and for the party
ternoon callers at
Dr.
Wallen’s
no will have to retrace our steps
i we are to continue in the en-
home.
,'ment o f the
liberties
handed
C. F. Folsom o f Dayton, Wash.,
down to us by the men o f '78.
is visiting with his daughter, Mrs,
We must foster the spirit o f in­
Harold Horner and family.
dependence that shall control us
Mr. and Mrs. McClellan are re­
when we go into the ballot booth
to cast our votes for patriotic men
ceiving
congratulations
on
the
v.” 1 women and statesmenlike prin­
birth o f a daughter, July 10 at the
ciples.
We must look beyond our
Sellwood hospital.
The young la­
• o and see the people who are to
dy weighed 7 V4 pounds and has
ome after us to enjoy or suffer
"Vi what we have left them in the
been named Mary Elizabeth.
She 1 i
m and character of our povern-
and her mother are doing fine.
vt. Doing this we can continue
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Closner left It:
1 . net pride in the flag that floats
on Thursday for their home near
above
us today and be proud of
he country over which it waves.
Eugene after spending a week vis- j ^ *° <•
The other day a great man died
iting relatives here.
I Mr. nn*l Mrs. C. Loney and ÍN D £ P EN EfiiCE DAY
hi Washington and was taken back
Mrs. George Perry and children «laughter Neva o f Oregon City vis- |
ADD RESS BY B. E. CLAY to the state o f Wisconsin and bur-
visited on Sunday with relatives a t . 'tfd 1° Barton on Sunday.
« ! in the capital city. Fifty-two
’.oars ago he heard as a boy of
Canby.
L. M. Pederson and Fred Me-
Thteen, from the lips o f the Chief
Nels Christiensen made a busi- Craeken have gone buck to Hood j
(Concluded from first page)
Justice o f the Supreme court o f the
ness trip to Estacada on Friday.
River where they are employed.
■ate in an address to the graduat-
Jim Guttridge made a business
Mr. und Mrs Clyde McMurry and
cause there is o much truth
in it.
class o f law students, these
trip to Portland, last Monday.
j children o f Gresham visited their ’
v,!‘l "'hat about this government 'votcl.s:
There is looming up a new and
Mr. and Mrs. Kirkwood left on father, Harvey Gibson, on Sunday.
•' 1
1 *l ■ i l> yT the
'!: power. The enterprises of
country are aggregating vast
Prespyterian Synod meeting there, left for Canada one day last week
mi
t t 4 ,n „
j, a President
; orate eoi bir.ations o f unexam-
d 'capital, bolding marching’ not
Emery Clossner and family are
Miss Grace Cooper o f Portland !> 'di.ig went
into office by a mu-
...............
economical conquest only, but
visiting at the homeof his parents, | visited Mrs. L. M. Pederson, Sun-
,m > that reached i::io the
mill-
011 s there was an attorney general
political power.. The question
Mr. andMrs. Ed Closner.
day.
.....
whose name has be-
ar^s® ana arise in your day,
A number o f people from here
Visitors at the W. P. Ferrell corae a stench in tl
o f ,1 ,
U rule, wealth or man;
attended the dance nt Dodge last h o n ^ S u m )^ were Noah Pederson, ent people. A sect its y o f the
l lead, money or intellect;
shall find public stations, edu-
Saturday night and report a fine j 8on o f Mr alld Mrs_ Jcng p ederson, Interior had to resign because o f "
•he gross frauds chorged to his -'ted
ar.d patriotic freemen,
or
*‘ me'
I nnd sister Adeline and Ira Rey- manipulation o f the acred trust [!le feudal serfs
of
corporate
Mrs George Guttridge nnd chil- „olds o f Currinsvillc.
j "onfided to hi.--, hands. So glaringd Power..’
dren, David and Nelson, have been
______________
and damning were these rascali-:
Ihat *,oy was Robert Marion
' - o f nun put into office by a
1 Follette.
A few years later,
visiting Mrs. Guttridge’s sister in 1 Mrs. Mae. Reed visited
friends
ernment o f the party for the "'hen ho wanted to be district a t - '
Vancouver, Washington.
| in Portland this week.
'it o f a fe w in the party that Forney for Dane county, W iscon -!
Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Monroe a n d _____________________________________ 1 public -jiitin: :t drove three cabi- "L,
ko was toid that other ar-
Beth and Mr. and Mrs R. S. Mil- >■
et officers oat o f public life into cntigcments had been made.
La;
the shadows o f dishonor from which Follette replied that he understood!
lard took a trip over the Mt. Hood 11
they will never emerge.
that the people nominated the di3-
Loop highway on Sunday.
Today the advocates o f a gov- ;T ct ■ at} ° [ nck a? d whe.n, he w a s:
Mrs. George Ferry has as her
parti«
re doing what
’
1 ' tne bo?? wlth “ sneer
guests her sister and family o f
the> can to make t
pari
; •'»»ong the people, won |
Canby,
chine an
invincible juggernaut.
' nomination and defeated the
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald went to
ini- is seen in the efforts to pre-
1';
...
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vent men from changing their sup- l -
, . re|uen;ber
that
La
Portland on Sunday to moot some
port
fi
1
1
1
a
party
that
has
nomi-
year
wont
down to
friends
from Indiana who have
u
noted an unworthy man to a do- , -1‘ 1 >•' his race for the presi­
come to attend the Elk's conven­
dent man in some other party who )d,enc'\ T” JT0.? ,t,hl0nk T
ls the
Yes,
We
have
them
in
any
tion. Monday they took a trip over
has been nominated for the same !"
'•
J
y ° “ to
office
1
to
ic
m
b
e
r
that
Fafollette
left
the Columbia River highway, re­
Quantity.
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.
, behind him the state o f Wisconsin,
turning home Tuesday evening.
.Another
question
tve
must
a
k
free
«rom
the
tentacles
o
f
the
great
G E T OUR PRIC ES B F F O R E
uvn -
toda;V' - I’.M* ls;
lumber trust that once thot she
YOU A R E SO R R Y
j ' ' ' >l Parties. M 10 furnish- owned that commonwealth.
And
BARTON
DON’T FORGET WE
ARE
ei. the mom y to elect this g ov ern -: 1 beg you to ren ember that the
EXPERT
ment o f the party?
It is a well slimy trail
'
ail o ' f that
monster is seen '
Albert Bartholmy who lias been
V 1
,ur .lno mo'ieJ ,l:
in every part o f our country today;
FURNITURE MOVERS
carries
these
elections
is
furnish
d
and
s
always
demanding
that capb
staying with his brother Lee at
Un der Pu blic Se rv ic e
b. certain wealthy men who con e tel shall be heard.
Friends, capi-
Swede hill returned to h iahome
C o m m is sio n. .
here last week.
vlio,:- or by corpo ations tbit be h • d. but not to the exclusion
Q u irk S e rv ic e W h e n You
•law come Into their power by tho o f ill the free-born Americana in
Those attending the Chautauqua
W n n i A n y th in g D one
:: " ” • th” ta» n? r « r th
d States.
They also
from here Saturday were Mr. and
Just Right.
tariff ' ^ ven,!" cnt Jr tnrou^ the mtu-t be heard if we maintain our
Mrs. A. Werner. Harvey Gibson nnd
freedom.
son Franklyn and daughter Hazel,
Our tariff law* today, made, as
A ■ i\ c f you have denounced the
Harvey Brown, Milburn Whitehead.
many suppose, to meet the expense vr v
psi petra. od by the slave-1
o f the government, are simply the c o,.: s o f the south, and some of
BARTHOLOMEW
G. A. Stone and son Verl, Mr. and
scrapers to gather up the dollars of :' ’ ' • •’tight to end these wrongs,
Mrs. W. C. Odell, Mr. Herrick. Mr.
and L AW RENC E
the masses fo r the benefit o f the lu t let r.e toll you today that if!
and Mrs. Lloyd Odell, Mr. and Mrs.
corporation which own and control
: pc.rate greed rad corsc’e celoss
Phor.o 601
E sta ra d s, Ore.
Earl Odell nnd Hugh Ferrell.
the government by
party,
'th continues its onward march
most o f our people today tho Tat
h ’r mi c.’ America ha’.! have to
Mrs William Lehman made a
first i’i h .-'-ilative halls and
busi-ness trip to Portland one day
’ ’ their right to be free, and if
last week.
j| they a
defected there then there
W. P. Ferrell and son are helping
v
' r. str ti.-gle for these .-ante
1 - it j on the field o f battle. Amer-
Mr. Stnlke with his hay.
ieens will never submit to being
George Foreman and son Ray
arc doing some work on the River
I am rot a noliticinn, nor c-n I 1
road
'«'king to be n leader o f
men. i
■ V " -hnpiv .1 man o f pence.
7
Misses Elnora and Gladys Guff-
km
aken time e’ .ough to studv
net o f Portland spent the week-end
Amcr can life and to learn from it
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
so r.o o f the lessons it hssto teach
Frank Guffnet.
the pre nt and the oncoming gen­
erations. ! stand here,
on
old
Barton won the baseball game
ni ■
.1 la r ; all o f God's chil-
Sunday from the Franklyn garage
: ".
id these hills at the foot of
team o f Portland with a score o f
1 !. to tell "ou whc.v dan-
rhat
you ate freeborn. Stand for vonr
libertv a you would for your life.
W ealth does not make an honest
man anything different fro-i what
you arc. But you have a right to
mr !■; the men who would enslave
Open from 7 a. m . to 6 r>. m .
to 6 p. m
ar.d crush you sr.d to see that they
!v".o no more power than you have
. pel!* or in the state or na-
the estacada hotel
G. M A R C H
R.
C u m n s v iH e S t o r e
Sugar, cash...................................................... $ 6.50 sk.
Bluing, 16 oz. bottle..................................................10 cts.
Ammonia, 16 oz. bottle............................................ 10 cts.
Monopole Jar Rubbers................................ 3 for .25 cts.
Men’s Leather Gloves $ 1.50 pair fo r________ $ 1.00
Men’s G lo v e s .......................................15cts. up to $ 1.50
Men’s blue chambray shirts............... .................... 75 cts.
Wheat per 100 lbs................... .............
.
$ 3.50
Mill Run.............
$1.65
Ground Barley................................................. ......... $2.50
Folgers Coffee.......................... ........ .................. .50 cts.
Vtyy Best Milk, tall cans.................................... .10 cts.
Western Oil qt...................................................... .15 cts.
Golden Shell Oil qt............................................... ,25 cts.
Shell Gasoline................ ........... .................... ....... .21 cts.
Shell Gasoline in your barrel................... j . . ............. 19 cts.
5 gal. can Western Oil......................................t . . $2.50
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