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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1926)
EASTEP.N PAG K SIX Raven Not Altogether Deserving of Bad Name Thatched Roofs Still Common in Eng-and One of the oldest crafts In England Two ravens, one which bus taken ntir continental name, American, ami Is that of thatching. In Norfolk conn th«* other which has taken the more ty Hat-bottomed boats still pass along specific geographic name of the no th the stream s conveying men who cut e m raven, are both Interesting, croaky and gather reeds for thatched roofs. and not altogether unhetmtlful, for In When reed season is In full swing certain lights their plumage Is lustrous. huge piles of dried reeds stand alpng The A rlcan raven Is sm aller than! ‘he hanks waiting for the tlmtchers. Its re northern cousin. It Is a res i-1 Thatching Is really one of the manual dent of the far western Unite,WStntes. art« hereditary In certain families In It is a mountain dweller, although It that country. One family has en- disdains not to descend to the val ga d In ihe occupation through four leys If man Is absent therefrom. The centuries. Only one change has been made In raven does not like man and the rea son Is not far to seek. Man does not the process during the 400 years. For like the raven, holding it with the merly Ihe reeds were fastened to r a f t crow Its cousin once or twice removed, ers with long stran ds of bramble bush. Now either tarred twine or iron pegs as being a bird that Is b etter dead. The diet of the American raven, ac- : are used for that purpose. As the cording to Morenoe Mcrrlum Hailey, reeds are being put on the roofs their who knows the western bird well, con tops are still laid in place with a his sists “principally of carrion, dead fish torlc Implement known as the leggett. ami frogs, varied with rodents, mus This Implement consists of a block iff sels. grasshoppers, large black crickets wood with comb-like arrangements of and worms." This collection of food horseshoe nails. Is not altogether u delectable one from the human appetite standpoint, but the raven deserves well of man for making English Cleric Hero of Novel Relay Race its diet what It Is. Old Scriptural Names Seem to Have Passed. A novel race of too years ago U ra- cnlled in one of the English papers find Is ns follows: About lot) years ago there occurred the famous wager In which (lie men of Peterhouse under- took to persuade Iiev. Dr. Blizzard, D. I»., to ride eight nillcs from St. Mary’s church on a human horse within two hours, the horse to he changed every half mile. The good doctor was easily persuaded, and a huge crowd assent- bled to set* him mount on the hack of the llrst “horse” In full puff wig and shovel hat. Even Cambridge has never seen such a scene as took place at the winning post when Sam Gill, of St. Neots, brought ihe doctor In with half a minute to spare, Sam’s nose streaming with blood as the result of a heavy fall which unshipped the rider and broke the “horse’s” nose. A writer calls attention to the inter esting names found in certain sections, such as the village home of Ills child hood days where the names were al most entirely scriptural, so there were Matthew, Mark, etc., Rhodn, Sarah, Joseph, Itenja min. etc. The three sons of our blacksmith were Shudrueh, Meshach, and Abedncgo. the la tte r be ing shortened to Bendy. These passed, and their place was taken by family names—Charles, William, Henry, etc. The Twentieth century brought a hid eous change In the direction of “gen tility !” with such horrors or Gladys, l>orls, Daphne, Sydney, Herbert (“ ISert" or "K rb” ). He says: “ I have known n girl with the beautiful name of Irene often summoned hilariously as Steam -C lea n in g Stone ‘Come on. young Ilene,’ while a child Dirty-faced stone buildings that by the name of Audrey was surprised when I told her that her name was a blush dark with shame between clean, new structures can now lie steam- variant of Etheldreda.—London Mall. cleaned so th at they not merely look almost ns good as new, but attain the H igh U nive rsity Ho-ror .................................................... mellow, refined look __ of ripe __ age. The When EG. D. Is conferred upon a bureau of standards has conducted a man It Indicates that he has a pro series of tests to determine the best found knowledge of the laws of his oM -iM i- profession, or that departm ent of toned methods of acid cleaning, sand knowledge In which he Is working. blasting, scrubbing with soap powders EE. D. Is the oldest, highest and most and hand brushes are effective, but valuable university degree and Is con very slow and laborious. ferred only on such ns have made Gtve steam cleaning was first tried themselves very eminent by their skill, on dirty stones In the laboratory, and learning and original work It Is sel then on a twenty-year-old accumuln dom conferred before the recipient Is lion of dirt on an old hank building In flft.v years of age. EE. D. Is usually Baltimore. The result showed that conferred as an honorary degree, but i this new method could lie used rapidly Bhurtleff, Chicago, and McGill propose with Inexperienced common labor, al to confer It upon the completion of re though the cost Is somewhat higher quired work and examinations In any than for a d d cleaning The cost Is nf the higher departm ents of knowl- expected to drop when the method tdge. EE. D. Is sometimes conferred passes the experimental stage. as a third degree In line with EE. It. and EE. M. with work in law schools. Cl ACKAMAS NEW S THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1926 Review of l'or Hand Commercial and Industrial Interests TAROLA MOTOR CAR COMPANY — CHRYSLER SA LES— LocAtffrf a'. 443 Hawthorne, in Portland, one of the Au thorized Dealers for the Chrysler Six and Four Motor Cars, Handling the Chrysier Sales and Service for Some Time and Knows the Car Thoroughly. You Are Invited for a Demonstration. It is a fa c t beyond question th a t thi_. s w ellknown deuler knew m otor c a r values w hen he secured the ag en cy th r o u g h o u t this te r rito ry f u r th e C h iy sie r automobiles^ In th e C hry sler Six you will find th e six cy lin d er sm oothness, snap an d steadin ess a t its very best. E v ery im pulse of th e m o to r b e a u ti fully an d com pletely blended into the n e x t one, all six cylinders merg- ing th e ir p o w er into an unb ro k en * l°ciock-like precision in perfo rm - ance> vigorous, stead y and surpris- ¡ngly sw ift in g e tt in g into action, Not a n y p a rt of the new series C hry sler is too sm all or unim port- a n t to receive the m ost severe tests an d closest inspection a t the fa c to ry This s t a te m e n t applies to e verything in th e c a r fr o m one end to the other. The C hry sler was designed to be the" "lead r " in ""its class' The popu- lar ty it has gained in th e tim e it has been m a n u f a c tu r e d by the C hrysler com pany, an sw ers the question w h e th e r they have succeed ed. C hrysler engineers have spared no time or effort in developing the C hryslerand la t e r the C hry sler “ 70” Ih e new series is the last word in six cylinder efficiency: an a b u n dance of power, b e au tifu l body tines, ease of o p eratio n an d low ru n n in g expense acco unts f o r its costly c a r qualities a t a v e ry r e m a r k able price— and a dem o n stratio n will do much to convince one es- p. ¡ally on hills and idfficult places where the tr u e pow er and w orth of co nstruction is visible to th e u n initiated. The m a n a g e m e n t of this s a n s agency is in the han ds of com p e l nt and s u b s ta n tia l business men having x p e r t m echanics in th eir service d e p a rtm e n t. T h e re fo r e we can r e f e r o u r re a d e rs to th is pop u la r firm . FRAW LEY & CLAkKE COMPANY COMMISSION MERCHANTS Dresses on Exhibition The dresses worn by wives of l’resl dents at Inaugurals from Martha Washington to and including both Mrs. Wilsons, are preserved on ex hibit at Smithsonian Institution Wash Ing!on The women say the gown of Dolly Madison Is the prettiest, the most artistic, made of heavily bro caded white silk, embroidered In boil quetn of flowers In naturnl colors, sweeping floor length, tiny waist, puffed sleeves, richly simple. It stir passes all the others. An) way that Is what a Kansas woman tells Ewing Herbert, says Capper s Weekly L eg e n d a r y Spanish Hero Bernardo del Carpio was a celebrat ed semi n i)thlcal Spanish hern of the Ninth century who signalized himself by tils deeds of during In the wars again»' ttie Moors He Is a fax orile hero In the old Spanish ballads and romaines, and Ills exploits form Ihe anhb-ct -if several tiranías Iti Dope tío Vegu According to tradition, he de feated the famous Botami at Konce- * alles. Finding him Invulnerable Bernardo lifted him In Ids arm s and •q u œ -d bici to death, as Hercule* did tbe giant Antaeus.—k i t hange Mom than a million people like you are driving BuiCK autom obiles - - - making possible these values Standard Six An able president and other offi . ositors or not. The name "French Directory" was given to the body of live Individuals (Gepenux. Uewhell. Eetoumeur, Bur BROADW AY TIRE SHOP ras amt Carnot), to whom was en trusted tbe administration of public affairs in France at the time of the Located at 283 East Broadway, is a W ell-know n Tire revolution The directory was es and Vulcanizing Establishment, Carrying a Large tabllslied by the Constitution of the hfth Frultldor (August ’22. 1795), and Stock o f Goodyear Tires at A ll Times. ..M aintaining ruled In conjunction with the Council Lqutpmen. tor Carbon Burning at 50c per Cylinder, of Ancients of Five Hundred. It lust Service W hile you Wait. ed shout four year*, when, owing to its corruption and Inefficiency, it was • iverturned by the roup d'etat of establishm ent is • la tte r d a y , quarters in these parts fo r the auto ihe eighteenth Hrumitlre (November buainew house, th a t determ ined i.nee they have. They are willing l>. 179(1), planned by Napoleon Bona when they opened tn e ir doors to the -mo anxious to give all in fo rm a tio n public to see th a t m oto rists in this | abo ut tires, parte.—Kansas City Times. p a rt o f th e sta te w ere given all the It can be readily seen t h a t such adv milage* o f a m etro politan tire, -i e sta b lish m e n t adds m aterially to rim and bearin g service and there oie a ttra c tiv e n e s s ot th is p a rt of Price of V a n ity "Gnnk beali Mose. what am yo' lin can be no question th a t th ey have ihe stale. tn his business review we wish to in' bellin' dem bar*?“ asked Parson succeeded. T h ro u g h o u t this section of the : b e o u r re a d e rs tn a t it will pay Johtislng of one of Ills parishioners. s tate this place is known us an es m to call on this firm when in "Pahson," explained Mose. "hit h It tablish m en t vvhere high g ta d e tires . - d of tires o r repairs. The man- m m er bout in dis way : Ah didn't hat an u supplies a re solu a t very reason m ent arc p ro m in en t an d well- no trouble will de roust able ner no able pr ees an d hu n d red s of m o to r wn business m en who a r e expert* body lilt would hah htn all right et ists have m arveled at the wonderfu. he tire business an d you can de- lilt hjfdn't bln 'o' de women's luh of values offered. J upon the advice and inform a- A n o th er special f e a t u re is th dress. M) wltunirli fo lk s, I let w i i •) they give you. Thoroughly zelil satisfied Jes to eat loos' nil dem large stock of tires. V com plete scientifically equipped ab reast o f th e times, they have se .Icanizing d e p a rt m e n t is one of chickens what I got for 'e m , but de) c u red for th e tr a d a vast a r r a y o. te fe a t u r e s of this place an d they liad to put tie feathers in deir huts, an G oodyear tires both in baloon am p re p a r e d f o r efficient work on liarade 'em as circumstantial ever r e g u l a r ty pes and let us remark • res and tubes, e ith e r in the r e g u dene«" h e re '.bat this fum u about bead la r cord type« or tbe balloon. 2 -p a is. R o ad ster • 5-pass. T ouring • 2-pasa. C o u p e • 5 -p ais. 2 -door Sedan 5 -pass. 4 -door Sedan 4 -p ass. C o u p e • 2- pass. 5-pass. 5-pass. 5-pass. 4- 7-pass. 5- A c tu a l freig h t 3 - pass. and Government 5-pass. tax to be added. 3-pass. Master Six and eggs. A n o th er f e a t u r e o f the sa tisf a c tory service of th is p o p u la r house is (he c o u rte sy an d accom m odation wh ch m arks tfteir dealings with the producer. l his e s tab lish m en t is u n d e r the direction ox conscientious an d com p eten t business m en an d th e y have associate d w ith them only such as sistants as can be d epend ed upon to re n d e r th e most cou reou s service and the m o st efficient. T h ey are alw ays read y and willing to give you the la te st q u o tatio n s an d those wishing to m a r k e t th e i r p roduce to thi best a d v a n ta g e will do well to get In touch with thi3 well-known house. We are pleased o com plim ent them and to give them in this r e view the p ro m in e n t position th a t th eir progressive an d reliable pol icies have merited. We assure o u r r e a d e r s t h a t a t this estab lish m en t th e y will receive ttie best of t r e a t m e n t an d the high est m a r k e t prices. ed in his death. Falls in a barrel and flirtin g with settling labor difficulties th an by death has become stale. The man ombarassing the chief executive in who successfully accomplished this his privacy. Egg»* This i8 one of the in s titu tio n s th at has m a te ria lly aided in the develop m ent of this secion of the s t a te and ^as especially been in s tru m e n ta l in “ ,dinK th e PF0* reM of diversified f e a t a few years ago recently tepped on a piece of orange peel on the sidewalk and the fall result A m ovem en t is on foot in parts of th e world to do away with the custom of shaking hands. The "dead fish ” handshake of some men oug ht certainly to aid in bringing a b o u t the reform . We a re not in sym pathy with strik ers who picket the W hite House our hat. and a ir th eir woes with signs and The stu n t of going over N iagara banners. There are other ways o f Located at 107 Front, in Portland, is a prominent firm That is A iding in the Progress of Diversified Farm ing and the Developm ent of the Surrounding Terri tory as Extensive Dealers in Produce, Poultry and v a n t.,geoug m a r k c t fo r produce> pou ltry and eggs t h a t is of g r e a t economical value to the public, T h e ir prices a r e f a r more favor- able th a n would be secured by the people if th ey had to ship elsewhere f o r it is a well-known f a c t th a t this house pays th e top of the m a r ket a t ail times. One ot the recognized principles of a f r m iu g along svientific lines to d a y is the raisin g o f po u ltry and livestock. It is because of the ex cellent service a n d th e desireable m a rk e t afforded by these well- know n dealers t h a t this f e a t u r e is receiving more a tt e n ti o n fr o m the f a r m e r to day an d progress along O d d Collection this line is p a rtic u la rly noticeable One of the most unusual hobbles Is in this com m u nity w here the produ- T rea tin g th e T h e r m o m e te r the collecting of torture Instruments cer knows th a t he will receive the In a certain village the squire gave A certain American surgeon has as hig hest prices fo r pro duce, poultry a thermometer to every cottager, and semlded ihe most complete private as :arefully explained Its use. sortment of them ex tan t—Including Soon after their nrrlvnl n district such machines us the rack, the BROTHERHOOD CO-OPERATIVE NAT L BANK rlsltor entered one house, where a squeezers, and the Iron virgin, which dew thermometer hung In the middle the perverted Ingenuity of man do »f the room. The visitor compliment- vised chiefly for use In Inducing wit Located at 8 /-4th St., is one of Portland’s Prominent fd the owner, and Inquired If she re nesses to give evidence In legal pm H nanciai Institutions, Featuring Profit-Sharing with membered the Instructions. ceedlngs. These Instruments were em Their Customers on the Basis ot 2 per cent on Com “Ay, th at I do," was the reply. “1 ployed In legal proceedings by ancient mercial Accounts on balances in Excess of $500 and nngs ’un there, and I watches ’tin u n and modern Europe. Their use was recognized by the law of most coun til he gets above 60.” 4 per cent on Savings. ..Occupying a Modern Bank “Quite right, Mrs. Brown." said the tries (t<> which England, Aragon and ing Home. visitor. “And w h at do you do when Sweilen were exceptions) up to com paratively recent times. It goes above DO?" Guided an d m anaged by citizens of vers are a t the head of this bank, "Why, 1 takes ’un down and puts sterling w orth, c h a r a c t e r and in teg and under th eir carefu l and pains un out In the garden and cools ’un P artridge Has H a rd T im e rity, tins reliable fin an cial in s titu taking m anagem ent it is keeping down it bit I”—Weekly Scotsman. The English partridge has to tight tion has had a steady gro w th of ab reast of the needs of the commun against many conditions and odds in s t r e n g th an d usefu lness since its en- ity in the banking line. 4 per cent erest is paid on savings and 2 per Its battle for existence and naturalists ception, unit today is recognizc>d as Feet Shod W ith H obnails tr o n g e s t in this section cvnt on commercial accounts on The skin on th e foot of h native there tell mnnv Interesting stories of olu l a n c e s in excess of ÿuùl). th ese which the birds are en ,l b l s b a “ K u,u ls a *«n#ral banking Blnghi in Australia Is the thickest contests - e very libérai and exclusive iea- number of ^ device 1 ^ , an , d f convenience i e o ™ * *Ve? found on any human being, according gaged, th en being ......... _ r accu rate res of the bank s policy. to “Jim Crow,” writing to tbe Sydney natural enemies rend) to slay the han dling of all business e n tr u s te d to These facts coupleu with the per- bird or rob the nests of eggs and n s care a n d en joy s the confidence Bulletin. unel and the strong financial re- voting. 01 o u r citizens in e v ery walk in life. “One day an old Blnghi came to me tre e s represented by the bank's The seasons are had ; the cold rain Hie officers a r e persons of wide icers anil directors, have caused complaining he Imd sore feet, and I MW that their soles were haill.v enlist • the di1*1111» of many young birds ; exp erience in the bunking business .tie business of this bunk to steadily reuse. cracked As a poor Joke I handed him ill*1 fox for* vor Is lift er tlie pnrlri dgo an u a it puolic spirited, progressiva The arran g em en t of the bank's a bag containing a dozen hobnails, and The birds hunt seel udì-d place i for an d have alw ays been loyal to the me is such th a t the busines* of their I l O S t N and h a t e been known be.-t in te re sts ot the city, and havt told him how they were used. He sat anted ill every possible w ay in thi :.ie ever increasing list of patrons down, stuck them Into Ills feet and to hu ild a in*w nost about the eggs that c ity 'g g ro w th a n d progress. nay be carried on with dispatch and marched off. Three weeks later I have boon tumble d down when tho 1 ms in stitu tio n is of the g reatest comfort. It is the place ot the peo asked him how tils feet were. He nest was \ m ookod by nee Ident. b en e fit to th e city an d its influence ple of this section and the officers proudly exhibited them—the hobnails is t i l t in every line o f le gitim ate e n i the bank are very glad to g reet deavor. were still in the tlesh." .no citizens, w hether they are de- F am ous French A s s e m b ly We know of fellows well along | in years who a re still following | th e i r usual occupations but serious- ; ly co ntend th a t th e y have done th eir ’ share of w o rry and should have a rest. Well, now, hold on a bit. : H ere comes a scientist who say.- m en should hibernate, th a t is, ta k e : a good long sleep, say six m onths i or a year, in o rd e r to re c u p e r a te m entally and physically. If this does not ap peal to the chaps we have in mind, w e ’ll make a meal off 1150 1195 1195 1295 1275 R o ad ster • $1250 Touring • 1295 2-door S edan 1395 4 -door Sedan 1495 C o u p pass. e • 1795 Sedan - • 1995 B rougham pass. - 1925 S port R o ad ster 1495 S port T ouring 1525 C o u n try C lu b 1765 BU ICK M O T O R C O M P A N Y Division of General Motor» Corporativi F L IN T , M IC H IG A N <The iBetterBUICK CASCADE MOTOR CO. W ilcox Bros. Estacada PORTLAND-CARVER-ESTACADA STAGES M unicipal Term inal, Sixth and Salmon Sts.— Phone Main 7733. LIN N ’S INN, Estacada, Oregon. DAILY A, M. P. M. 2.00 2:30 2:40 3:05 3:15 3:30 P M. •A. m . M.:P.M. P.M 6:20 Lv. 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