EASTFRN CLACKAMAS NEWS THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1926. — Eastern Clackamas News gree, there has been more regular party government. It ¡3 out politi cal parties which help save to u/ what we have left of representative government, because representa tive government, as designed in our Constitution, can only flourish through great political parties which gather into their membe: ship people from ail walks of life. W'her0 blocs of conflicting inter ssts take the place of great polit cal parties we are apt to get one o two things when popular govern ment crumbles—the dictatorship of he autocrat, like Mussolini, or the dictatorship of communism as ex amplified in Russia. We want neither kind of dictator- hip in the United States and the best way to prevent such a state of affairs is to preserve our represen- ative government, by keeping our two great political parties clean and ffective. Everything which tends o destroy party government in the United States and substitute the ule of the demagogue or the min- irity bloc, 1* a menace to our sys- em of government. COUNTRY VS. CITY LIFE I EEEEBBl T71 | you attitude. The female, of an i honest and trusting nature, places Notes and Continent her faith in his blandishing ways and then, when the scales drop from By CHAD ALTON her eyes, learns she has gathered a crop of Dead Sea fruit. iqq UII— I. U i n T i r M I F r r *33HB3TZ We think we should not be classed as an idle minded pessimist when we express the belief that birth and Entered at the poatoffice in Estacada, continuous living in great cities ha.- Oregon, as second-class mail. : tendency to produce an inferior uality and worth as compared with Her.ry Ford’s contributions to hose born of the soil and who at charity are few and far between. Published every Thursday at east spend the years up to their His idea is to provide work at good Estacada, Oregon, lajority in the same environment, wages and leave the individual free by the ty life gives an artificial polish, and independent to attend to their ESTACADA PUBLISHING COMPANY, ontrary to that acquired by associ own charities. His theory is the (A CORPORATION.) ation with the things of nature, proper one, for many times m dis nore rough, and producing a hardi- tributing charity the unworthy and S ubscription R a tes : r citizen. If there is any argu- shiftless are only encouraged to con One Year • $1.W nent about this, it is only necessary tinue. Work is a panacea for all Six Months • • • • .76 tor U3 to refer to history, and there our ills. • * * find plenty of confirmation of the position taken. All the great men PARTY GOVERNMENT The idea of schools for parents of the past and those up to the pres where they may be taught many ent time will be found to have born things about children that newly “It is becoming more and more down on the farm and later have wed are ignorant of, may be laugh evident,” says the London Daily jome into such prominence as they ed at, but just such a thing is going News, “that representative govern possess. But the city born and to be tried out in California. Much ment is in very serious danger. It i eared men who have ever distin of the delinquencies blamed on the has been destroyed to all intents guished themselves in any manner child rightfully are chargeable to and purposes in Italy, in Spain, in except it be in the matter of poli the parent, and there seems to be Russian and in Greece; both in tics or trade, are very scarce and good reasonns for classes to teach France and Germany its future can may be easily counted. not be regarded entirely confident the parent how to handle the many In our own country We may take problems which arise in rearing ly; and even in this country and the he life of Abraham Lincoln, who their offspring. United States anti-democratic for Portland and its citizens were * * * ces have manifestly increased and honored in various ways at the re- was born of the vefy lowly. Chances are that had he been born and rear multiplied since the war.” Kansas City Star has been sold ent convention in San Francisco of There is food for serious thought he Pacific Coast Advertising Clubs’ ed to city life he would never per- for eleven million dollars. My, oh in this paragraph. Almost every Association. Marshall N. Dana was uaps have amounted to anything my. There are so many readers month now a new dictator takes nade president, and this city was other than a struggling law practi who think that a newspaper does over the reins in some European given the pleasure of entertaining tioner. But his rough early life, not amonut to anything, it is good mingling with the common people, to see that others consider their country; first it was Italy, then .he next convention. Henry R. Spain and Greece, then Portugal, Hayek was given an award for the the true yeomen of this country, worth. The proceeds of the sale of and lastly Poland. And it is equal excellence of his work in typogra knowing their wants and needs and the Star go to the city to establish ly true that in the United States phy, and the address of W. F. G. desires, and being one of them, an art foundation, and that is a good the enemies of representative gov Thatcher of Eugene was adjudged possessed of an ambition to edu thing for all the people. • • • ernment were never more active the best made before a department cate himself and better his condi tion, supplied the very energy that thun at present. The fact that officers sworn to al group.—Spectator, was to make him one of the great uphold the law violate their oaths, One of the greatest dangers to est and noblest of all history. The representative government is the Seattle to Los Angeles, a distance same is true in but little lesser de affords no ground for argument against prohibition. It only proves bloc system. It is in the countries of 1,076 miles, in less than twelve gree of all our presidents who all man’s degeneracy and his willing' hours Including two stops totaling infected with the bloc that popular sprang from humble beginnings. ness to barter his honor for money one hour. That is going some, and government is in the greatest dan indicative of the improved means of And so it is with nearly all our great So long as they do this so long will ger. In the Usited States and in transportation we are rapidly ap men in arts, letters, inventions, the the great law-abiding majority in professions and every walk of life sist that truth and justice shall pre Great Britain, too, to a lesser de proaching. where sterling worth has been dem vail. • * * onstrated. It would herefore ap pear that the closer we keep to na Said that German waiters must ture the nearer we approach to that know how to fold a napkin 47 ways perfection which must be the ulti It would take all of that to find mate destiny of the human race. clean spot on the ordinary restau Arguing from this standpoint we rant napkin. H. C. GOHRING, Proprietor • • * have the explanation of why even the city man at times feels the urge Continued violations of the law, to get away from the falsities of his no matter which law it may be, is surroundings and seek out those more of a menace to this country places where he may best commune than any danger from foreign with the plainer and more natural sources. The citizen who is so side of life. He likes to get out in short-sighted as o see this has but Beef, Mutton, Veal and Hogs Bought the hills, by the streams, to eat little thinking capacity, and cares coarse food and sleep beneath the less for his future welfare. • * * skies, to breathe uncontaminated air and see it stir to life the A “director finder” is the latest branches of the forest. He wants device to be used by the coast guard to visit unfrequented places, either to locate rum-runners. Those Open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays, open to 8 p.m. in company or by himself and feel who drink moonshine on land have his feet tread the soft earth from a breath on them that can be de which he sprang, where he may be tected for blocks. ESTACADA, OREGON * * * away from and forget the worries of business, society and everything Publications which carry the ad but the glorious things about him vertising of fake concerns and the not made by the hand of man. many “cures” and nostrums are to From such scenes a man returns a be proceeded against by th# Federal better one, he has witnessed the Trade Commission. A newspaper reality, life exactly as it was creat must not impose upon its readers T H I S IS T H E T I M E ed and is, and which has produced matters that are not legitimate and our greatest and distinguished men. should use the utmost care to pro If he be of a studious and observ tect its patrons. • * * ant mind he will return with a full realization of the wisdom of a And now the government pro Creator who provided so many won poses to add gasoline to denatured derful things to inclte t0 great alcohol to prevent the bootleggers er things and nobler deeds, and a from selling it as a drinkable bev determination to profit by it. erage. Can it bs that John D. has In this connection it might be given away another ten-cent piece? * * * added that in Oregon is offered some of the finest places for an Many men lay their failure to outing of this nature to be found. succeed to financial difficulties. There are vast forests, rugged | Where ability is present thers are no mountains, peaceful valleys and | elements of failure, financial or oth- myriads of streams abounding with erwise. At the beginning Henry trout, and all accessible by high- Ford's capital could easily have been way or trail. But one should get as carried in th# vest pocket. And so With the advent of warm weather a new problem far away from the beaten path as with the captains of all our big in presents itself in connection with the economical jj possible, for it is only there that dustries. Ability is what counts. nature fully expresses herself. She * * • and safe preservation of family foods. is very fascinating at this season The ex-kaiser, through a series The modern way is by means of domestic refriger and bids the tired and bored and of syndicated letters, is trying to ation. It brings you disconsolate a warm welcome with tell the world why Germany lost the in her ever and many changing war. Will he be abla to satisfy the German people that he is not a CONSTANT COLD t just the right temper- scenes.—Sutherlin Sun. traitor? ature. PACIFIC STATES DROP BEHIND Of interest to the ladies is the re CLEANLINESS—No dirt in the box, no pudlles In figures given out on the port that the queen of Spain has on the floor. growth and development of co-oper* adopted the vogu# of the long skirt, ation in the Unied States. Califor not shorter than four inches above UNFAILING SUPPLY—Close your home — go nia, Oregon and Washington show the ankle. But her highness will away for days and when you return you’ll find the smallest percentage of increases find there is a greater queen than in the country. The east north- she, Queen Fashion, and if she eays the food in your refrigerator just as you left it. central states show the greatest only to the knee, only to the knee gains, 430 per cent, while the Paci the skirt will go. • • • ECONAMY— DOMESTIC ELECTRIC REFRIG fic coast states show but 112 per ERATION is actually cheaper in daily expense cent. One of the reasons given for The number of cases of violation this slow development is that so of the narcotic law has increased many different products are grown from 1060 in 1917 to 10.297 in! CONVENIENCE—New frozen deserts made pos on farm that it is very diffi- 1925. This shows an alarming in sible and pure, dainty ice cubes for the table. | cult each to embrace them into selling or- crease in the number of people will- ; ganizations. In states where tw0 or ing dope themselves in other ways We shall be glad to have you come in and let us ex i th ro e staple crops are grown, like than by moonshine whiskey. * • • wheat, cotton, tobacco, etc., it is plain the numerous advantages of domestic electric i not difficult to control the prod Simmered down to the truth, most refrigeration. ucts. but in diversified farming men who engage and marry a wo -tates one would have to become a man do so under false pretenses and member of several different organi deceit. He holds himself up to her zations to cover the products. in their lover days as a person of sweet temper and undying devotion, and ther# is nothing too good for New* Ads bring result*. W. A. HEYLMAN, Editor. It would lessen the possibility of early divorce if every young woman contemplating marriage would in quire into the character of the man seeking her hand. This blind love stuff, marrying after a brief sea son of billing and cooing, and then experiencing the true character of the man is what is filling our di vorce courts and wrecking the hap piness of many lives of a too trust ing nature. • * * An attempt was made in the stat of Louisiana to ban petting partie in autos, but the legislature refuse, to pass such a law. Huhl Whj try to stop what we, or you, rather, did in the days of the buggy'. Might as well try to stop the flow of Niagara. * * * * • * France and other European countries to whom we have loaned -.any millions when they were at war and in need, have turned our generosity into a bitter hatred of us. t is the same with individuals. If you wish to retain the respect and good will of your friends, be care ful how you loan money to them. « » * The Irish Free State allows no li quor in any street cars. Never nind. Trust Pat to know where a trop of potheen is to be found. * » • In addition to what already seems o be an ample number of theatres he city of Seattle is to have more dded this season to the amount of our million dollars to construct. Which is an indication of the pros- >erity of the Pacific Northwest, the apid growth of all of our cities, nd that the public is determined to ljoy itself. The son of the Greek dictatoi was banished to an island to kee; * » * him from marrying a girl. But the President Coolidge is so busy at- young man escaped, sought out a ending to public business and en- gain his sweetheart and they were oying what little leisure he can get duly wed. That is a very nice anc. hat Senator Cummins’ prediction romantic story. Someday parent, hat he will not be nominated in will learn that their children laugh 928, has no effect upon him nor at locksmiths, or even waters separ auses no worry. Cummins lost ating them from the mainland. mt, so is sore. * * * • * • With much and pardonable pridi and patriotism many thousands oi young men took up arms and wen. overseas in defense of humanity. And yet many of these same men a: home, where greater menace to themselves and ail humanity exists in the shape of law violation, laugh a. efforts of those enlisted in the cause to preserve a nation, the pride of the earth. * * * Unearned fortunes have provee the undoing of many young men who, if left to their own resources, probably would have made a better mark in the world. Parents who toil their lives out to leave fortunes to their children, not knowing how The Pacific Northwest has been ;uite free up to the present time f the usual haze of smoke obscur ing everything but nearby objects, v hen we shall arrive at that time //hen every person uses care in .he matter of fires our forests will ->e preserved and tourists may en- ,oy to the full our unexcelled icenery. * * * In divorce cases where community property in the way of an auto en ters and is awarded to the woman, he license for the machine is also . oided and she must acquire a new ^ne. At last that is the opinion of .he attorney general of the state of Washington, and he ought to know. ☆ PORTLAND-CARVER- ESTACADA STAGES ☆ Municipal Terminal, Sixth and Salmon Sts.—Phone Main 7738. LINN’S INN, Estacada, Oregon, DAILY (A) A. M. P M. P. M. * A. M, M.iP.M. P.M P.M v. Portland 2:0b 6:20 Lv. Estacada 8:00 4:30 8:30 Clackamas 2:30 6:60 Eagle Creek 8il6 4:46 8:46 Carver 2:40 7 :0Q Barton 8:26 4:66 8:66 Barton 3:06 7 :25 Carver 8;46 6:16 9:16 Eagle Creek 3:16 7:36 Clackamas 8:66 6:26 9:26 Ar. Estacada 3:30 7 :60 Ar. Portland 9:30 6:00 10:00 * Daily except Sunday (A) Saturday only. SUNDAY—Leave Portland 10 A. M. Leave Estacada 4.80 P. M. R. G. M A R C H B A N K to consider the advantages of Domestic Electric Refrigeration CONFECTIONERY AND LIGHT LUNCH INTERNATIONAL MADE-TO-MEASURE CLOTHES FROM THE NORTHWEST’S ** ’ ■ ’ ■ -ir f r - - - - o * qq - ooq » c < THE ESTACADA MEAT CO. * * • they will spend it, do so through a love that is misdirected and would cause them much sorrow could they look back and see the re mit. Portland Electric Power Company Einest Bakery R . • ? ' l i . 4 TH E BREAD SUPREME DELIVERED FRESH EVERY DAY BY OUR OWN FAST “WHITE” AUTO TRUCK TO ESTACADA RETAIL STORES. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT “ THE NORTHWEST’S FINEST BAKERY”