EASTERN '"LACK VM.\$ VK%VS THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 102(5
Eastern 'fcckamas News
W. A. HEYLMAN, Editor.
Entered at the postoffice in Estaeada.
Oregon, as second class mail.
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THE VERSATILE FRANK LIN.
streets. His services as po-im otter
general are we!! known. If th • w
r diplomats' union it, too in.gin w
pay tribute to tho man who was tl.e
oarllest exponent of the doctrine of
"open covenants openly arrived at"
and who represented his country at
foreign courts in a sturdily dem ocra
tic manner. And prohibitionists, too,
they should not overlook F ra n k l in ’s
practical example of abstinence for
the benefit of his tel low prin ters d u r
ing his sojourn in London.
It may be said of "Poor Richard
that lie practiced what he preached.
He was not spoiled by prosperity, for
that prosperity was the result o. t.e k
ing to the common sense rules lie huh
laid down for his life. F ran k lin 's is
one of the great historic figures asso
ciated with the founding of the r pub
lie that have grow n in dignity and
appreciation with the years.
F ranklin 's birthday, Jan u ary 17.
The celebration of Benjamin F r a n k
lin'» birthday an niv ersary Is more
general than usual. T h ere seems to
be a widespread feeling th a t the p rin
ciples which the statesm an and phil
OUR HOME A O v A h V a J ^ S
osopher enunciated need special em
With the dawn of a new year
phasis at tills time, that he is still a
wise friend to go to for advice and United States stands as the .vori
flint the present generation could most prosperous nation. Lcs-: t
learn much of value from his teach ISO years after the founding ol o;
government we have ou: stripped
ings.
spiritual and m aterial progress, ever;
It is significant of F ra n k lin 's am az other country on the globe.
ing versatility that amo :g those who
The outstanding feature of ov..
will pay tribute to his mem ory this governm ent which every Amerlr:
week are organizations of printers, should appreciate is the opporluu
publish-, rs, scientists, librarians, po which offers to exercise individu.
licemen, tiremen, street cleaners and initiative, enterprise and ability
postmen. F ranklin first earned his develop ideas along any line of hon
bread as a printer. L ater he founded est endeavor.
n magazine whose successor 1s still
This is not a land of privileges fo.
being issued. Ju s t 202 y ears ago his a few and oblivion for the many
half brother established in Boston the Any man who nas energy and perst
New England Courant with which verance can rise from the lowest n
young F ranklin began his literary c a the highest position in Industry, re
ligion, politics or w hatever his choio
reer.
piay bp. Each man and woman hat
Scientists honor his name because
the opportunity for a fair start reg ard
of the researches which led to the in
less of the handicaps or disadvantage
vention of the lightning rod and other
of ancestors.
Im portant devices. L ib rarian s are In
It is no wonder th a t a nation w hen
terested because F ranklin founded the every family can set its own goal t
first public library in the colonies. He j strive for without hinderance iron
was also responsible for establishing e lthe r political, religious or socle’
the first fire d epartm ent and police sources, should have developed in r
force In Philadelphia, and for insisting m anner unparalleled In the world’:
on the paving and cleaning of the j history.
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Portland Electric Power Company
unnounced th at the new car will b tound motordom, stating, however,
shown for the first time, in the entln th a t no announcem ent of the price
Pacific region, January 17,
will be made until next week.
The new six is being advanced at
Motorists h ere are eagerly looking
a price th at Cary declares will as forward to the first S tar Six showing
I
Each of us, individually, should
determine in our own minds to see
.h at the structure founded by the fa-
hers of this country is not weaken
ed, but made stronger with age; and
that the opportunity and freedom guar
anteed to the individual and industry
under our constitution is not curtailed
or destroyed,
but enlarged and
strengthened.
—Sutherlin Sun.
yet exhibited by commercial automo
bile lines using the public highways
for private gain.
Not content with pounding the pub ^
lie highways to pieces for their own
private profit, at the expenses of th<
general taxpayer and private automo
bile user, they now seek to b : re iv e d
if even the modest annual license fo
hich they, as well as private automo
bile users, are charged.
The motor transportation concerns
which seek to escape license fees
would not be In existence today, If
such fees had not been collected to
build hard-surfaced highways over
which they could operate. None of
the concerns mentioned attempting to
give any service to the points they
now reach, until the state had built :■
•oad.
The selfishness of the action will
"ocus public attention, on the enor
nous sums taxpayers must pay an
’«ally for the maintenance of public
highways, In order th at private trar«
-lortatlon companies may use such
’’Ighwavs virtually as private right of
ways for private gain.
—S utherlin Sun
T H E LAST STRAW
Contending that th e state cannot le
s;ally collect fees for operation of mo
tor vehicles on highways of Oregon. -
lumber of commercial truck and
transportation lines of th e state have
brought suit in the federal court
njoin Oregon from collecting annual
license fees. Constitutionality of the
license law is attacked on the groun
I hat it is the exaction of a toll ami
th a t tolls for use of roads, toward the
construction of which the governmen’
contributes are prohibited by the con
stitution. It Is citpd th a t Oregon ha
accepted federal aid in highway con-
-druction.
This is probably the limit of rapacit;
It is very unpleasant and none the
ess regrettable to announce to th<
ublic th at the efforts of Smedle;
utler to enforce the law and clean ut
'hiladelphla met with only partia
access, owing to the influence of po'
lcs and interests combined with it
•ho profit by oentinued lawlessness
Even the mayor opposed him and pr
bstacles In his way. and was glad p
lie rid of him, no doubt, because hi
ound it easier to deal with the pollc
ban an honest officer of the U. S
Navy. But the old city felt the pres
nee of a determined man for two
•ears, who rendered them much good
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays, open to 8 p.m.
1.
F irst word of the definite arrival of
what W. F. Cary, local S ta r dealer,
declares will be the world's greatest
automotive sensation, the new S tar
Six, wa3 received here today. It was
Department of the Interior, U,
Land Office at Portland, Oregor
December 21, 1925.
Notice is hereby given that Walter
B. Lemon, of Route 1, EstacadF
Oregon, who, on December 4, 1920
made Adjoining Farm Homestead
Fntry, No. 07009, for EMiNWH
i. | Section 25, Township 3 S„ Rang
1; j 1 E., Willamette Meridian, has filed
? \ mtice of intention to make Finn'
Proof, to establish claim to the lam
above described, before Register U
Garfield Dorcas society will mer<
S. Land Office, at Portland. Ori
anuary 21st at Grange hall. This Ir
gon, on the 29th day of January •>n all day meeting. Mrs. Katie Trop.
’.926.
Claimant names as witnesses:
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Walter L. Shriner, of Estaeada
Mr.
&
Mrs.
W.
E.
Hall,
Props.
Oregon.
William J. Dillinger, of Estacadr
Ml
Oregon.
James E. Deardorff, of Estaeada
Oregor.
SUNDAY SPECIAL
William L. Shaffer, of Estaeada
CHICKEN DINNER
Oregon.
Act 6-9-16:80 Acres Clackamar ■j: Open from 6«30 a. m. to 8:00 p. m
bounty.
VIRGIE BYRD,
Acting Register
Notice will be published five con
i' utivc weeks in the Eastern Clack-
FIR E INSURANCE.
mas News, Estaeada, Oregon.
First publication Dec. 24. 1295:
London Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.
'ast publication January 28, 1926.
I Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Portland, Oregon,
December 7, 1926.
I Notice is hereby given that Rober*
! Walker, of Route 3, Estacada, Ore
gon, who on October 11, 1920. nuidi
2nd and Adjo.nlng Farm Homestead
Entry No. 06S6S, for Lot 1, 8ec-
t on 17. Township 4 S., Range 4 E..
WJlamette Meridian, has filed no
tice of Intention to make Final
Proof, to establish claim to the land
¡I above described, before the Register
U. S. Land Office, at Portland, Ore
gon. on the 9th day of Janiiary
1926
Claimant names as witnesses:
Gene Lewellyn, of Route 8. Esta
cada. Oregon.
William D. McLellan. of Route 8,
Estaeada. Oregon.
Henry Cromer, of Route 3. Esta
cada, Oregon.
E. Madden, of Route 3. Estaeada.
Oregon.
Clackamas County: 27.38 Acres
Act 6-9-16 9-5-14.
WALTER L. TOO£E. Sr.,
Register.
NotV* will be published five con
secutive weoSfs in the Easter»
Ciackr.mas Njrwa. Kstaoad* Oregon.
F rat pubi cation Dec. ldtha last
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J a n u a r y 17, because th e c a r has been
the sub ject of wide discussion am ong
automobile dealers and c a r owners
alike for several weeks since its first,
announcem ent.
Chevrolet
Reduced Prices
Effective January 1, 1926
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