EASTERN
WENAHA
W O OL CR OUP
FOR 3TANF1LLD
HILL
Walla Walla, Wash., Feb. 8.—
Wenaha Wool Grower’s association
at the meeting here Friday ajop -
ted resolutions indorsing the Stan
field grazing bill, which provides
for the use o f ranges for grazing
purposes; opposed the creation o f
more parks unless created without
restriction against grazing; con-
demned the action o f the Oregon
l-g iil-tu ie in passing the transit nt
li.eatocl: law; ir.d rjed a protective
ta riff; a b t cr 1 w regarding dis
infecting cais recommendations of
the r.ai.onal and ,‘ taic associi t’ons
and o f the work o f the state bio
logical survey in the control o f
predatory pests.
A campaign o f
education to counteract the impres
sion that shortage of water is
j caused by close grazing will be un
dertaken by the association.
Áíimiíi tiii Wllcä
AT HAIRDRESSERS
False Pride About Husband«
Appears Lost
REALITY IS ADMITTED
Wives
Old
ELECTRIC S T O R E
A. SAGNER, Proprietor.
Electrical Good* o f
All Kind*— Paint*,
el*.— Two cell Flathlight* SOc.
for Rent by Day.
Varnith
Electric
and
Enam
Vacuum Sweeper
PHONE 76-2
PORTLAND - CARVER- ESTACADA STAGES
Municipal Terminal, Sixth and Salmon Sts.— Phone Main 7733.
LINN’S INN, Estacada, Oregon.
DAILY
P M
A. M
P M.
• A M.
Portland
2:00 6:20 Lv.
Clackamas
2:30 6:50
Carver
2:40 7 :00
Barton
3:05 7 :25
Engle Creek
3:15 7:35
Ar. Estacada
3:30 7 :5 0 A r.
* Daily except Sunday
SUNDAY— Leave Portland 10 A.
(A)
PM
M :P.M P.M
Estacada
8:00
4:30 8:30
4:45
8:45
Eagle Creek 8:15
liai ton
4:55 8:55
8:25
Carver
8 ;45
5:15 9:15
Clackamas
5:25 9:25
8:55
6:00 10:00
Portland
9-30
(A ) Saturday only.
M. Leave Estacada 4.30 P. M.
FROM THE N O R TH W EST’S
DELIVERED FRESH EVERY D A Y BY OUR
“W H IT E ” A U T O TRUCK TO
ESTACADA RETAIL STORES.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT
“ THE NORTHWEST’S
FINEST BAKERY”
THE HOLIDAYS AR E AL L P A S T AND AS USUAL A L L EN
GET
CAME
DOWN
TO
BUSINESS
NOW.
1926
FUCH SUNSHINE AND JOY T O ALL.
IN THE PAST WE W ILL E N D E A V O R
FRIENDS AND
AND,
SAY,
WE
PATRONS
IN THE
TO
MUST
IN
ALL
WITH
FUTURE
SE RVE
AS
AL L OUR
TO THE BEST OF OUR AB ILITY
E A RN E STLY
SOLIC IT
hOR W ITH O U T IT WE C A N 'T
YOUR
SUPPORT
SUCCEED.
THE
M ANAG EM EN T.
JERSEY
MILK AND CREAM
GEORGE LAW RENCE & SON
Phone No. 37-3
The only milk told in Estacada from Federal
accredited Tuberculin free cows
BOB S UNION BARBER SHOP
AND MARCEL SALON
ST RICTLY
S A N IT A R Y
S A TISFA CTIO N
G UA R A N TE E D
HOURS— 9:00 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M
S A T U R D A Y — » 00 A. M
MASONIC
BLDG
ESTACADA
TO 10 00 P
Often
Help*
Each Often D isappoin ted
THE ESTAC AD A HOTEL
WE
BY MARIAN MILLER
Women are losing their false mod
esty, their pr dc, their suffer-in-sil-
ence att’tude toward marriage. Uu-
til recent t.mes the wife of a never-
do-well sort o f husband held her
head high and never complained.
She just pretended to be happy. The
wife o f the man who drank much
strong liquor, who had to be dragged
in from the door step and who some
times even got to “ seeing things”
used to say that “ dear George" had
a headache because o f late business
engagements, and though her eyes
were red from weeping, her pride
never allowed her to tell the truth.
Now, her pride gone, shorn, per
haps o f her locks, she tells her
troubles to the hairdresser.
The
beauty parlor becomes a sanctuary
for broken hearted, discouraged and
unhappy women. The beauty spec
ialist or the girl who marcels the
hair of the matron knows the trou
bles that have put a gray hair here
and a wrinkle there.
She sympathizes as she irons out the
wrinkle or hennas the silvery thread,
and lo, the wife leaves the shop
looking much prettier, feeling lighter
o f heart, and, if the hairdresser is a
woman of wisdom, the customer
i eaiizes that, after all, her trouble
wasn’t any worse than that o f some
one else, and, though she may feel
.shamed that she has talked so
much, she is relieved and goes home
determined to overlook some o f the
faults o f her husband.
Sensible, well-meaning, womanly
women really want to look up to
their husbands; they want to believe
in love as well as in marriage.
At
this time they are having a bad time
trying to adjust themselves to the
.imes, the tendencies, the age or
whatever one may call it. I don’t
.hink the modern woman, who votes,
can drive an auto, manage a busi
ness concern or understand politics
is to blame for so much of the mis
understanding regarding marriage.
I think much o f the fault lies in the
lies they used to tell us when every
story ended with the words “ And
.hey married and lived happily ever
..fterwards.'’
S U P R E ME
JOYED TH EM SELVES TO THE UTMOST.
Said to Retain, However,
Desire to Be Able to
Look Up to Mates
Sympathy
THE BREAD
O W N FAST
CLACKAMAS NEWS THURSDAY,
M.
ART. SMITH. Propr.
Love should begin in youth, last
throughout the years and be unfold
ed in all its harmonius beauty in
marriage. It should. I will if thi
parties concerned are wonderful.
But they aren't often. Each expects
too much and is disappointed before
long. The wives formerly used to
suffer in silence.
That was when
they had pride. Now they don’t keep
still. They talk it over frankly, and
the result is either they eventually
earn that they aren’t the only ones
who are in trouble or who have prob-
ems, and they become more sensible
more philosophical and better tern
pered— for they want to retain the.r
locks— or they get a divorce and
aren’t happy even then.
The woman who had a brute of a
husband used to make believe that
he wa* faithful, noble and good. She
didn’t fool anyone but herself. But
her pride made her a good preten
der. If she was poor and undernour
ished she wore her old threadbare
gown neatly patched and darned.
She sipped her cup o f tea and tried
to believe she was genteel.
FEBRUARY
11
b nd :.
But the modern trend SEEKS LEG AL BAR
COURT
EN TRY
TO
towards gossip, an attitude o f inde
pendence, and an appearance of ex
Washington, Feb. 8.- —(U. ? .) —
travagance frightens the poor men
The
United Slat s supreme court
and thy seek bachelors quarters and
h de. They feel that they car.no'- be oda y w s ask d to îe-train Secre
married nv.d renvin free. Some c f tary o f State Kellog from carrying
out .eteps to complete American ad-
the girls have that same idea.
I
W' 11, if married they wont be hcrance to the world court.
Benjamin Catchings, Washington
♦roe, for no person liveth unto him-
e'f.
Neither, however, are they lawyer, filed a petition asking that
free while they are single.
Each
person h is a place in society, and if
he would advance and “ be some
body" he cannot do so without con
sidering others.
No one is free.
The solitary chap who has his own
home, his own income, may think he w . A . H eylm an
W m . W . Sm ith
is. But he owes a duty to society
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
ar.d he will find it out or it wi.l find
We will take care o f any legal
him some day.
business you may have
And so the wise hairdresser
waves her magic wand over the fair
Insurance, Loans and Collections.
heads, the brown locks and the
gray hair, too, and sends her patrons
on their way rejoicing, making up
DR. W. W. RHODES
their minds at least to make the
Osteopathic
best of it and try once more to be
PHYSIC IA N AND SURGEON
more patient more sympathetic, and
more thoughtful o f others.
Office in Lichthorn Bldg., Estacada
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Women Get New Liberty
The men have always had the bar
ber shop and the shoe shine artist to
“ jolly them along” ’ but it is within
the last decade that the ordinary
housewife and girls o f limited means
have gone regularly and xaithfully
to the marceller and the bobber of
heads. They must not be condemned
for the manner in which they enjoy
this freedom.
False pride and
make-believes are done away with in
so far as they made the women a
poor, pitiful object o f pretense.
Woman found she wasn’t really
fooling her husband, her neighbor
or her friends. Now, hwever, she
loves some make-believe, so she
puts on a cloak of determination and
courage and makes herself beautiful.
She has found that crying wont help,
neither will suffering in silence. But
just the same she is ashamed when
.ihe talks too much. So say the wo
men who write to me, and so say the
aairdressers. The men don’t say so
much, but they are trying to be
pretty good husbands and they are
succeeding too.
DR. G. F. MIDFORD
Physician and Surgeon
Xx-Ray Equipment
Glasses Fitted
Oltice and Residence Second and
Main Streets, Estacada, Oregon.
Telephone Connections
Kellog be restrained because the
court protocol, if adhered to, will
cr-: t" a tribunal higher than the
. uprenc cou t itscu and w 11 dele
te .e £0 ’reign pow-rs from this gov
ernment to the court in violation o f
the consilution.
The petition will be submitted to
the court at its next open session,
Monday, March 1st, Catchings said.
r ~ :- »
l DENNY
BROTHERS
BARBERS
:j:
BATHS
| Ladies’ and
Cutting
Children’ s Hair-
a Specialty.
Shop on Broadway, Estacada.
PLUMBING
PIPE and FITTINGS
Get our prices before you buy
D ry e r Pipes Made to O rd e r
For Sheet Iron work,
repairs, soldering and
plumbing, call at the
AMES SHOP
MAIN STREET.
DR. CHAS. P. JOHNSON
Dentist
Evening Work by Appointment
Phones: Office 315, Residence 5051
Estacada, Oregon
0 . D. EBY
Attorney at Law
General Practice, Confidential Ad-
viser. Oregon City, Oregon
TIRE AND TU BE
REPAIRING
Broadway Garage
HENRY BOHN, Estacada
S. E. WOOSTER
Real Estate, Loans, Insur
ance, Rentals
Farm Loans a Specialty.
Telephone Estacada, Oregon
GATES’ FUNERAL GOME
C. D., D. C. end E. C. LA T O U R E T T E
ED LINN, A T LINN’ S INN,
AG EN T
Eitacada, Ore.
Phone 543
Gresham 2471
Word o f PraUa Advised
ATTORNEYS
That is, some o f them are. There
.ire ever so many good, wonderful
Practice in all Courts.
J. E. G ATES
men. But we don’t hear s omuch of First National Bank, Oregon City,
Oregon.
hem. Occasionally 1 get a letter
from a wife who praises her hus
band, and the letter rings with sin
cerity.
I have had hundreds o f
.etters from men and not one has
oiunteered the information that he j
aas a good wife. I f the good hus-1
,4The shop where the barber knows hi« «tuff.”
bands would praise their w iv es!
oftener maybe they wouldn’t be so 1
EARL LA FORGE, Proprietor
thoroughly discussed. Mid-Victorian
or modern, women are all alike, j
E S T A C A D A ^ LEADING TONSORIAL ARTIST
1 -iir ^ r
-
3ESb i
.
..
They like to be told. That is, they
Hair Cut 35c; Children’« Hair Cut ting 25c; Shave 15c
want to hear an occasional word of 1
All other work at popular prices
compliment,
encouragement
and
praise.
MOTTO: “LIVE AND LET LIVE”
Cora Harris says that young per- |
Bobbing and Shingling a Specialty
sons now are getting married with
BATHS
BATHS
BATHS
BATHS
the idea o f being good pals, not with
Broadway, near Linn’s Inn, Esacada, Oregon
-he
serious
mind
of
being
good husbands and wives. She de
clares that a wife is no pal. To me
it seems that husband and wife can
he serious-minded companions and
pals too. They need not drink or
gamble or go in for gay affairs or
behavior that will eventually wreck
the home. That, in my estimation,
s not what “ pal” means, but they
can if they will, take time to under
stand each other and be really hap
py if they only will. The future of |
che home depends upon this.— Ore>
gonian.
The “ Square Deal” Barber Shop
j
NO TICE
TO
C O N TR A C TO R S
Furnishing wood, Ciackames county,
Oregon.
Sealed bids will be received by the |
County Court of Clackamas County,
Oregon, at the County Court House
m Oregon City, Oregon, at 10:00
o'clock A.M. on Saturday, the 15th
day o f February, 1926, for approxi
mately three hundred and fifty,
Hu*band* Prodded Along
Now she gets after her “ better (350) cords of No. 1 first growth
half" and tells him to get to work four foot cord wood, as follows:
and provide fo r the family. I f he
150 cords delivered at County
wont do his part or can't, she gets
paving plant near Logan Grange
a job, a neat business like dress and
Hall.
smart shoes and has her hair bobbed
150 cords at Rock Crusher near
the latest way and is independent.
Logan, Oregon,
The air of independence is looked
50 cords at Rock Crusher near
Carver, Oregon.
upon by some men and some shel
Proposal blanks and full infor
tered women, too, as an indication
that women are trying to take men's mation for bidders may be obtained
supremacy from them. I do not be at the office of tha county surveyor
lieve that ie true. If I may judge .n the Court House at Oregon City,
front the letter# I receive by the Oregon.
No bid will he considered unless
I scores front unhappy women, and
I unhappy men, too, I believe the accompanied by bidders bond or
, problem of love and marriage and certified check for an amount equal
j the pride of the wife or the lack o f .0 at least 9 per cent o f the total
] that same pride will all be adjusted
.mount of bid.
A corporate surety bond will be
j after awhile when there it a better
general understanding.
The home required for the faithful perfor
must be preserved. A new inters** mance o f the contract in a sum
I in it must be awakened. Women's equal to the total amount o f the hid.
The right is reserved to reject
hearts are hungering for love and ]
home just as they always were i any or all proposals qr to accept the
Women want to believe their hus proposal deemed beet for the county.
bands are good and fine and true County Court of Clackamas County,
By H. E. Cross.. Judge.
even as they liked t« believe it in
mid-Victorian days.
R. A. Wright, Commissioner.
Bachelor* A fraid lo Wed
Attest:
Men, if they believe they could be Fred A. Miller. Clerk
{ happy, would be anxious to marry Q . H. Pace. Deputy.
(Seal o f County Curt)
2-11-26.
and would intend to be fo o d h u s-,
Grocery
Specials
Mission Brand No. 1 Tomatoes, per can
Sugar Corn, 15c per can,
7 cans
10c
$1 00
Polar Peas, good and sweet,
20c
No. 2 ’ -’ Altamont Peaches,
20c
No. 2 1 - Del Monte Pineapple,
35c
My-T-Fine Apple Butter, per can
15c
Royal White Soap, 22 bars for
$ 1.00
15c
Van Camp’s No. 2 ‘ j Hominy
Bulk Coffee, fresh roast 3 lbs. for
$1.15
Phone your wants to 52-1
THE PEOPLE’S STORE
OUR MOTTO-SERVICE
H. B. SNYDER
C. A. DYKEMAN
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