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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 11
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1 criminals that the lav.'s are intend- door o f those who should or do not
cd as a rule and guide for the poor enforce the law. The latest crimes
w . A. HEYLMAN, Editor.
and lowly.
The poor and lowiy entjtied “ the Glamor o f Romance”
look up to th e s e «-c a lle d prominent commiUed b
three
people
Entered at the postoffice in Estai ada, citizens
and believe,
rightfully,
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that they have the same rights and 0,1 thc Mount Hood , Lo°P “ tbc
Oregon, as second c I mss mail.
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o r o n
v o o n o d
f r n
" o ''n
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an rti
priviiedgcs.
If murder, theft ar­ crop reaped from “ sob stuff” sccc
rows
by
thr
se
whose
duty
it
is
to
son and conspiracy to violate the
P u blish ed e v e ry T h u rsd a y at
law o f the land are not treated as infl.ct the p nalty prescribed by thr
E sta ca d a , O re g o n ,
crimes by one court when com­ law violated. Even the uplift an
mitted by the prominent or well- character building institutions, ol
by thej
which one
. . o . f there was a student
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ESTACADA PUBLISHING COMPANY. to-do c.tizen why should they be
considered such, when committed ®an mak” l ttte Pro* res* aKalnit tb<
(A CORPOKATION.)
by the poor and lowly?
Is the sob stuir condonation of crimina
criminal who robs others as a means a®t8- Since there is prevalent a con
SUBSCRIPTION R A T K 8 :
. . J o f livlihood in one clas3 any more aPir« y to violate the law there
One Year
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* « i entitled to a term in the peniten- shouId b* formed an organization of
Six Months
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tiary than the criminal o f the other !aw enforcing agencies to conspire
class, who, when hi. government is
defeat tha aim. o f criminals,
in dire straights, rob. her?
Robs There should be a definite policy-
SOB STUFF
all the people? One does it as a throughout the state of Oregon in
“ As Ye Sow, So Shall Ye Reap.” means o f livlihood, the other as a : he enforcement o f the law, regard-
tbe >o-called prominence o.
"Thou shalt not steal.” “ What will means of adding t ohis already ill-
the harvest b e?”
A very recent gotten millions. Which, think you, *tatus ° f wealth o f the criminal
case, in which two ifirls, old enough should receive judicial “ sob stu ff” ^"be governor should remove a
to attend one o f our higher insti- wben convicted? Every case o f ex- agencies that are atrophied, or not
tutions o f learning, caught shop- L.cutiVe or judicial sob stuff clemen- functioning and, if necessary, sene
lifting, were turned loose by a “ sob cy ajd s to the criminal classes.
men into tbc c<>mmw » tle8 as din
in.i.r,.
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Governor West, to start the ma­
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WaB chinery rusty from disuse.
Sob
That the girls were able to at- considered » disgrace and dishonor gtuff ^
nQ excuge f<>r ¡u existencc
tend college in itself indicates that fron, which a family could not re­
in the minds of our law etnforcing
necessity did not prompt them to cover. Today our officers have re-
agencies dealing with criminals.
take other people’s property. Had moved the stigma, and it is consid-
they been poor girls whom necess- dcred as a mere mistake which
SPRING FEVER TIME
ity tempted, ‘tis safe to say that should be overlooked and the perpe-
“ sob stuff” would not have been trators be given medals o f honor
Have you noticed your annual at­
hunded them from the bench.
A and bouquets.
Portland investors
tack o f spring fever coming on yet?
jail sentence, the court said> would have not forgotten the criminal
Watch for the symptoms.
have no salutary effect, if the well- who served one term in an English
Scientists have never been able
to-do girls had already learned prison and two terms in an Amer-
their lesson. Would the court have ¡can prison whom a sob stuff gover- to agree on exactly what causes
reached this “ Solomon” conclusion nor pardoned and restored to citi- spring fever. Some say it’s a leth­
had these
shoplifters
been in zenship after serving two terms, argic drowsiness, caused by the body
poisons
accumulated
straightened circumstances and sto- The state failed to prove anything eliminating
len because o f necessity?
Is the criminal against this man in Ore- during th ephysical inaction o f
law to bo administered as a means gon but the fact remains that the j w i n t e r -
of turning loose one class o f crim- public lost considerable money in Help the elimination by taking
inals and the incarceration o f an- the institution he was connected long walks, breathing deeply o f the
other class guilty of the same o f- with.
The reasons fo r such loss fragrant spring air, or starting a
fense?
Loeb and Leopold,
the have never been explained. Neither j garden.
arch criminals o f Illinois were has the reason fo r depositing a large
Another
theory
about spring
quoted as saying they might get a sum o f this institutions resources fever is that it’s a reaction from
couple o f years in the penitentiary in a neighboring city bank fo r a winter, first warm weather making
for murdering young Frank.
The few hours been satisfactorily given us droop into the sluggishness o f
law enforcing agencies are to to those who lost.
Increase in the tropics, homq o f our prehistor-
blame for the idea among wealthy crime may be laid directly at the ic ancestors.
Eastern Clackamas News
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Maybet too, it’s an inheritance
from the times when the cave man,
after a long and monotonous win­
ter in his den, strolled out to bask
lazily in the warm spring sunlight
Odd thing is temperature, regu­
lator o f the amount o f energy your
body generates.
Hard to work at all on a hot
summer day.
Rainy weather, also
makes many folks
sluggish and
drowsy.
A t sixty to sixty-five degrees, we
do our best physical and brain
work and are healthiest.
That’s
why the temperature o f a house
office or work room never should
go above sixty-eight in wintter.
Sap starts rising in tahe trees.
Grass sprouts green.
Plant life
buds.
Chirping birds pause on
their way north. The ice goes out,
lish run on the surface. The bear
leaves his den.
Timber wolves
stop running in packs and mate.
That is spring— the sunrise o f a
j | new period of life.
• The backyard gardener stirs. Far-
•j | mer whistles in the fields.Golf bug
'. | smacks his lips.
Fisherman goes
i j aver his tackle. Small boys swarm
{• with marbles, baseballs and kites.
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Spring is the time to take a new
& .ease on life, to get a fresh start.
S rid your lungs with fresh air and
r go to it.
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Motes and Comment
across the heaving waters o f the At- tion is not slipping.
A p“ tient
lantic to vard thc land where he was .visited him the other day, and after
crowded out.
a careful examinat on by the doctor
The Maharaiah o f Indore India, wa’’ S8,ured he wns in Pu fe c t
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health and had no'hing to worry
has abdicated h.s throne in favor
He thereupon ,eft the
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Yeshwant
Roaholkar. offlce and on rcaching the street
By CHAD ALTON
The people b f the Pacific North-
west arc urged to make use o f the
ir mail service about to be started
:p and down the coast. The post-
ge o f 25c per ounce may seem
arge to the average correspondent
'Ut the chaps sending back hom e,
0 '- more dough ought to welcome
he air mail as having many things
o reccommend it, especially when
’! y are on flat tires and out of
These are d fficult names fo r a man
full o f moonsh ne to struggle with,
but he might conclude that the first
named gentleman has now become
the Maharajah o f Outdore.
Kathleen Norris says every f a
¡)y needs a fool and every family
bas one
Must we “ draw cuts” to
determine which one this shall be
¡n tbc family?
The oqt,ook for the preat.nt yettr
I is viewed thru optimistic eyes
^tand by, now, you married men
The farm has shared in the pros-
.nd listen. A U. S. District judge perity o f the past year. There may
»olds a married man is head o f the be jgoiated instances where this is
mily and as such responsible for not true, but as a whole the agricul-
ny minor misdemeanor his w,fe turist has prospered by better prices
ay commit in his presence. In a for his products. And the facts will
iquor case of the kind coining b e - , bear out the prediction that there
ore him the wife wa8 found gu ilty. a better 0uti00k in the future for
d fined one dollar and the nian ¿be form er than in any o f the years
150. This should decide for the since the war.
uture which is the “ man o f the
There is on physician up in Se­
house.”
attle who is not so sure his reputa-
Wanted— One
perfectly
good
larch Lion, which up to the present K**X k **>.» . •,*»x,*X** * ’ > *X'*!»*!• »;*«XM5|
writing has not put in appearance
i; Mr. A Mr*. W. E. Hall, Props.
in this region. Apply to the near-
st weather observer.
We are not to too severely crit­
icize the Mexican government for
conditions at Tia Juana.
The
mayor and the good citizens o f San
Diego tell us the direct outgrowth
of vicious conditions in the Mexican
City is made possible almost wholly
by Americans.
Rather severe in­
dictment, to be sure, but some o f
us must have “ personal liberty,” i
even tho we get into some other’s
yard to enjoy it.
dropped dead. Whether it was the
size o f the fee paid, or that fate de-
cided to take a hand in the case
remains for a curious world to cog-
itate upon.
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The discovery o f America by Col-
umbus consisted in his viewing one
small island.
The rum-runner has
discovered our whole coast. Wonder
if future generations will bu.ld
monuments to them.
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for E con om ica! Transportation
The chaps who are looking for
something for nothing are directed
to the nearest willing station, Sign
there say* “ Free Air,”
Ever read “ Josiah Allen's W ife?”
The little lady, Marietta Ho.ley,
who wrote that and many other
charming stories under the pen
name, "Samantha” many years ago
has just passed on at her home in
New York State at the age o f 80.
Three hundred and fifty Ameri­
can
tourists recently arrived at
Cape
Town, South
Africa. Aside
from the fact that Cape Town is
a very remote part of~ the world,
it is safe to venture these people
saw
nothing more fonderful than
they
would have in their
own
country, and which they had never
taken the pains to visit.
The supreme court o f the state
of Washington has decided that
“ good will” often figuring in trans­
fers o f business places, is a some­
thing o f no value. That is evident­
ly sof for each individual must
create his own “ good will” from
those with whom he comes in con­
tact.
The United States has not forgot­
ten the slackers, as a doctor of Se­
attle has just been found guilty of
failure to report far service in the
World War and sentenced to one
year in the Alcatraz military prison.
Proh.bitionists might take a les­
son from Japan. The young ladies
o f two cities got together and
vowed they would marry no man
who drank. This so forced prohi­
bition on the communities that all
liquors were poured into the river,
and now marriage bells ring merrily
out again.
New Low Prices
These new low prices set a new
record of achievement in auto­
mobile history—one that estab­ /
lishes a newbasis o f motor car g)
value, beyond question the
greatest in the world.
Think of getting a beautiful,
four-door Sedan for $735—a
Coach for only $645—and other
closed models at equally amaz­
ing new low prices which in­
clude speedometer, b alloon
tires, Duco finish,Fisher bodies,
Alemite lubrication,andcount*
less other fine car quality
features.
No other closed cars offer eoual
value—none at the price offer
equal beautv, durability, com ­
fort or performance, snap and
power. Come in— one ride will
convince you.
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The owner o f the Kansas City
| Thc approach o f the vernal equi- ‘ Star bai passed away, and accord-
| nox is a reminder that the garden ,nE t0 b‘8 W‘H
great newspaper
! spot will ere long be dry and in- ba8 been turned over to three col­
late the spade.
The enthusiasm h’S® Professors who are to conduct
for gardening, begotten
by the ’
f ° r *wo years, until it can be
war may have waned in some s° id< These fellows find they know
breasts, but to him who feels that lesa “ bout a newspaper than the
[ a “ garden is a lovesome spot” real forman o f the composing room who
life is renewed with the coming of knows less about running a college
the days when the season invites tban do tbe professors. We would :
to turning of the soil. For the in- Place our trust in the foreman to
All Kinds °f
door worker there >» as much exer- i run tbe Star,
rise, there is as much health in hoe- j Representative Summers says:
Second Hand Goods Bought and Sold
:ng and spading and caring for a “ When we take liquor law enforce-
garden as in playing golf. Besides ment out of politics and put the
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it is cheaper. More than that, the rich violator and the poor violator
stuff grown in one’s garden, and on the same rock pile, we will have
WINDOW GLASS
pulled fresh, is better than any respect for the law. Yes and there r.
»hat can be purchased. Thus there are two others that ought to be on 1; Phone 9x 6
Geo. Pointer
Estacada, Ort*
I is profit in healtht purse and qual- the same rock pile— the foreign dip- Hi
| ity o f the product.
lomat who break* our laws, and the tiaE E *5£H E 5a*B B E H B B aB a£3 S R S tlUCH IX l ;.m
A garden provides a source of Pubbc press which feeds its readers
relaxation for the individual whose c,n distorted news,
working hours are spent amid the
Mr Ferguson's troubles when she
clamor and clatter o f the city. One succeeded in becoming governor of
needs diversion and digging in the Texas did not cease as she hoped. 1
: soil and getting the odor of the and she now is announcing she w,l!
mold is reinvigorating. It restores again be a candidate for th* office
tranquility o f mind to one whose in order to more fully remove the
day has been Ipent in business. The stigma o f impeachment from the
well-kept garden betoken* the well- family name, which, she »aye, has
Local Distributors for thc
kept home, the home where there is not been done yet.
Perhaps the
thrift and com fort
The ideal lady may learn that enough ia to<
world would find everybody able much.
to sit under his own vine and fig
The Earl o f Craven co-defendant'
tr*« in a garden.
with th# Countee, Cathcart wh0 the
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The breaks always go against Und o f the /re*, has taken passage
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