CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1929
Clackamas County News
of
L egionnair E
G. E. PA R K S, E d ito r and P u b lish er
C. REX PA RK S, A dvertising M anager A L it t l e T r u t h a n d a L i t t l e H o k u m
MRS. J . M. C. M ILLER, Sandy N ews E d ito r
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
FREE TEXT BOOK BILL
sideration. It undoubtedly will meet with a lot of opposi J u s t a little prod fro m th is secto r
tion from taxpayers who think it is going to bring about I and the bill bo ard com m ittee jum ped
a large increase in taxes. However, the measure as sub ' in and had a fin e board e rec te d and
mitted, makes it optional with the districts, which is a it is read y now fo r p a in tin g on th e
nam es o f ex-service men.
If you
good feature of the bill.
The cost of starting the free text book system is the a re n o t a m em ber o f the local L e
post o r have not a lre ad y sent
most expensive part of it. Still, we have known, person gion
in y o u r nam e, please do so a t once,
ally, of districts changing over with very little expense and as the nam es a re to be placed in a l
it can be accomplished in any district. Children who have p habetical order.
their books for this term, know they will not be needed
next term, if they pass their grades, and willingly donate W allace S m ith is th e only law yer
their books to the district, with the understanding that m em ber o f C arl D ouglass post. He
was up in S e a ttle a few days ago,
they are to be furnished them free next term.
Replacements are necessary each year, but when the and th e m o rn in g a fte r, while w alking
fo r his health, took a stro ll
books are property of the district and the teachers pro around
th ro u g h a c em etery
He was a t
perly instruct the children in caring for those books, or tra
c te d to an unusually fin e m onu
paying a penalty, they as a rule last a great deal longer. m ent and w e n t up to give it th e once
There is an economic loss in school books that are used over. In sc rib ed on the slab w as:
for one term by a child, and then discarded. The writer “ R obert Dow ney, a tto rn e y a t law and
has read estimates to prove that the cost to the district in an honest m an .” “ No w onder th ey
furnishing text books is only one-fourth the cost to the put up a fin e m o n u m en t,” r e
parents when furnishing similar supplies. ’Tis true the m arked W ally, “ th ey buried tw o men
most of the money paid into the district fund for the pur in one g ra v e .”
chase of books is paid by others rather than the parents of Doc G ilb ert has m ade th is colum n
the children affected. But at the same time business men the o b jec t o f considerable criticism
and the community in general will benefit by this saving a t d iffe re n t tim es d u rin g th e last
because of more money in circulation in the district to be th re e w eeks. Sure, Doc, y o u ’ve got
spent for clothing, groceries and other necessities instead the ad v an tag e over us. W hen we
m ake a m istake th e re ’s a lot of
of school books.
Every town and city in the state spends a large sum noise a n d som e sw earing. W hen you
ake one th e re is a b so lu te quiet, a
each year to maintain a public library. Most users of the m
lot o f flow ers and a fu n e ra l and
public library read fiction and works to amuse them people say n o th in g a b o u t it because
selves instead of books to increase their knowledge, and they a re bu ried . You can use a lo t
if there are sufficient reasons for maintaining a public li o f big w ords and g e t aw ay w ith it,
brary, which is not questioned, there certainly is an argu but we have to spell ’em. A nd you
ment in favor of supplying text books without cost to the can go a n d see a n o th e r m an ’s w ife
and charge fo r th e visit, b u t if we
children.
ent to see a n o th e r m a n ’s w ife we
But three states in the nation other than Oregon have w would
be charged w ith a load of
no free text book law, forty-four having either optional buckshot. Y ou've c e rta in ly g o t the
or compulsory laws. It is a measure that benefits the com c ard s stacked in y o u r favor.
mon people, and would work no real hardship on industry
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in the state, and it*is hoped that it will receive favorable
Bob Cooke is being asked to give
action at the hands of the legislature.
a little special e n te rta in m e n t a t the
m eeting o f th e post n e x t M onday
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LEGISLATOR’S EXPENSES
A Portland newspaper says that it will be nothing
more or less than a steal from the taxpayers of the state
if the legislators pass a bill that would allow the members
sufficient funds to pay their expenses at Salem. They are
paid $3 per day for forty days, and afterward, nothing.
It’s a serious proposition for a state like Oregon to have
to employ $3-a-day men to make its laws. Of course, it
would be easy to find plenty of men who would willingly
serve in this capacity without pay, but The News does not
believe they would give satisfaction. Legislators should
at least receive a wage equal to that of the common la
borer, whether or not they are worth it.
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ROAD WORK NEEDED AFTER FREEZE
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evening, and he has kindly consented
to re n d e r a little ballad e n title d ,
“ H e n ry ’s M ade a L ady O u t of Liz
zie.” Bob, it is said, can re n d e r this
ballad q u ite e ffe c tiv e ly and the fel
lows a re a ll u rg e d to com e o u t and
e n jo y th is p a r t o f th e program .
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N O T IC E — T he ex-service m an re
siding less th a n five m iles from Es
tac ad a , w hom we saw o u t w ith a n
o th e r m a n ’s w ife last S a tu rd a y night
can save him self som e tro u b le by
im m ediately paying up his dues fo r
1929 to th e post. U nless he does so
he will be exposed in th is colum n
n e x t week.
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C arl D ouglass post o f th e Legion
Published W eekly on F rid a y s a t E stacad a-S an d y , C lackam as Co., O regon
now has 53 paid-up m em bers, ju s t
E n te re d in th e po sto ffice o f E stac ad a , O regon, as second class m a tte r. five sh o rt o f th e record m ade last
year, which w as th e b a n n e r y e ar fo r
| this post. Seven additio n al paid-up
m em bers a re w anted im m ediately in
In C'.ackam as C ounty, one y e ar, $1.50; O utside th e county a n d in th e s ta te J o rd e r to s e t a new high record.
o f O regon, one y e ar, $2.00; O utside th e s ta te o f O regon, one y ear,
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$2.50. F oreign, $3.00 p e r year. S u bscriptions a re payable in advance.
E arl J u d d is one of th e new mem-
i b ers of th e post. He is p ro p rie to r
j of L inn’s Inn and will a p p re c ia te
The proposed free text book law now before the leg I the p a tro n a g e of any a n d all th e
islature, sponsored by union labor, deserves serious con m em bers.
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w ash th e ir hands a n d face in a basin
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m ade in G rand R apids, e at b re a k fa st
tions and catch-penny devices are offered you, will
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save some of the money you now waste.
cakes m ade from flo u r m illed in San
Francisco, p our sy ru p over them
= It is surprising how many dollars are thrown away
m a n u fa c tu re d in New O rleans, go
in this way. Some people find it hard to keep from
o u t and c ran k up th e tra c to r m ade |
in D etro it ru n w ith gasoline re fin e d I = spending because they have no definite use for their
If you are one of this sort, this plan will
in T exas, h itch o nto a plow m ade in = dollars.
Toledo, sm oke a F re n c h b ria r pipe ; =
help you.
of K entucky-grow n tobacco while
th ey plow a couple o f rounds. T hey I = Come to this bank tomorrow and let us pick you out
fin d they need a new share, and senil | § a bond for any amount of money you wish, from
in an o rd e r to S ears Saw buck and | |
Fifty to a Thousand Dollars. Then open a savings
have to w ait u n til it a rriv e s fro m I = account against your purchase, agreeing to pay us a
K ansas C ity, so th ey drive into P o rt- I = certain sum or more every month. Your money will
land, using tire s m ade in D ayton, j
= draw interest, and almost before you realize it the
T hey reach hom e a t 11 p. m. and d e-j
bond will be yours.
cide to re tire im m ediately, ju m p into j
a bed m ade in M ichigan, pull blan k E This plan will help you to say no, as you will owe us
e ts over them m ade in W orcester, 1 money—a reminder that you have no more to waste.
a n d a re th e n k e p t aw ake th e re s t of
the night by a c u r dog, produced on
the farm .
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Here and There
| First State Bank
Gresham, Oregon
“ A Strong
Lost, 125 m iles fro m hom e, a s a re
su lt of an autom obile accident,
Nookie, a c at ow ned by Mrs. J. Rugg,
o f C incinnati, re tu rn e d a f te r tw o
m onths.
Sam uel RosolT, once a railw ay news
bu tch er, now ow ns th e D elaw are &
N o rth e rn ra ilro ad , in D elaw are c o u n
ty, New York.
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Bank”
Estacada Meat Co.
H. C. GOHRING, Manager
Joseph Lascalo, o f Sioux C ity,
w ants a divorce, c h arg in g th a t his
w ife m akes hom e brew w hen she
should be g e ttin g his m eals.
B u rg lars in th e hom e o f Ja m es
N orris, o f C hicago, c arrie d aw ay
ab o u t $1,000 w o rth of w hiskey, b u t
le ft $800 in cash u n d istu rb ed in a
d re sse r draw er.
A nton Szechi, o f B udapest, c o u rt
ed 15 wom en and m arried 12 o f them
before being a rre s te d as a sw indler.
Mine. L a u re n e C otins, o f P a ris
saved two m en from prison by her
testim ony in c o u rt, b u t w as h e rse lf
se n ten c ed to tw o y e ars fo r p e rju ry .
On a ste a m e r sa ilin g from S o u th
am pton w ere 62 p assengers nam ed
Sm ith, bound fo r C anada a n d th e
U nited S tates.
Miss J a n e Crew s, of London, was
given a ja il sen ten ce fo r w hipping a
k itten.
C anon S u tto n , a r e c t o r
at
B roughton, m akes clocks as a hobby,
and has given 135 o f th em to vario u s
E nglish churches.
R obert Sogren, o f D uluth, fired a
pistol as a sa lu te to a new ly-w edded
couple, shoo tin g off a g u e s t’s finger
and slightly w ounding th e bride.
As a h ealth p re ca u tio n , all c ats e n
te rin g E ngland from o th e r c o u n tries
m ust go in to q u a ra n tin e fo r six
m onths.
FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS—LARD, FISH
AND POULTRY
HOME MADE SAUSAGE
We wish to please you by giving you the best, always
—at reasonable prices
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KALSOMINE
MARSHALL-WELLS BEST QUALITY PAINT,
ASBESTOS LIQUID CEMENT for PAPER ROOFS
Deadening Felt, Roofing Paper, Four-Hour Enamel
G I L G A N ’S
F urniture Exchange
Ja m es B arsto n , o f L ondon, w rote
9,000 w ords on a single postcard.
R alph D eS hazer of D over w as the
Road districts in Eastern Clackamas county are going fifty
-th ird L egionnaire to tak e out
to be put to a heavy expense this spring in repairing the his*1929 m em bership card. T hanks.
damage done by the freeze. The roads are in bad condi R alph!
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tion now, and little can be done to better them until win
ter takes it’s journey. In the Elwood district, it is next to T he m em bers o f th e post a re a
lo t o f p ik ers when it com es to p re
impossible to travel the highways at all.
According to County Commissioner W. A. Proctor p a rin g th e e ats. T he A uxiliary has
r y e ars served re fre sh m e n ts a t the
the Elwood people are in need of road work worse than fo
post m eetings.
W hy n o t surprise
any other section of the entire county. Everyone in the th e ladies by the m en se rv in g the
vicinity is hoping the county court may see fit to begin feed once. A nd ju s t to prove th a t
work on this road at an early date.
tru e dem ocracy ex ists in th e A m eri
Interest is also centered on the proposal to start work can L egion, we sug g est th a t only the
on the Eagle Creek-Sandy road over the Forrester hill. L eg io n n aires who held th e ra n k of
A hearing is to be had on this project at Oregon City, second “ louie” or hig h er, be ap,
March 7. It is proposed to make a few changes in the p ointed as k. ps.
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grade, and according to a member of the county board, The Boy S cout com m ittee of the
work will start at the Eagle Creek end, with the possibility post, S y lv e ster L aw rence, chairm an,
of only a small section to be completed next year to con is active, and th e m em bers o f the
nect with the work already completed on the Sandy side. tro o p w ould have been ta k e n to the
The completion of these two projects will form a di C o u rt o f H onor a t O regon C ity on
rect highway from north to south across the eastern part M onday n ig h t fo r th e ir te s ts b u t fo r
ov ersig h t in g e ttin g th e ir nam es
of the county which will speed up the development of a an
in on tim e. L ast y e a r b u t one local
large district that cannot be accomplished until such a scout w as prom oted, b u t it is hoped
highway is constructed.
i to estab lish a re a l re co rd th is year.
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Those at all interested in dairying should make it a Cecil O. D uke and R. E. E s s o n ,___
point to attend the meeting to be held at Sandy Grange both o f S andy and m em bers of the = E
C arl D ouglass post, send w ord th a t =E
hall Wednesday of next week. Problems of interest to th
e y will be over fo r th e post m eet
all will be discussed by specialists, including feeding, and ing M onday n ight. No o b jectio n s a t
diseases. Don't forget the date.
all if you b rin g a few o f th e buddies
alo n g w ith you.
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Moonlight may inspire the writing of poetry, but it
T he post has on its m em bership
takes moonshine to supply the urge to try to sing it.
i rolls tw o ty p ic a l O regon fa rm e rs, El
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m er A nderson o f E agle C reek and
When a dog bites the town cop, that can really be Paul Holm o f G arfield. F o r the b e n
e fit o f th o se who do n o t re ally know
called “putting teeth in the law.”
w hat a fa rm e r does, w e’ll tell you
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how E lm er and Paul spend the day.
After next Monday Herbert Hoover will be President
T hey a re aw akened a t 7 :30 by an
alarm clock m ade in New H aven,
and spring should be here.
Estacada
Phone 75-1
E stac ad a , O regon •
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Make 1929
“An Electrical Year
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The More Electrical Service and
The More Electrical Appliances
you use, the More you
can enjoy life.
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ELECTRIC STORE
ELECTRIC BUILDING
Portland
Electric Power Company
Portland, Oregon
Also Stores in Salem, Oregon City, Gresham, St. Helens, Hillsboro, St.
Johns, Oregon, and Vancouver, Washington.
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