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EASTERN PACK TWO CLACKAMAS NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 25 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Portland and to inter-co!!e?iate ath- sponsored by a group o f prominent letics o f the coast were discussed Portland business and professional Eastern Clackamas News Ncticc i:- hereby given that the When Judge Walter A t Whit* on Monday at the Member’s Forum men, last night gained more than Our view o f “ George” come« W. A. HEYLMAN, Editor. undersigned has been duly appoint , .. at Bay St. Louis, Mis*., issued a o f the Chamber o f Commerce b / 2goo m,.mbers at a mass meeting through lang distance glasses, radio com m tndlnf all newspaper8 the footb a l co ches o f the North- ed administrator o f the estate o f at the aud.torium, following an ap- Jccl B. Bowman, deceased, and any Bntered at the postofflce in Estacada, nnd news dispatches. The latest t0 a tt a in from printing any testi- , v.vst. Homer D. Angel1, president i ‘stunt’* pulled by him was before mony in tho murded trial o f one 0f the Multnomah Civic Stadium As- j peal ° f Mayor .1 or or c bii and all persons having claims a- Oregon, as second class mail. the Ad club in Portland. This club Jess Favre, he unwittingly directed relation , was introduced by Andrew | port of the radio fans in the cani- gain3t said estate are hereby re obiects to fake advertising among the eyes o f the entire country to- J. Bale to the assembly, and pies- ; pajgn to clean up the radio receiv- quired to present said claims duly Published every Thursday at 1 , , , . . . ward his courtroom. A trial that I ented the athletic mentors. As the • conditions in the city, the poor and lowly merchant, in ^ ^ ^ been heard #f ^ gpcakeri Captain John j Me-1 " / t h e most wonder verified as by law required at the Estacada. Oregon, the vicinity o f First and Morrison outgjdc 0 { Mississippi gained front Kwan, the coach at the University o f | office o f my attorney< W_ A. Heyl- by thei streets He admonished its mem- page sp ce on newspapers as far Oregon, stressed the value o f the : *U1 forces for goo t at as conn nian, within six months after the ESTACADA PUBLISHING COMPANY. bers to "lay off” stunts or deceit away as ...... ____ ____ | stadium here in making possible to the world,” declared the mayor. New York and _______ Seattle, Judge White’s underlying id e a ! the intersectional football games “ It has brought the church to the date o f this notice. (A CORPORATION.) in advertising Portland. He re Dated March 23, 1926. excellent. He wanted to insure that are so popular among the an-1 home, has kept the young folks ferred particularly to such stunts was I. N. BOWMAN But he went at thusirsts for college sport. Enoch from off the streets and has pro- S ubscription R a t e s : . ■ . . . , . Favre a fa r trial, Administrator o f the estate of as straw hats and shirt sleeves on it wrong Bagshaw, whose chief care ig the duced immeasurable jo y and enter- One Year . . . - ILM» Joel Bowman, deceased. . ., , , .. , . gridiron army of the University of tainment for thousands of persons# January 1st. Coming as it did Six Month« . . . • .75 W. A. HEYLMAN from the “ Crown Prince” o f stunt , ^ ch ! . th ” i l T ’ n lce d u r* : Washington, Urged the building of , * , . rf . r.n c . to Bo Target Attorney for administrator, Esta advertisers, it must have been re 0 c 1 , , \ 1 the how \ in Multnomah field to ac- e nrevented however, from ” revented’ h° WeVCr’ cada, Oregon. ceived as a huge joke. To those and «0 on were printed and re*d ' commodate the annua. Washington- enjoying our radio outfits to the generally townspeople would b e - ! 0 das, ic; while Paul Schissler Date of first publication, March 25, on the outside looking in it appeared fullest extent by the various forms THE USELESS "GOOD CITIZEN” come prejudiced, unbiased Jurors ^ Q A(jr;cultura, Coll?;iS 1926. Date of last publication, Apr. as another o f George s stunts en- o f interference that break into th wouM bn hard to set and veniremen , , „ ,, , ... 22nd, 1926. t.tled to front page advertising. i „ e . u „ a .........u u« ....... .a '»poke of the stcad.ly increasing pop- ams,” said the mayor. “ Most There is a certain type o f man already chosen would be influenced. . , , , „ , . , progra Hundreds o f real estate transactions Thus Favre wouldn’t get a fair trial. , ulraity of footba11 and o { the gen- of thig interf erence ig unnecessary In every community who poses as a in Portland go unehrontcled, but not . . . /ii . . , era* advantage^ to the community in and can be c|eared up jf the fans good citizen. He breaks no laws, . o when George sells his home. He The judge is falling into a com- having, a suitable amphitheater for organize and make a persistent t0 remedy the interference lives morally, pays his honest debts, does the stunt advertising o f sacri mon error— an error that Mark , Jramatic and musical productions , and is never tangled up with the ficing his home to an institution en Twain fifty years ego noted in one and 0ther large gatherings^ A very 1 ’ , .. . .. _ , We o f hi8 books. Mark Twain pointed fjne taik was made on behalf o f the law in any manner. But he live* gaged in “ welfare work.” ™ a t ev.el'y ,.ll8ie" er the clty and .vondcr how George explains the ad out that the fallacy o f presuming stadjum by Mayor George L. Baker, i o f himself, by himself and for him vertising he has given Portland, that an intelligent man js disquali- whoso remarks w0re received with a outlymg districts should join the or- self exclusively. When the call is when he will sell his home in the fied from sitting on a jury merely vagt deaJ o f enthusiasm. John A. Kanizat on and hclP c ean up th itv o f which he is mayor and in- because he had read about the case Laing, the pre»ident of Multnomah vanous interference evus was the issued for volunteers to put across 'Editor and Q eneral M a n a q e r e .t hiit money in property in a that is to be tried. And he declared cIub> told what a valuable asset the °P1IU0," o f the ™ay°J” d e c,arci a community movement and give a W IL L ROGERS 7 leighboring city. There seems to that this practice if strictly ad- stadium would be to Portland.— himself 8trong for the ll8teners as- boost, he never answers. When cal .leignooring m , . ,------j ------ u j » u — i - - sociation and promises his support be no stunt advertising about that, hcred to. would result in filling jur- .Spectator amity has befallen people in cer in every way. tain localities, and charity flies to It may be that the business o f own- ¡es with the most ignorant, unread ing and conducting an apartment men in the community. SIGNIFICANCE OF EASTER Membership Cards Distr buted their rescue, he is never one of their number. When money is needed house in a neighboring city would In one o f the news stories from ---------- A force o f 26 policemen last night for a public enterprise hig name i* not require an explanation as the Bay St. Louis, there is an item Christianity, the world around, on at the request o f the mayor, passed never on the list. When he sees “ insurance business” did in Port- that shows very plainly how the Easter day, commemorates the res- through the audience and left a some neighbor stuck in the mud he land. Wo understand Portland’s | judge is mistaken. A prospective urrection o f Christ by especially de- membership application blank with charter prohibits .he mayor, or the Juror, being questioned by Judgo signed services significant of the every person present. detours to avoid him. . ___ ! — n r l m i t K i d k o Isarl K a o n * n flh a __ : ___ t i r i_ • 1 __ The Passion Week is . the The radio listeners greeted Dick In fact if he stood on the shore commissioners from engaging in White, admitted he had been “ kc«p- event. 0ne week o f all ages which has been nailer, director o f KGW, when he and saw the ship o f state sinking any business during the terms of ing up with the daily news. ’ “ That’s a nughty bad habit, said indellibly blazoned upon the pages arose to g¡ve a talk on the devel- he would never offer to throw a office. Usually some member o f the o f human history; and all human opment o f radio in Portland. line. And if all mankind were fash- family engages in and conducts the Judge White. Then, under the judge’s question- progress ■» tempered by the events fllr_ ioned from this same kind of a chap business, while father works for the . ‘, , . .. . . th , what would happen? There would city. Maybe we will be accused of ing, the prospective juror said that of that week. Approximately one- tj ^ ti be no churches, no hospitals for the aiding and abetting “ stunt adver- as first he had had an opinion as third of the entire text o f the four n,1S 6 ’ b a micro¿ hone and siek no institutions fo r the unfor- Using!” Who knows? One thing to Favre’s guilt or innocence, but Gospels, is devoted to the events of that one week o f m.gnty conflicts, relayed t(J station KFWV, and tunate, no progress. If you are a- certain, nobody can accuse George tbat be had abandoned it later. The more you read the less you arising ultimately to the superb cli- bout to become a useless “ good cit- j o f doing a “ Prince o f Wales” In . broadcast to the fans who were un- believed?” izen” read this editorial again. j stunt advertising. ,mu X_ he Rp9Ur„r‘JJCt‘ ° n. m? rn,,:? able to attend in person. “ Yes,” the man said, when Jesus emerged triumphantly It ia believed by thq officers of the [ There is the answer. Any Intel- from the tomb, victorius over sin new organization that hundreds of j ligent person can do justice to a and death. j case as « juror, no matter how We are told in Acts 1 :3 that Jc- local listeners who were not at the much he has read about it in the sus “ showed himself alive after his audit°rium last night intend to join i papers. ..... ’ ’ The ’ judge’s words as quo- passion by many proofs.” Had it the organization. Application for A headline in the paper says "In ted above give his whole argument not been for this eternal victory membership, they said, could be pro- their war China w on’t fight on away.— Portland News. H. C. GOHRING, Proprietor Christianity wouid' have” amounted cured by writin#f t0 George J. rainy days." They don’t mind get to little more than the pathetic ThomPson- secretary. A payment ting shot, but they w on’t get wet. READING AND CHARACTER ' story o f a Good Man whose career o f $1- il was declared- would make was tragically cut short after three any radl° li8tener a member. This Imagine a sign as you start to en Observing recently a man o f 60 years of marvelous preaching and amount is the yearly membership ter China: "R A I N . N O W A R years purchasing at a news stand a healing. dues, it was declared, T O D A Y ." If that was the custom magazine devoted to “ true love” God withheld his hand and allowed Trouble Mon t0 Be Hired in this country, we could prevent stories, prompt* us to remark that sinful man to do his worst. The lit- Members of the Portland Broad- all wars by announcing that all the what we read has much to do with erally killed Jesus by inches; tor- cast Listeners’ association bothered fighting must be done in Portlancj( forming our character. In this case turing him with the crown of thorns by interference in the future will . * , we get an insight to the man’s char- ( with scourging, with the vilest o f write to the secretary, Officials of Oregon. acter, and we are led to believe that disrespect and insult, and then the organization intend to hire one Another paper asks, “ W here does .f he is reading such trash after ar- „ailed him to the cross where he or two trouble men, who will be a Florida Real Estate man go in nving at the near termination of w..s allowed to slowly die. But used to run down complaints of in- the summer?” He goes to Cali Open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays, open to 8 p.m. h.s life, he must have a ways done when death finally came, he was be- tcrfer.n ce and apply the necessary fornia to his all-the-year-round so, and might just as well, so far as yond the reach o f all human agen- remedies. home. . . . having derived any benefit from his cies either for good or ill. Eveh 4 . . ESTACADA, OREGON A newspaper asks “ W h y does a reading or form any worth while the breaking of his legs would have tbe ° ® cer8 f nd ex* President of a concern always talk character have been illiterate. The been futile, for h.s suffering was * . V* b th# ll8tenel‘8 0lKan' fact is. which may be proven by any ended. T l^ only thing they could " P,'° bably W‘ “ beA CB !ed S0°,n at the Company’s banquets?” It’s observer, this course o f reading is do was to secure h.s body with the f beK‘ ii « l i v e work Another pub an incentive to the workers, who being followed by very many o f the Roman seal and the Roman guard iu mueUng *he future ia an,0" g say, “ If that’s all he knows I may youth o f the land o f both sexes at but these only added to the infal- th<. ° f the orFanizatlon offi- be President some day,u the present date. The news stands able proofs, when he arose from tho C‘a *’ Uregon‘an’________ * * * | are burdened by dozens o f the dead. Then on the third day the Another paper suggests, "T h e The people o f the Pacific North cheapest in every sense o f maga- Deity asserted himself and answered ‘if ¿ines filled with matter o f no lit- fo r all time, the challenge made by west are urged to make use of the cheapest way to enforce Prohibition •j erary value, and certainly o f no the scoffing multitude, “ If he be a.r mail service :.bout to be start is to have everyone that drinks watched.” W h o is going to do the I1 . character building worth. These the son of God, let him come down ed up and down the coast. watching? . . . V j stories are written by obscure, catch- from the cross, that we may see and lh e postage o f 25c per ounce i penny scribblers, characterless them believe An article In a Business M an ’s He did more than that"— may *eem la‘ if'- to the ordlnary c«>r- selves and who only pander to the he came up from the grave, and still resPondent- but the chaps sending magazine inquires, “ W hat business baser and frothy passions of the , they would not believe. But he e»- back home for dough ought to weU in this country has the largest turn ^ Í readers, and offer nothing that tablished for all time, the certainty come the alr maii a8 havin* many over?” Cucumbers for supper have ! would entice a fairly intelligent that there is a life beyond the piiy- things t0 recommend it, especially the largest turnover, with Fords a Y : person to even turn their front sical death. The familiar greeting when they are on flat tires and oat close second. . . . y pages. 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