EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1926.
of any religious organization to in­ t0 work, and who are looking for Among the free attractions at
terfere in matters of state. work, right in Portland, this deina .h” county fair this year will be a
Therefore, when the Roman Cath­ gogic sheet proclaims to the north­ /icrd of trained elephants.
W. A. HEYLMAN, Editor.
olic hierarchy is willing to obey the west that work is plentiful. Hun­
laws of Mexico, there will be no dreds, aye, thousands borrow
Bntererf at the poetofliee In Estacada, I ¡ trouble
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
in Mexico. As a corolllary enough money to reach Portland,
Oregon, aa aecond-claaa mail.
, of the above, it is readily seene that only to find work as scarce as in the
the whole controversy is merely a section from whence they came. Notice is hereby given that the
Published every Thursday at ; tempest in a teapot, boiled down in­ The injury, the loss, caused these indersigned
has been duiy appoint-
Estacada. Oregon,
to defiance of the civil law of gov­ thousands, which such printed re­ d administratrix of the estate of
ernments by the Roman Catholic ports are responsible for, should be lames Smith, deceased, and any
by the
ESTACADA PUBLISHING COMPANY. hierarchy. Histories of the future borne by those whose false repre­ aid all persons having claims a-
will record this struggle for as­ sentations induced them to act to -ainst said estate are hereby re­
(A COaroaATION.)
cendency by these two powers, one their injury and loss. Prosperity quired to present said claims duly
ceking to release its people from needs no bolstering by an adminis­ verified as by law required at the
S ubscription R ates :
of my attorney, W. W. Smith,
•n e Year . . . .
ll.fcO he thrall that has enslaved them tration press, subsidized and fed by office
within six months after the date of
Six Months . . • • .76 hrough enforced ignorance for administration news agencies.
this notice.
.hree hundred years; the other
.ceking to maintain that hold It the lesson of what befell the man Dated, July 28, 1926.
BEGINNING AT THE CRADLE hrough defiance of law, and who interfered in a fight between the
INA SMITH,
hreetened disaster to the govern- Irishman and his wife had been prop­ Administratrix of the estate of
erly observed, probabilities are that James Smith, deceased.
It must be evident to a great
the United States would not nrw have
Member of people that the attempt nent.
W. W. SMITH,
all
Europe hating and calling us
to regulate vice and crime by law
Attorney
for administratrix,
COOLIDGE PROSPERITY
everything but rriends. When they
Is not producing the desired results.
Estacada, Oregon.
needed
our
help
and
money
we
were
From the time and ever since the Glaring headlines tell of the won- good fellows, but when we want our Date of first publication, July 29,
first known law was promulgated, lerful prosperity which the Cool- money back we are “Shylocks” and 1926. Date of last publication Aug.
crime has flourished and increased dge administration has given the numerous
26, 1926.
other things.
as the population increased, until ountry during the past three years,
• t the present time we have what .lave you received your share? Out of th Democratic camp comes
almost may be called a saturnalia .Vill the laboring men out of work Senator Caraway of Arkansas, who NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the
•f horrible crimes that almost stag­ ndorse these attempts to bolster unblushingly says A1 Smith will undersigned
of the
gers belief or comprehension. Gov­ ip what everybody knows have been never be elected president, “because estate of S. M. administrator
Ramsby,
deceased,
erning bodies meet and take heed deck years? Oregon papers are is a wet and a Roman Catholic.” has filed his final account as such
in the County Court
•f this and add still more man-made houting from the housetops that he
But these two facts may not deny administrator,
of the State of Oregon, for the
laws to our statute books, and yet Oregon banks have $2,000,000 him
the nomination by his party. County of Clackamas, and the Court
there ia no diminution in the num ■ tore in deposits than a year ago.
appointed and set Monday, the
ber of offenses against society. They do not attempt to offer any NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION has
30th day of August, 1926, at 10:00
Courts established for the adjudi­ explanation for this; tho depres­
o’clock A. M. of said day, at the
Court Room of said County
cation of these cases only partially sion in general business may ac­ Department of the Interior, U. S. County
in Oregon City, Oregon, as the time
fulfill their mission, officers sworn count for it. Men who have money Land Office at Portland, Oregon, and
place for hearing objections to
to enforce the laws in many in­ loan, deeming the times inau­ July 28, 1926.
said final account and the settlement
stances are derelicet, and if not act­ to
or the security declining in Notice is hereby given that of the same. C. E. RAMSBY,
ively engaged in crime themselves spicious,
value,
are
in their loans and Byron Mark Johnson, of Welches, j Administrator of the Estate of S. M.
are passive through the use of increasing calling
their
bank
Two Oregon, who, on June I2th, 1928, Ramsby, deceased.
bribe money toward others who or three Portland real deposits.
made Homestead Entry No. 07411,
estate
deals
E. Hedges, Attorney,
are, and things have arrived at a might increase the deposits. The for SWUSWUSEVi Sec. 24; Jos.
Bank of Commerce Bldg.,
stage where law abiding citizens sale of Portland school bonds and N^NWV.NW1/*, N%S% NW Vi Oregon City, Oregon.
Date of First publication, July 29,
have but small respect for the
deposit of the proceeds might NWVi, NV4NEV4NWV4, and NV4 1926.
whole machinery of the law. This the
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materially increase such deposits,
Date of Last publicat on, August
Ik a humilating confession of af­ ahd so with other municipal securi­ Township 2 S., Range 7 E., Willam­ 26th,
1926.
fairs to make after some two thou­ ties. Such deposits are deposits of ette Meridian, has filed notice of
sand years of following, or a pre­ borrowed money and do not always intention to make final proof, to
tense of following, the teachings of
prosperity. Increase in establish claim to the land above
fhe man who came to earth to show indicate
taxation might materially increase described, before the Register Unit­
us the way to a better and nobler the deposits in the banks when ed States .Land Office, at Port­
manner of life conduct.
taxes are collected, yet show no in­ land, Oregon, on the 8th day of
In view of our present state of crease in general business prosperi­ September, 1926.
civilization, in the fact that our ty. Inheritance taxes collected Claimant names as witnesses:
lews do ont seem to correct our con from large estates and deposited Carl M. Raithel, of Welches, Ore­
Get our prices before you buy
dltions, the apparent remaining in the banks would increase bank gon; Edwrad Epton, of Welches, D ryer Pipes Made to O rder
teuth must stare us in the face that
Oregon; Ed Peterson, of Welches,
For Sheet Iron work,
eur methods are wrong. Unable to deposits.
Oregon; Henry Larsen, of Bright-
The
Oregonian
lends
its
pages,
or
repairs, soldering: and
curb the criminal instinct in men
sells them, to those directly wood, Oregon.
plumbing-,
call at the
after they have grown up by send­ maybe
WALTER L. TOOZE, SR.,
interested
in
keeping
the
real
facts
ing them to prison and other means from the public. With hundreds of
Register. AMES SHOP
ef punishment, we must consider idle men who need work, who want July 29-Sept. 3.
MAIN STREET.
ether method or sink into utter
ruin. We shall say that men are
not born criminals but enter this
sphere pure and undefiled. No one
Jor Economical Transportation
ran look into the eyes of a babe
and discover there any evidence
that it was sent iato the world oth­
er than a perfect Image of its crea
tor.
From this standpoint we must ar­
gue that its future welfare and use­
fulness must begin in the cradle
and its education directed along
the lines of religious instruction.
Brought up to observe the funda­
mentals of the Bible , a thought
many sf the present day wiil sneer
at, by parents god-fearing thetn-
9 « 9 •
•elevs, guided through childhood to
honor and obey wiae parents,
taught ta respect the rights of oth­
ers while demanding its own, in­
Chevrolet again electrifies the world
structed in the folly of all vices and
temptations that beset the young,
b y increasing C hevrolet Values/
there is no reason for believing
otherwise than that such children
will grow to useful manhood or
N ow in the greatest year in A cceleratio n th a t is a de»
womanhood and, we may expect­
C hevrolet history— building light in traffic! Pow er that
antly hope, with no taint of a vi­
cars in trem endous volum e conquers hills—
cious or criminal nature. And, it
to m eet an ever-increasing —such are the alm ost revo­
may be added, the parents who can­
worldw ide dem and— C hev­
qualities attained
not see it i„ this light or are nag-
rolet continues its successful lutionary
a su p e rio r m e th o d of
lectful of thus rearing their children
policy of increasing Chevro­ by
m ounting the m otor on the
must and will be held responsible
let values!
chassis
and by a new cam ­
here ae well as by a higher power
N ow Chevrolet adds to the shaft w ith scientifically de­
that will demand on that great day
p erfo rm an ce, b e a u ty a n d term ined quieting curves.
an accounting of their guardianship.
com pleteness o f equipm ent C o m e in ! A rra n g e fo r a
The man of Nazareth left us this:
that have been w inning the dem onstration! A dm ire the
Suffer (allow) little children to
w
orld to Chevrolet—
—
at
these
brilliant beauty of the new
»«me unto me and forbid them
—by
developing the sm ooth­ and striking Duco colors on
not/' and the parent who is heedless
est Chevrolet in Chevrolet e v ery m o d e l! M a rk th e
of this admonition in relation to his
h
is to ry , by e n h a n c in g its greater convenience of the
children has much to be laid at hit
sm art a p p e a ra n c e a n d by centralized throttle and spark
door when they go wrong.
add in g features w h ich in ­ co n tro l! N o te th a t a ll e n ­
crease the econom y and sat­ c lo se d m o d e ls w ith th e ir
h ist o r y in t h e m a k in g
isfaction of Chevrolet pur­ bodies bv Fisher now carry
chase
and ow nership!
an ap p ro v ed stop lig h t as
The Oregonian prints what It
s ta n d a rd e q u ip m e n t a n d
A
triu
m
p
h
of
en
g
in
eerin
g
l otk dignitaries
in th* Mexican
science, today's C hevrolet is have a front door pocket.
situation. d*, t The
of the
the only low-priced car ever
Roman Catholic chttrch say In sub-
hen take the wheel—and
to o ffe r every q u a l i t y o f T you
Jtonee that If the government of
will quickly learn that
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sm ooth car perform ance.
Mexico will „ultify itaclf and grant
today's C h ev ro let w ith its
absolution to the Roman Catholic
Forty to fifty miles an hour new sm oo thn ess, new fea­
h'*rarchy th .r. would be no trouble
as long as you like w ithout tures and new colors, is a car
in Mexico. In other words, the
the slightest sense of forcing th a t only C h ev ro let cou ld
o r f a tig u e l R e m a rk a b le b u ild —a v a lu e th a t o n ly
hierarchy demands that it should be
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sm oothness i t every speed! Chevrolet could offer.
Al
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absolved from obedience to the laws
of the country In which lu officl-
•itng priests may bo. The hier-
•rchy delmt that p r ( r ||a tn t|
should be amenable to the mandate,
of th. Roman Catholic hierarchy.
The government of Mexico merely
•merta that the Roman Catholic
hierarchy and Its emissaries or rep-
rvsenutivea most obey the constitu-
tioa and laws of Mexico the earn« as
•ny corporation or citisen of Mexi­
co. and that it will not and doea
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