EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS THCRSDAY, SEPT. 9, 192G.
BENEFITS OF STATE GRADES millers take into consideration the
from me.
velop the same characteristics, and SENATOR CHAMBERLAIN
protein in wheat, especially in sea­
“Th
re
has
been
some
question
LNSOr.SES HANEY
Eastern Clackamas News
thus the problem becomes more in­
sons
when our wheat is iow in that
The
State
Grain
Inspection
De­
raised, and some objections made
tricate. What one child’s disposition
element. Tile protein anaylsis is
partment
is
operated
for
the
bene­
beenu
e
of
differences
of
opinion
w. A. HEYLMAN, Editor.
may be in the other is the very op­ “His services rendered to the na­ -ing b, tween the President and fit of all persons in the state who made at the state laboratory in
posite. One may be tractable and tion at large and to Oregon and the
are interested in growing or deal­ connection with the Inspection De­
Entered at the postoffice in Estacada. easy of direction and the other of a Northwest in particular, as a mem­ llr. Haney. That incident demon­ ing
in grain. All grain shipped to partment. One half pound should
and confirmed Mr. Haney's
Oregon, as second class mail.
lower nature, more animal, and in­ ber of the United States Shipping strated
Port'and or Astoria is weighed, in- be mailed in for the protein analy­
trict
regard
for
his
conscience
and
Board,
are
too
recent
in
the
public
corrigible. Likes and dislikes and
The fee charged is one dollar.
duty and should firmly establish pected and graded as to Federal sis.
human nature in all its phases may memory to need recapitulation or hi;
P u b lish e d every Thursday at
Address
packages and letters to
grades
at
these
terminals,
by
the
in the confidence and esteem
run the gamut through the family, reminder from me,’’ thus writes Hm
Grain
Inpection
Department, 723
Estacada, Oregon,
tale
Grain
Inspection
Department.
of
the
public
for
whom
he
was
la­
J o rg e E. Chamberlain, former
and
thus
heighten
the
difficulties
I
Court
House,
Portland.
All
dealings
in
grains
at
these
by the
vonfrontng the parents to meet each ! jovernor, Un t <1 States senator and boring and for whose interests he
The Department would like to
ESTACADA PUBLISHING COMPANY, situation and treat each according jhipping Board commissioner, in a stood steadfast and true under such points are on the basis of these stan­
give
these services free, but it is
dards.
stress as was put upon him.
(A CORPORATION.)
to what it demands. John is quiet ct.er to his friends, the people of gre- “I at have
maintained
on the fees collected and
When
grain
is
bought
or
sold
in
seen
long
service
in
Ore­
Oregon, commending the candidacy
and
easy
to
persuade
and
handle,
must
be
self
sustainig.
the
interior
the
price
paid
is
direct­
from which I gained familiarity
S ubscription R a t e s :
Henry a harum-scarum, wild and vi­ j i Bert E. Haney for United States gon
C. E. SPENCE,
ly
or
indirectly
based
on
these
$1.M>
with
the
needs
and
the
problems
of
One Year -
Mary ie mother’s girl, al­ lenator.
State Market Agent.
The grades are based on
.76 cious.
The ex-governor reviews feeling- my state. I have seen long service grades.
8ix Months -
ways ready to help and listen to ad
he
quality
of
the
grain,
mixtures,
in
Washington
from
which
I
gleaned
✓ ice, Jane so jumpy and full of pep .y the early struggles of Haney to a deep insight into the state of mind lockage, smut, etc. Anyone hav­ NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
he wild flowers droop and listen lecome a lawyer, the obstacles that
COMPARE BOND VALUES
eastern public men regarding ing a knowledge of the factors that Notice is hereby given that the
when she gets out. And these char­ icset him, and the rapid advance- of
western
and demands. go to make the grades has an ad­ undersigned, as administratrix of
ient
he
made
from
the
time
of
his
One angle little considered among acters are from the same famiiy, ol ppointment as a deputy district at- And, with problems
all
due
deference
to the vantage in grain transactions over the estate of Van Woodard, de­
faults in the hydro-electric constitu­ he same blood, broqght up in the orney oi Multnomah county to his .’resident, and without questioning
.hose who do not have that infor­ ceased has filed her final account
tional amendment proposed in Ore­ ame household, and know each oth­ achievements as a member of the lis sincerity of purpose, while I mation. Anyone getting inspection :n the office of the County Clerk of
gon is this: The entire bond issue er intimately. Yet no two of them
vould give weight to his opinions and grades on his grain while it is in Clackamas County, Oregon, and that
States Shipping board.
__163,000,000—will be sold as an ,vid develop into the same manhooo Jnited
-garding the Port of Boston, or th. he warehouse or on the farm is in Monday, the 27th day of Septem­
The
letter
follows:
indebtedness against the state. Un­ or womanhood, and why is it?
Port
of New York, nevertheless I a better position to market his grain ber, 1926, at the hour of 10 a. m. in
'To
My
Friends,
the
People
of
der private ownership, in many We hear much of the responsibili­ Oregon:
the forenoon of said day, in the
.vould
accept Mr. Haney's at more nearly its true value.
eases, only about thirty per cent of ty of parents and blame being “It had been my intention, as it judgment rather
In
order
to
make
this
information
Court Room of said Court
in
reference
to
that
which
the funds are raised by sale of placed upon them for the acts ol till is my desiree, to return to my vas for thB greatest benefit of the available to all parties interested, County
has
been
by said Court as
bonds; the balance of the fund re­ he children. Hut hus any person aid home in Oregon during the early oris of Oregon and the develop .he State Grain Inspection Depart­ the time appointed
and
place
for the hearing
quired is secured through sales of yet found, seen, or heard of a man days of this summer and while .¡ent of my home state.
ment will inspect samples that are of objections thereto and the settle­
preferred stocks, largely by custom­ ,nd woman joined in holy wedlock
in und will furnish certifi­ ment thereof.
to urge with what force there “ Years have not lessened nor mailed
er ownership campaigns, and the who eouid or have reared a family .here
cates
showing
the * grades, weight
and first published, Aug­
nforced
absence
dimmed
my
love
night
be
in
me
the
election
of
my
balance through selling the common of boys and giris and succeeded in ¿ood friend Bert Haney as United for and loyalty to my state and my pvr bushel, dockage, smut, etc. ust Dated
19,
1926.
.iliing them with a nature othei
stock.
senator. Illness has delayed ,ood friends within it. That which Great care should be taken in get­ Last publication, September 16,
This gives bonds under private .hail human und sending them out States
ny homecoming but yet I wish to 1 conceive to be for its beset inter- ting a REPRESENTATIVE sample, 1925.
enterprises high market value. In­ .nto the world perfect men and wo­ join
DORA HIRTE,
w.th those numerous st is my hope and desire. It is my -s the inspection is of value only in
stitutional holdings of power and men? If there be such a couple they others my of voice
proportion to the correctness of the Administratrix of the estate of
onviction
that
Mr.
Haney’s
elec­
his
friends
in
supporting
nave
solved
the
problem
we
are
light securities are increased far in
*
Van Woodard, deceased. Address,
tion to the senate because of train- ..ample,
nis cause,
excess of the holdings in any other writing about.
Estacada, Oregon.
ng
both
in
private
and
public
en-
The
fee
charged
for
sample
in­
“I
have
known
Bert
Haney
type of security. We are told that
Wm. Wallace Smith,
leavor,
and
of
demonstrated
cour­
spection
is
75
cents
per
sample.
At
through
many
years
now
passed
and
FLAXSEED
PRICES
STRONGER
five of the old established life in­
Attorney for Administratrix.
and during that long periou ge and ability, would best serve ¡east a pound and a half of grain
surance companies have from twen­ in May flaxseed prices were gone
should be mailed in. We furnish,
never heard nor known of him her interests.
ty to thirty per cent of their stock luoted at $2.30 and are now $2.40. nave
which would tend to impair my “It is for that reason I take this upon request, postcards which ship­
and bond investment in public util­ a crop of 19,000,000 bushels, or 3,- .hat
of honor and respect budd­ .cans of commending hs candidacy per can fill out, giving details of
ities. Educational institutions show JOO.OUO busheis smaller than last feelings
ed by his steady and consistent up­ ind expressing my hope for his el­ hipment, and which will be re-
growing appreciation of the merits year
s harvest is forecast for the ward course both in public and pri­ ection.”
.urned to the shipper as soon as the
of public utility investments.
Jm
ted
Farmers of Oregon vate life,
GEORGE E. CHAMBERLAIN car is unloaded and grain is weigh­
B A R B E R S
The difference is here: Where say the States.
flax
crop
this
year
has
been
ed
and
graded.
“First
I
knew
him
as
«
youthfu.
BATHS
;j
the entire fund is raised by sale of .he most profitable crop grown, anti student battling his way forward ir,
Ladles’ and Children’s Hair- ’
The protein content of wheat is a
bonds the security is not considered prospects are for a considerably in­
M i l l i o n s in P e a r ls
Cutting a Specialty.
j \
preparation for his life’s work,
factor in fixing the value for cer­
adequate nor safe, even with state creased acreage next year.
earnestly and persistently agains.
Shop on Broadway, Estacada. 1 >
tain flours. Dealers as well as
backing, as it is only when thirty
per cent of the money is raised by It is a misfortune to put small prevailing odds, overcoming them
oteaddy until he had prepared him­
bonds and the seventy per cent by people in exaited places.
self to take his place as a lawyer,
•ale of the stocks. This affords a
good general illustration of the com­ Travel may broaden one’s views, efficiently, and side by side with
parative soundness and basic worth nut our experience is that it also older and more experienced prac-
.it.oners before the bar of Multno­
Of limited bond issues under privnte iluttcns the pockclbook.
mah county.
ownership and unlimited issues un­
H. C. GOHRING, Proprietor
Many young girls who have as­ “Í watched his course of action
der public ownership.
as
deputy
district
attorney
of
Mult­
pired
to
be
flappers
learn
rather
In Oregon’s consideration of the
nomah county and during that ser­
hydro-electric and irrigation amend­ .ate they were only floppers.
vice saw nothing but earnest en­
ment to the constitution, initiated
by the Housewives Council for sub­ It is quite certain some one must deavor on his part to protect the
mission to voters at the November be the goat, it is, however, a sman public interest by the conscientious
mseharge oi tile duties of that posi­
election, there is the added element m atter as the murket is usually iul. tion.
of public utility certificates, which enough if you have the money.
Mutton,
Hogs Bought
I hen the World War came and
entail u further risk because they Each day gives more evidenct
operate ns a mortgage against .hut the fight for senator is getting it was my privilege to recommend
air. Haney for appointment as
plants constructed with funds se­ uown
to Bert E. 1 limey and R. N. United States attorney for Urt’gon.
cured by bond sales. This is largely Stanfield.
are found each day lie assumed his duties at a time
a taxpayer's concern, but every in­ going to the Men
biunlield camp.
when calm judgm ent, unswerving
dividual who has business interests
Open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays, open to 8 p.m.
in Oregon is concerned with the ef­ The most appropriate present foi courage and unquestioned loyulty
not omy to his duty but to iiis
fects that may result to all interests
young bnUc toduy is a can op­ country
ESTACADA, OREGON
were demanded of h:m.
in Oregon by passage of this radical .lie
if she does not know how to ills administration
of
the
duties
of
and sweeping change in our consti­ ener.
use it, perhups she can be luught by .hat office brought him general re­
tution.
ner mother or in-law.
-V I --* '/*-;-*--:-**-* '
- K-X-X-J-XK-K--O• #0• •
cognition for honesty of endeavor,
and unquestioned ability.
A KNOTTY PROBLEM
This pagoda, a part of the Japanese
The state of Oregon has untolu fairness
services rendered to the na­ exhibit at the Ses iul-Centennial Inter
in its mountain stream* tion "His
There is no problem in our social horsepower
at
large
and to Oregon and the national Exposition In Philadelphia
which must invite industries using Northwest in particular
life or the domestic relution more cheap
as a member celebrating the 150th anniversary ol
monvo
power.
In
time
the
serious than that confronting par­ will cause this to become a great of the United Slates Shipping Board the slgnlrg of the Declaration of Inde
prudence, is made entirely of pearls
ents in rearing a family of boys uiul iiianuta. tin tug center.
are too recent in the public memory ami
Its value exc°e b $1.000,000 The
girls, nor one more perplexing oi
to need recapitulation or reminder exposition
c niinr.c until December 1.
hurder of solution. Since time was, Little wonder the people of Eu
fathers and mothers have realizeU iopcan countries are always finan­
this, and to many in trying to solve cially hard up. T hey spend most
it, it has caused anxious moments, of
time revoiuting and stirring
heartbreukings and often driven to up their
war
themselves. Ov­
distraction those whose consciences er here the among
only
strife is between
have been sorely' tried. Assuming rival bootleggers who
quarrel ovei
that every parent has the wclfan
and us to which shul,
of its offspring deep at heart, and . ,u ustomers
the most bacon, unu
•trives to do for it »hut it considers .hut mg is home
the
main
string in the fiddle.
the proper procedure while under it.
caie, in spite of all this they grow Yoo-hoo, girls. Amundsen says I
up and go out from the family fire the only thing that can thrill him |
•ide and lead a far different life now is marriage, but he hasn’t
from what the parents had hoped louiul the right woman. The noted
With the advent of warm weather a new problem
and expected. This would imply and explorer is a brave man and some
presents itself in connection with the economical
is often so charged that the rearing worthy female should set her cap
had been at fault. Hut has it?
for him.
and safe preservation of family foods.
In some instances the fault no
The modem way is by means of domestic refriger­
doubt lies in a measure in the parent "Shall novel writers read?" asks
who has been too indulgent and a headline. i es, indeed, and the
ation. It brings you
answering the human call of love average ones should be forced to
hus failed to properly tutor the child read some of the rot of their own
CONSTANT COLD- it just the right temper-
and cause it to be obedient and lend after it has been placed between
ature.
ear to elder counsel, it has been covers of a book. Then perhaps
humored to have its own way too they would quit, or reform.
much, the young mother not yet
CLEANLINESS—No dirt in the box, no pudlles
weaned away from her own youthful George Kemus, u noted and so-
on the floor.
follies thinks more of flitting from called bootleg king of Ohio, is to be
flower to flower than she does in depot.cd to Germany after having
Because ot economies due to its ever-ln-
UNFAILING SUPPLY—Close your home — go
assuming the cares of motherhood served a term in Atlanta prison.
creaong truck production. Chevrolet again
away for day» and when you return you’ll find
His
career
here
was
spectacular
and
is able to decrease the cost cf quality com­
or than she docs of seeing her child I
Ï
mercial transportation units, making avail­
the food in your refrigerator just a* you left it.
proprely trained and it* charade! ne can no doubt keep it up in the
able, even to the smallest merchant, a com­
molded in the proper channels. In .and of hi* nativity, us he is said to
mercial
car
cf
modern
design
that
offers—
this case, too, blame may also attach nave uccumulnUd a mere item of
ECONAMY— DOMESTIC ELECTRIC REFRIG­
—the tlcxibilifv and handling case of a three-
to the father. Absorbed in provid titty million dollars from American
speed
transmission—the
pow
er
and
smooth­
ERATION is actually cheaper in daily expense
ing for his family, he give* little 1 diehards.
ness of a valve-ln-head mo.or—the dura-
billty
and
depenJabiiitvcf
rug.
ed
cviisiriK-
heed to the children, contenting him i
New low Prices tiiti— -tig beauty and advertising value of
•elf with the thought, if he gives it The Soviet government is trying
CONVENIENCE—New frozen deserts made pos­
uousually fine appearance — all combined
any thought at all. that the mother i* tht> plan ol live weddings and ex
with
a
remarkable
economy
of
operation
sible and pure, dainty ice cubes for the table.
iTonTruck^ICÎ
and upkeep.
conducting that part of the contract pensive divorces to cut down the
redimii to i J
satisfactorily. From such a house- ' number of divorces. This fallacy is
Come in! See this sturdv haulage unit.
We shall be glad to have you come in and let us ex­
Learn how little it rr*l!v . o«** to own a
hold we must expect any sort of an old one and impossible. There
re-lured
W
sjf
i
truck on whi.h vou will be pro-id to hav*
children to emerge. Often they 1 is no inw of God or man can compel
plain
the numerous advantages o f domestic electric
vour name appear!
io »
turn out fairly well, depending a couple totally incompatible to live
refrigeration.
somewhat on environment or the togt ther, no matter how free or
CASCADE MOTOR COMPANY
mental faculties with which they how expensive. Soul, plan to bring
have been endowed.
together those naturally suited to
WILCOX BROTHERS - ESTACADA. OREGON
Of course, in a family where each other will solve the divorce
there are four or five children we problem more than any scheme
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•uay expect no two of them to d*- based ou steel trap methods.
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t O E iY BROTHERS
\
THE ESTACADA MEAT CO.
Beef,
☆
Veal and
☆
T H IS IS T H E T IM E
to consider the advantages of
Domestic Electric
Refrigeration
The Finest Chassis ever
Offered at the Price
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Portland Electric Power Company I
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