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Mayan Civilization
Mystery of History
Th* great mystery of the Mayan
Civilization Is that of Its calendar. As
•arly as 300 A. D. and possibly much
•artier, the Maya hud developed
method of reckoning time which Is
golte as accurate as our own. The
problem of adjusting the length of the
pear to the uneven number of days
which It contains hod been solved
The complete Maya calendar Is cap
able of Axing any given date exactly
and uniquely In a period of over 5,000,
000 years, says E. E. Free In the
Forum.
This calendar and the mnss of as
tronomlcal knowledge which must lie
hack of it, appeared In Central Amer
lea suddenly. No history has been
traced for Its origins. One century It
U pot there; the next century It Is
there. Some experts believe that the
Maya culture was Imported, possibly
from India or from Egypt. Others be
lieve that It .originated Jji America, j»t
site* not yet discovered, oV finît ft-
reties, being perishable, huve d is it i»
peured.
W a lk in g
Walking Is an art that most men and
women are able to acquire or recover,
and without serious trespass upon the
vocations o f life, If only they do not
yield to the softness of modern com
forts and convenience of wheels. The
women who In certain parts of tli
world still carry their burdens for
miles on their heads have kept a car
rlage which queens must envy The
men who walked or rnn In the primi
tive chase had a physical development
which 10.000 years of civilization have
not Improved upon. Walking Is the
one universal art to save the race
from physical degeneracy.
Millions
are dally yielding to temptation of
wheela when they would he better oft
physically, not to say financially, If
they accepted the transportation of
their own feet.—New York Sun.
Mrs. James Ellis, Coquille, gall
stones and colitis.
James Suess, Lakeside, ulcers of
stomach.
J. R. Jenkins, Silverton, circula
tory trouble.
Remember the above date, that
consultation is free on this trip and
that his treatment is different.
Married women must be accom
panied by their husbands.
Address:
211 Bradbury Bldg.,
Los Angeles, California.
The national crime commission
has arrived at the conclusion that
there is no universal panacea for
crime, but the application of rem-
dies rests with individual states and
individual citizens.
It ig also ne
ctssary to eliminate the “ dishonest
element” in the legal profession.
LIBERTY THEATRE PROGRAM
Saturday, May 15
BUSTIN’ THROUGH
With Jack Hoxie. A good west
ern.
A Universal picture— always
good.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday,
May 18' 17, and 18
ROADS TO YESTERDAY
STANFIELD WORKING FOR
REFUND OF TAX
Hit Influence at Chairman of Pub*
lie Landt Committee it Big Boost
....for Return o f $4,907^000 to 18
Wettern Oregon Counties.
The
BULLS EYE
Thursday, May 20
A KISS IN THE DARK
W.
"Editor and General M anaqer
WILL ROGERS
CLACKAMAS NEWS THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1926
Candidate for
7
COUNTY
A . Proctor
Saturday & Sunday, May 22-23
CALGARY STAMPEDE
Republican Nomina-
tion for
COMMISSIONER
Primary election May 21, 1926.
“ I will give the affairs o f Clacka
mas county my Careful Attention,”
Money
Money
The Day of
Minerals is here
The best success in Dairy
ing will result when a miner
al compound is fed which con
tains the essential elements
so necessary for production,
and re-production.
The fact that United States Sen
ECONOMY MINERAL AND
ator Robert N. Stanfield is chair
to Loan on
MEDICINAL POWDER sup
man o f the senate committee on
plies these essentials.
public lands is the principal ground
for the belief that his bill for the
payment o f $4,907,000 o f lost O.
For
further
information
C. land grant taxes to 18 west
call at—
ern Oregon counties has a chance
t0 pass the senate. The bill, which
BARTHOLOM EW
benefits the entire state, is now be
fore the committee and in
his
and LAW R EN C E
charge.
Phone 601
Eitacada, Ore.
A new senator would be barred
by the senate’s iron-clad seniority
rule from holding such a powerful
chairmanship, and therefore, would
be unuble to advance such legisla
tion through the committee and pass
it in the senate.
Immediate payments will be made
to the 18 counties if the bill passes,
School Memory Books, Fountain Pen«, Stationery, Kodaks,
in the following amounts: Benton,
Toilet Sets, Military Brushes, Manicure Sets, Perfume Sets,
$230,000; Clackamas, $347,000; Co
Bill Folds, Baskets, Vases, Etc.
lumbia, $111,000; Coos, $422,000;
curry,
,000; Douglas, $1,085,-
Also a v e ry nice line of
000; Jackson, $756,000; Josephine,
Congratulation Cards for Graduation
$379,000; Lincoln, $22,000; Lane,
$926,000; Linn; $129,000; Marion,
Orders taken for Cut Flowers
$10,000; Multnomah, $38,000; Polk
$165,000; Tillamook, $30,000; Yam
hill' $50,000; Washington, $50,000;
Klamath, $135,000.
The Stanfield bill further provides
for the annual payment hereafter LI.
o f nearly $500,000, an amount
equal to the taxes that would have
bet* paid to the counties annually
by the railroad company on the O
& C. grant lands.
(Stanfield for Senator campaigh,
E. D. Cusick, Mgr.)
Fara Mortgages
A nother “ B ull" Durham adver
tisement b y W ill Rogers, Zleefeld
Follies e n d screen star, and lead
ing A m erican humorist. More
com ing. W atch fo r them
Carey Real Estate Co.
Congress
Graduation Gift Suggestions
No. I
I went to Washington the other
day. 1 visited "T h e House of Rep
resentatives,” they were in session.
W hat I mean by bring in session,
the tax bill was up for debate and
they were arguing on “ Better G o lf
courses for the medium salaried
man.” I suppose if the W orld
Court bill had been up, they would
have been talking on "Shall Amer
ica park oblong or parallel.”
ESTACADA
Y ou know we all joke and kid
about Congress, but we can't im
prove on them. N o matter who we
elect, he is just as had as the one he
replaced. So with all their faults
we love ’em. They are as good as
the people who vote to put them
there, and thev are 10 times better
than the ones who don’t vote at all.
T hey are like "B u ll” Durham,
they are not perfect, but they are
the best in their line.
Coming to Portland
Mellinthin
In Internal Medicine for the
p«*t fifteen years
DOES NOT OPERATE
P S. There will be another piece
(n this paper soon. Look for it.
Will be at
The BENSON HOTEL
THURSDAY & FRIDAY, May 13-14
Office hour«, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
TWO DAYS ONLY
No charfe for consultation
Guaranteed by
I I I Fifth Avenu#, New York Cky
FOR EXCHANGE— Ford
touring | FOR SALE— Drag saw in first class
condition, 4 blades.
Phone 18-6
car, A -l mechanical condition to
Frank Moore.
5-20
exchange for a Ford truck. C
McCoy, Eagle Creek. Phone Es
LOST— Bay pony, blaze face, heavy
tacada 68-7.
mane, weight about 950 lbs. Find
er please notify Oak Grove Rang
MONEY TO LOAN. We have plenty
er station.
o f money to loan on farms at 6
per cent— from one to twenty
FOR
SALE— Strawberriee,
Clark
years.
No commission on large
seedlings, one dollar a crate, pur
loans. See S. E. Wooster, Estaca
chaser pick the berries on fine
da, Oregon.
8-19-tf
days.
Furnish your own crateB
or pails to put them in. Will be
Any girl in trouble may communi
ready about May 10.
cate with Ensign Lee o f the Salva
E. W. Gribbon.
tion Army, at the White Shield
Home, 565 Mayfair Ave., Portland,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Oregon.
9-20-tf
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
FOR SALE!— Italian prune trees, 1 yr.
Portland, Oregon, April 24, 1926.
6 to 8 and 4 to 0 feet; extra flue. O.
Notice is hereby given that E. J.
W. Failing, Boring, Ore., R. 1.
Kelly, whose postofflee address is
FOR SALE— Buick touring car, or given as Milwaukie, Oregon, filed
will trade fo r cattle. John Steidl in this office today his application
No. 07837 for Exchange o f certain
% mile east o f Eagle Creek.
'ands within the Mount Hood Na
FOR SALE— Choice Velvet R. I. R. tional Forest, State o f Oregon, for
hatching egg3, 75c per settings timber within the Santiam National
called for, or $1.00 delivered. A. Forest, State o f Oregon, under the
Warr, Raute 3, Gill Place, Esta act o f March 20, 1022,(42 Stat.465)
cada, Oregon.
as per Commissioner’s letter “ K” of
FOR SALE— Dependable used cars. March 27, 1926, the lands offered
Overlands,
Stars,
Chevrolets, in exchange being as follow s;
The NE l/i NE 14 and SV4 Sec. 16,
Fords and a large list o f other
T. 4 S., R 6 E... W.M. % 360 acres-
used cars $50 to $200.
The timber selected being located
NEW CAR AGENCY
on the N W ’A Sec. 21, T. 9 S„
Willyg Knight, Ovreland, Chrysler,
R. 6 E., W.M., 160 acres.
.Studebaker.
Hessel Implement Co.
Any and ail persons claiming ad
Gresham, Oregon.
5-28-26
RELIABILITY- -SERVICE- -Always versely the lands described or the
A large list o f good used imple timber, or desiring to object because
ments and machinery, Hessel Im o f the mineral character o f the land
plement Co., Gresham, Ore. 5-28-26 or fo r any other reason, to the dis
posal to the applicant, should file
STRAYED— I have in my posession heir affidavits o f protest in this
since April 30, 8 Jersey heifers, office on or before the 12th day of
ranging in age from about 3 to June, 1926.
11 months.
Owner may have
VIRGIE BYRD,
'
same by paying for adv., feed
Acting Register.
and damages or same will be sold
Date o f first publication, April 29
to satisfy claim. — A. Warr, Gill 1926.
Place.
5-27-26
Date o f last publication, May 20,
1920.
FOR RENT— 40 acres 3 miles east
Marion County.
o f Estacada, known as the Lee
Clackamas County.
Wills place for rent, $50 per year,
Notice will be published for four
Z. R. Downey, 2423 W. Boone ave.
consecutive weeks in the "Stayton
Spokane, Wash.
Mail,”
at Stayton, Oregon, and
FOR SALE— Work horse.
W~ A. “ Eastern Clackamas News” at Esta
Coleman, Estacada, Ore. R. 1.
cada, Oregon,
R. G. M A R C H B A N K
C O N F E C T IO N E R Y A N D
L IG H T LU N C H
Dr. Mellenthin is a regular grad
uate in medicine and surgery and is
j licensed by the state o f Oregon.
He doe* not operate for chronic
appendicitis, gall stonea. ulcers o f
stomach, tonsils or adenoids.
He haa to his credit wonderful re
sults in diseases o f the stomach, liv
er, bowels blood, skin nerve», heart
kidney, bladder, bed wetting, ca
tarrh. weak lungs, rheumatism, sci
atica,, leg ulcers and rectal ail
ment».
Below are the name» o f a few o f
his many satisfied patients in Ore
gon :
Mrs. W. J. Martin, Moro, high
blood pressure.
Mr». Peter Westburg. Colton, sto
mach trouble.
Mrs.
Halvor Nelson. Chinook.
Wash., goitre.
Martin JorgessoH' Astoria, nerve
trouble.
Mrs. Chris
Hanson,
Chinook.
Wash., bowel trouble and neuritis, i
i
M A D E -T O -M E A S U R E
CLOTH ES
S P E C IA L IS T
A 7
D urham
W IT AND FOB SALE ADS
IN T E R N A T IO N A L
Dr.
WANTED— W ood cutters for thirty
cords o f four foot wood. W. K.
Corbin, R. 1, Estacada.
PHARM ACY
The Rexall Store
W ell, then I went over to the
Senate. They had adjourned, so I
felt that America was not having
such a bad day at that. W e were
only 50 percent inefficient T H A T
DAY.
World-Wide publicity is given a FOR SALE— Milk goats, registered^
Riffian warrior o f North Africa who i Toggenburg, giving 4 quarts u
carried a message 70 miles "b e
day. J. J. Marchbank, Estacad#.
tween sun and sun,” about 14 hours. !
Yet this writer knows of a Chippewa i STRAWBERRIES— 50c a crate and
Kinney &
Indian o f Northern Wisconsin w h o ; pick them yourself.
made the same distance in a period j Lam-berson’s place opposite Gar
o f 12 hours, and was never heard o f | field Grange hall.
outside
the
immediate
locality
where the
feat was performed. | F OR SALE Flower Plants— Asters
And the only nourishment he par- 1 all colors, Zinnias, Marigolds,
took o f during the tarip was maple 1 Raised from choisest seeds, To-
sugar carried in his pouch.
matoe plants ready now. Roy
Meyers, Eagle Creek.
STAR
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Seating two, seating three, four
or five — whatever your car re
quirements in open or closed
m odels, the Star line o f light
weight Sixes has the satisfactory
car for you and yours.
Thousands, requiring other than
one ordinary’standardized model,
influenced the building o f this
most complete low-priced line—
touring, coupe, coach, sedan,
landau-sedan.
Estacada is rapidly becoming noted as a musical center,
and
Bcndix(4'1 Brakes
heads the list o f Star Sis
Value points i
-n#w. «ro u n d - h u f f in g tin ««.
—C on tin en tal Red Seal 6 C.»l*
in d cr m o t o r , c r a d l e d in
m u ltip le chaeaU.
—00 inchee o f cpring suepen*
•ion.
- F i i k B alloon Tire*. -
— heavy, n a tu r a l w ood a rtil
lery wheela.
—H ayee-H un t bodies,
—gen uine gray Spaniah leatb*
er u p h olstery.
- f m e u i ea«jr die* c l u t c h
C A R Y M OTOR C O M P A N Y
Estacada
Hear the New
Musical Organization
Oregon
S U S IE S K IT C H E N B A N D
to appear in concert at the Liberty Theater, W ednesday’
May 19, will doubtless add to the reputation enjoyed by the
community. Be sure to see and hear this performance.
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State Bank
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