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Eastern Clackamas News
E ntered at the postoffice in Estacada
Oregon, as second-class mail.
Published every Thursday at
E stacada, Oregon
by the
ESTACADA PUBLISHING COMPANY,
(A COKPOK ATION.)
DOUGLAS JOHNSON
M anaging E ditor
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MORE O F C H R IS T IA N IT Y
A thought we would emphasize at
this season has been so well ex­
pressed by the editor of the Gresham
Outlook that we can do no better
than pass on his w ords:
There are more Christians in the
world today than ever before and
more of Christianity. C hrist is bet­
ter understood, more loved and his
spirit and teachings more generally
exem plified than in any day or age
of the w orld’s history.
It is well to think of this fact
between Christm as 1926 and New
Year Y ear's Day, 1927.
It is possible to take a narrow
view, ju d g e o th e rs by o n e ’s own
warped standard and conclude that
th e r e n e v e r was so much atheism,
m ate ria lism an d anti- C hristian p ro p ­
aganda in the w orld as at p resen t.
But such a view is based on p rej­
udice not fact.
The editor has observed many
Christm ases and read und observed
with an open mind. He is convinced
he never passed through a Christm as
season before in which the spirit of
Him "who w ent about doing good”
was so rife.
There never was more harm ony
am ong religious sects. There never
was more universal reverence for
God, fo r Christ, fo r sacred institu­
tions. There never was more re ­
spect fo r religious institutions or
more generous support of the
agencies fo r relief which, whatever
their name or auspices, are inspireu
and m aintained by Christian faith
and teaching.
The sentim ent of brotherhood was
never more prom inent than now. Re­
ligious teaching and work was never­
more aeceptible and th a t anywhere
in the world.
Civilization advances. God reigns
and all is well with his world. Not
all of the wrongs have been righted,
of course, but there is more of
knowledge, justice, tru th , goodness,
tem perance, love and righteousness
among men these closing days of
1926 than there were a generation,
a century, a millenium ago.
Clover failures in the Pacific
northw est ore shown by reports of
factory 76,
(T rapn o ted
OUR STRAINS: Hollywood, Tr.r.cred and Improved European.
S tate C ertified Baby Chicks, H atching Eggs and Breeding Stock
for 1927 delivery.
W e sell only w hat we produce ourselves , and since the supply
is lim ited, suggest th a t orders be placed early. A good many
orders are already in so do not delay, if you desire good delivery
dates.
,
\\ e specialize on large, w hite eggs of good shell tex ture. All
eggs set in our incubators weigh from 24 to 30 ounces to the
dozen.
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B R E E D E R . M ember Oregon Accredited
Hatchery and B reeders’ C ooperative Association (under the super­
vision of the Oregon A gricultural College).
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BREEDERS OF W H ITE
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mile ea st of E staca d a, O regon,
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JE R SE Y
A N D CREAM
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GEORGE LAWRENCE & SON
Phone No. 37-3
The only milk sold in Estacada from Federal
accredited Tuberculin free cows
January Clearance
ATTORNEYS
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P ractice in all Courts.
First N ational Bank, Oregon City,
Oregon.
Sales Now
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Everything In Stock
AND
AMERICAN LtGKW AUXILIARY
excepting only contract lines has
had its price
Meets F irst & Third Mondays
I. O. O. F. HALL
Third S tre et and Broadway
E stacada, Crep.on,
LAW RENCE WEBBER, P. C.
R E D U C E D
This Company has invested over $77,000,000
in this territory.
for quick and absolute clearance
BUY NOW AND SAVE
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It has 90,000 light and power customers and
serves a population of over 400,000.
U R And
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Chronic
Diseases
Its business is growing steadily every day.
Prostate, Kidney, Bladder, Rheum­
atism, Constipation, Loss of Vitality,
etc. Call or write for booklet on
re-energiting the glands without an
operation.
Women’s Dresses $17.85-$23.S5
Women’s Coats
$19.85-$39.85
We offer you an opportunity to invest your
money in this success! ul and well-managed business
^t 6.67 percent interest.
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Portland, Cre,
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Over Woolworth Store
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OREGON CIT Y
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of $5.00.and over
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J, '1927
A Happy and Prosperous New Year
to my customers and friends
To you who have given me vour trade, to you
who have through your advice and
personal help, and to all I do
wish for you a n d yours
A Happy and Prosperous New Year
Yours very truly,
J. O. T i W E L L
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shave 15c -
E S TA C A D A
A R T . SM ITH , Pro pr.
G resham 2471
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AGENT
E staca d a, Ore.
Phone S43
ESTA CAD A TRU CK L IN E
D AIL Y t r i p s
ESTACADA
CURRINSVILLE, JANUARY
S A T IS F A C T IO N
Haircutting 35c
MASONIC
J. E. GATES
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continuously fo r ten consecutive years.)
J. D., D. C. and E. C. L A T O U R E T T E
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Brownsville.— Woolen mills will
greatly extend chain of 20 retail
stores throughout northw est. Mills
employ 100 people, and clothing
The Marqnam White Leghorns
ance, Rentals
n%
I n e r t',,ili, rM,iiii'ly. A ili.in, the m -
sons :iss, g. ,.|| :,n the l a i nn. s arc
decreased soil fertility, use of poor
seed, disease und insect injury, ad­
verse climatic conditions, poor cultu­
ral practices and lack of inoculation.
Each year new crops gathered by
explorers and investigators in man)
parts of the world, are sent to O re­
gon. The experim ent stution. seed
companies and plant breeders are in
traducing anil developing new crops
und improved varieties. The Oregon
farm er is thus able to " try o u t"
many crop* that may or may not be
of value to him. Many of these
crops are of little or no value.
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Farm Loans a Specialty.
Telephone E stacada. Oregon
WAS IT A GOOD YEAR?
FARM REM IN DERS
f-
TAXATION ABSORBS HALF
rr.otit b
’ -j one-seventh or one-
THE NATIONAL SURPLUS e'.ghth of our income, but is absorb­
PROFESSIONAL CA2DS.
ing ono-he.lf of ur national surplus, i
Jam es A. Emery, genera; course!
“The rem edy is with the citizen.
of the N ational Association of .vlanu- It call:; for individual and collective
w. A. tteylman wm. W. Smith.
| facturers, says th a t th ere is no g reat-
, er popular delusion than the belief action. We must aw aken a tax-con­
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
thut tax relief is an accomplished sciousness which makes each realize
We will take care of any legal
fact. “ We save in W ashington und that the cost of governm ent is a vi- j
business you may have
waste in the state capitals.
tay p art of his own cost of livii g, 1
“O ur tax situation cries for re ­ w herever its cnarge prim arily falls. | Insurance, Loans und Collections.
form and dem ands perm anent and
enduring leadership, unless we are
DR. W. W. RHODES
willing to perm it the vast proportion One Death That Would
of our hard-won surplus to be taken
Osteopathic
Have Pleased Actor
from private adm inistration and ex­
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
There Is one theater effect that '
penditure, and to be spent by and never clumves with the years, writes
Fay Templeton. In the Pictorial Re­ Office in Lichthorn Bldg., Estacada
for governm ent.
“ Governm ent in all its form s is view. John Barrymore, muttering i
audible malediction.; ul the coughing
DR. G. F. MIDFORD
plainly consuming 12 per cent of our
accompaniment to Ills •’Hamlet," hi a
Physician and Surgeon
gross national income. S tartlin g as metropolitan theater, Is merely repeat­
th a t may be, it is not the whole tru th ing the history of the humblest barn­ Xx-Ray E quipm ent
Glasses Fitted
for we are told th a t three-fourths of stormer
A bronchial cough repeated , Office and Residence Second and
Main
S
treets,
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stacada,
Oregon.
the natioal income is consumed, so­ several times during an Impressive |
Telephone Connections
cially and individually, in the pro­ speech—a nicely planted sneeze dur- |
ductive e ffo rt It is th at surplus over Ing a sentimental ballad—and only a
and above w hat we socially and indi­ most patient Thespian can Ifcep his d r ] CHAS. P. JOHNSON
vidually consume th a t provides the self-control.
Dentist
One night we were giving "Lucrezla
funds of progress. It is not the pro­
Evening Work by A ppointm ent
Borgia” in Texurkana, Texas.
Lti-
duct of the farm er’s fields which erezla's poison-party had reached Its
i'hones: Office 316, Residence 5'J6l
m easure his prosperity. It is what dramatic climax. As. one by one, the
E stacada, Oregon
he has over and above operation and friends of her son. Genuro, succumbed
living th a t perm its him to improve to the fatal drink, crying: "Uenaro.
O. D. EBY
his tools, enlarge his acreage, b etter avenge me!” a child's voice In the au­
Attorney at Law
his stock, and enlarge his fam ily life dience piped u p : "Oh. papa. look, lie's
and th eir opportunities. We move dead I Again: “Oh, papa, now they’re Jen eral Practice. Confidential Ad­
forw ard, individually and collective­ all dead !’’ At this my father, who
viser. Oregon City, Oregon
ly, from the margins above con­ was playing Genaro, could stand It
no longer. I’osed up-stage in un at
sumption.
titude of great agony, lie hissed
S. E. WOOSTER
“ It is im portant to reflect upon through his teeth, “I wish to God yuu
•veal
Estate, Loans, Insur­
the stunning fact, not th at govern- were I”
Men’s Suits and Overcoats
For only $26
T hat depends on who you ask.
Men who have country-w ide vision
say it was a w onerful year for busi­
ness. In spots it was not so good,
true, but by and large it was ab ­
normally good. The forecast by these
same experts, is th a t at least the first
half of 1927 will continue to be ex­
ceptionally good. Locally the situ a­
tion may be said to be ju st beginning
to get good. A poor season for
prunes was the worst thing we can
say for 1926. But there is much to
be said in its favor.
As an indication of the prosperity
in Estacadu perm it us to call a tte n ­
tion to the house shortage. F o r the
past 2 m onths it has been practically
impossible to rent a house here w ith­
out waiting fo r several weeks for «
vacancy. This is true in the su r­
rounding country as well. The mills
have been running steadily. Farm
production was high and for the bet­
te r grades paid well. Business has
been steadily increasing in volume.
The outlook is bright for the coming
year.
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YOU WILL NEED CLOTHES
LEAVE
TO
from
PORTLAND
ALL F R E I G H T AT W A R E H O U S E
In ordering your freight sent through us you receive personal ser­
vice both in Estacada and Portland that will save time and monty
and in buying
 WILL WANT
TO SAVE MONEY
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Call and D eliver Service
I can m eet your nc-ds by selling
you Com- r Suits. “ Ail W eather
Coats," Overco .U and
Women's
fo n ts mad« to order. Prices $9.95
Municipal Term inal. Sixth and Salmon S u .— Phone Main 7733.
o $18.60.
LINN S INN, Estacada, Oregon.
Comer guaran tees a fit and sat-
DAILY
faetion. “ You will get w hat you
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Portland
2:00
6:20
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Estacada
8:00
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Let T.e take your m easure and
Clackamaa
2:30 8:50
Eagle Creek 8:15
4:45
8:45
-end fo r w hat you want.
Carver
2:40 7:00
Barton
8:26
4:65
8:56
Your* fo r economy and ,;atis-
Barton
3:06 7:26
Carver
8;45
9 15
6 :15
Eagle Creek
3:16 7:35
Clackamaa
8:55
fac ti.n .
9 :25
5 :26
3:30 7 :60 Ar. Portland
9:30
6 : 0 0 10 0 0
3. F. CLAY. Comer R epresentative Ar. Lstacada
Daily except Sunday
(A) Saturday
--------- , only.
Estacada. Oregon.
j SUNDAY—Leave
Portland 10 A. M. Leave Estacada 4.30 P. M.
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