CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS
“ Yc have need of patience”
J h a s
ANY peraone are ready To ad­
mit that they have »&«d ot
patience. Some ure eanu atly
striving to cultivate It, and occasion­
ally someone may feel that he has
measurably succeeded In realizing
It. One engaged In any legitimate
pursuit may exercise this quality In
the sense of perseverance or endur­
ance In working toward some desired
end. Hut In other respects It enters
Into one s attitude toward affliction,
provocation, or any evil, either as a
negative, passive endurance or else
as a positive Bplrlt of fortitude,
meekness, and unconquerable trust
In good. It was In tho truer senso
that the writer of the epistle to the
Hebrews, after referring to tho
‘■great fight of afflictions” which
they had endured, said to the Chris­
tian converts: “ Cast not away there­
fore your confidence, which hath
great recompense of reward. For ye
have need of patience, that, after ye
have done the will of God, ye might
receive the promise" (Hebrews 10:
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Vote X49
Edward Shearer
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Republican Candidate for
men who really do things to those
who come from the soil— the man
ACTIVE FOR AGRICULTURE
from the backwoods, from the log
cabins, the farms
: H. H. C h in dgren , M ea d ow b rook Far
The burr in the political bonnet of
1 m er D ev o te d to F arm Interests
the Oregon City political trust has
Review o f the career o f Herman been one, Barney Schoenburg, the
H. Chindgren reveals his intense in­ first county official to come to the
i' tercst in agricultural affairs in bc- county seat from the Estacada dis­
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; naif o f Clackamas county and the
trict
in
over
30
years.
state of Oregon. His devotion to ag­
Barney is a fighter His record
ricultural: interests uates back a num.
j her of years during which he has stands for good, clean and progres­
1 served the state in many ways.
sive government. His chairmanship
In 1920 Mr. Chindgren was chair- o f the county planning board in con­
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I man ot the Clackamas county eco­
The world has witnessed many fine nomic conference which was sponsor- nection with the Works Progress Ad­
ministration in Clackamas county,
examples of forebearance of one to­
ward another, In view of another’s ed by the extension service of thi has won for this district the reputa­
'
Oregon
state
college
and
which
in­
S a le
seeming faults, Infirmities, or need
for comfort or care; examples of cluded practically all branches ot ag­ tion o f being one o f the outstanding
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courage necessary to face difficult riculture. He was largely respunsl- in the United States.
conditions with a calm expectation | bn: for the installation of an agricul
So well has Barney done his job
of some desirable outcome, and of a | tural deparment in the Molalla union
kindliness maintained under vexa­ i h gn school under the Smith-HughSt that when a new project is present­
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tious stress. Indeed, in all such In­ ! act. For eight years he was a mem- ed at Washington with his seal o f ap­
stances of discipline patience Is ! her o f the board of directors of the proval thereon, it immediately re­
equivalent to an undaunted confi­ ! high school at Molalla. Perhaps Mr
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dence in something higher and bet­ I Chindgren is best known thru his 12 ceives the confidence o f the govern­
ter than the troublesome error. And j years of service with the Clackamas ment officials.
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this shows that good Is ever present, county fair and during ail that time
Her^ are a few o f the projects
and that It is In some measure
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grasped and manifested by right- j he has been president o f the fait that are monuments of the labors of
j association and also o f tho Oregon Barney Schoenburg.
thinking persons.
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Much greater, then, Is the Impetus ' slate association o f fairs..
Eagle Fern park and road to park
toward "patient continuance In well ) He is now serving a third term at.
County
Road
blanket
projects.
doing" (Homans 2:7) when, through president o f the county 4-H club lead­
Buy now at these bargain prices to paint now or later
Christian Science, good Is discerned ers league and has been a club lead
Johnson Creek flood control.
as divine Principle to be understood 1 er for 12 years. He was recently un­
Boring drainage district.
and demonstrated; when It Is seen animously elected president o f tbt
Oswego Brtdle path project.
that we need patience toward our­ Coiton-Meadowbrook farm bureau
selves, as we seek In calm persever­
Clackamas Co. WPA library pr
"The Personal Service Store”
Estacada, Oregon
ance to know the spiritual reality, so lor the i&th consecutive year. He h
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Clackamas County sewing projects.
that after we "havo done the will of I a member o f the grange and the
:
Clackamas
county
public
health
asso-
NYA
Projects
to
take
care
o
f
youth
God” wo may "receive the promise."
What is the will of God, and what I elation.
Sandy Waterworks.
are tho promises to be fulfilled, as j Three years ago Mr. Chindgren
Park Place waterworks.
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our thoughts are conformed to His , was appainted as a member of the
Campfire Girls building
will? These are questions we need governor’s flax and linen board. Ho
to consider, that we may learn I is a director of the Luther League
Oswego South Shore boulevard.
wherein we ‘‘have need of patience.” ! park and chairman of the Boy Scout
Overhead crossing and Summit
Cultivating a calm, steadfast charac­
ter Is praiseworthy; but gaining true j committee. He also has membership, drive.
patience means more than this. It in the Mt. Angel creamery cooperu-
Barney Schoenburg who came
I live and Pacific wool growers coop*
means persevering In the effort to I erutive.
from the farm to the office of coun­
understand God and man, so that In
The services that Mr. Chindgren ty commissioner can and does stand
all our common or unusual experi­
ences we may express the truth ] lias rendered to the public thru leg- on his record. That ho has not be­
which we know to be real, and thus I i.-lation is worthy of note. He was come a member o f the political plot
face all things not only with kindli­ j chairman o f the committee on agri- that has been brewing within tho
ness, but with power, the power ot | culture thru tnree sessions o f the
reflected love, which heals discord­ | state legislature and in that capacity county doees additional credit to an
ant conditions. . . .
| he handled legislation tor all agri unusually fine record.
This view of patience as a quality cultural groups, including the poul­
PAID AD by the re-elect Barney
we need In working out our own try producers and other similar or
salvation from material self and j ganizations The potato act was writ­ Schoenburg for commissioner commit,
sense, helps us to be truly forbear­ ten by his committee and he also in­ tee..
ing toward others, for In striving to duced the legislature to increase the
conform to divine Principle we more
clearly see as unreal the conditions -ddemnity paid to farmers for con-
which tempt us to impatience, dlk- : detuned livestock.
content. weariness, resentment. Ait » | Mr. Chipdgren was also a ment>
In healing our own thoughts we ate her o f the Committee on taxation, la­
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Gresham, Ore.
In that measure bringing the healing bor and industry. He was co-author
truth to discordant conditions and to , of the free text book bill and of the
all involved therein.
bill creating the department of agri
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Our groat need Is to understand ■ culture. He also supported standard
God and man and faithfully apply ization laws for agricultural commo-
our understanding, looking to good i dities and was instrumental in the
with unconquerable hope and love.
This we must do; this alone helps i passage o f indirect tax laws and of
us to overcome our difficulties. Mary legislation beneficial to labor and the
Baker Eddy says In Science and , veterans.
Health with Key to the Scriptures, j
Mr. Chindgren has consented to be
will com* to your home every day through
‘‘The Divine Being must be reflected come a candidate for representative
bv man.-—else man t. not the Imago | In the legislature He stands for eq-
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uler, j utility for agriculture and for pro
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ove- gressive legislation. He fought sue-
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the | fully for laws which have elimi-
does not exploit crime or sensation; neither does It Ignore them,
but deals correctively with them. Features tor busy men and all the
bso- l nated a property tax for state pur
family. Including the Weekly Magazine Section.
■rgy, i poses. He has been for 29 years t
| resident o f Meadowbrook where he 1;
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: -c a ' engaged in diversified farming. There
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a period of
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cooperation with the federal govern­
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ment in the utilization o f Bonneville
jiower.
County Commissioner
Economy with the Taxpayer's Money
Harmony in the Court
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Also other watches as
low as $ 9 . 5 0
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Oregon
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was $3.45
Quart cans, was $1.05, now ......................
Semi-Lustre, gallons a t.............................
Semi-Lustre, quarts a t ..............................
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FRIDAY, M\Y 13. I03S
THE WORLD'S GOOD NEWS
A large representation o f the local
Odd Fellows lodge went to Oregon
City last Saturday to attend the con­
vention.
C. L. Bacon is the official garbage!
collector for Estacada. Those wishing
garbage, tin cans or other refuse
lmuled should notify Mr. Bacon. Hi$
address is Estacada, Rt. 1.— Adv.
Mrs. W. W. Rhodes o f Estadada
spent the week end of April 2.3 24
with her daughter, Mildred on the
Oregon normal school campus at
Monmouth The occasion was the an­
nual All-Parent week enjl during
which the students entertained more
than two hundred parents and friends.
During her visit to the campus, she
together with over two hundred ot­
her parents and friends was enter­
tained by demonstrations by the phy-
-ical edueation department, which in-
i ln li d folk dancing, stunts and a
baseball game against Linfield col­
lege, three one-act plays by the Crim­
son, “ O” , the college dramatic or­
ganization and a musical progam us-
' ing the combined talent o f the choir,
horus, and orchestra.
President
Churchill and representatives o f the
faculty and student body nddrosyed
the parents Saturday afternoon ex-
ing their welcome and explain-
ing something of life on the cam-
ding to two of the 600 different operations wlii
urpasses «0 into the manufacture of their vacuum
tS exact cleaners. The young lady Is balancing
d so as- the fan. an intricate job in which she
: before puts tiny drop» of solder on the light
ne com- side until the balance is perfect. Inset,
. 23% of operator testing air passage, suction
ion goes power and wastage, on a government
teats of test-block.
JOHN W. McCULLOCH
John W. McCulloch who is a candi­
date for Justice of the Supreme
Court, Position No. 2, and whose
name will appear on the Non-Part,-
san Judiciary ballot on May 20, has
been a resident o f Oregon more thar»
50 years and has been actively en­
gaged in the practice o f law for 40
years. He was district attorney for
Grant, Harney and .Malheur counties
from 1904 to 1913 and was appoint­
ed assistant U. S. district attorney
in 1928. Since that time he has been
chief assistant U. S Attorney under
George Neuner and later under Carl
C. Donaugh In 1934 he was ap­
pointed special assistant to the At­
torney General o f the United Stater
and was placed in charge o f all le­
gal work for the Bonneville project.
Oregon has a Non-Partisan Judici­
ary law and it is the intent o f the
law to take Judiciary positions out o l
politics. Mr. McCulloch has served un­
der Mr Neuner who was a republi­
can and also under Mr. Donaugh who
was a democrat. His appointment as
special assistant to the attorney gen­
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eral o f the United States was made
by attorney general John G. Sargent,
Too Late to Classify
a republican, and also by attorney
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