The Sandy news., October 21, 1915, Image 3

COUNTY NEWS
REGISTRARS ARE NAMED
IN CLACLAMAS COUNTY
UMDER NEW STATE LAW
DRAGGING THE ROADS.
If you w ant a
A C ertain A m ou nt of H ig h w a y W o rk
Cream Separator
Should Ge Done by Every F arm e r.
Ida Kay Brandes lias filcil suit against
The
w orking out of the road tax Is a
Carrie A. W alker, C atherine R iwe, Jo in t
The naming of the registrars for thing of th e p ast In most states. It be­
Dm1 ami Jane Dm- to recover $29, 239. 25
, I'laekam.-.s county under the state law cam e a joke, w rites W. J. H arsb a In
p i :cipal ami interest on promi-orv
has been completed These* new officials the Country Gentleman. Men appeared
notes ami has sued Carrie A. Walker.
will make reports of deaths and births, with all sorts of implements and did
Oliver (J. Walker ami Evelyn Walker
which was done by the county health every sort of work except good work.
tor M oi on a promissory note, «•$., 141X14!
officer in the past, County Health Offi­ It is no more. Still, as a m a tte r of
September 9, 11114.
' .
public policy and private protit, a cer­
cer Welch has lieen supplied with a list tain am ount of road building should be
The estate of John Shannon, who died of the registrars in this county, which
undertaken by every farmer. We have
in Oregon City a wccg ago Sunday.' and follows ?
found. In our county, th at if th e farm ­
ot ll ovton M. Sterling, who died at Mo­
District 13, Corporate limits of Oregon ers jum p In for a few days’ work a t the
lalla, July 24, were tiled in the probate City only, Dr. J . W. Norris.
opportune m om ent they save tax es and
d'partm ent of the county court yester-
District 99. Willsonwille, Pleasant Hill, repairs.
Of course we use the split log drag.
dty. The Shannon estate i‘- valued at Tmditan and Union, Dr. }V. D, Butler.
Si'oiKl and the Sterling property at $972.
District 13. Colton, Highland, Clarks, This Is simple, efficient anil cheap. We
lake care to m ake the drag so light
Last week the county court appropri­ Beaver Creek, Cams, Maple Lane, Ever- ! th a t one man can lift it, yet heavy
ated $200 to pay tor a display of this green, Logan, Willamette, West Linn, enough to do the business.
Dry cedar logs are best for the pur­
section’s resources at the Manulacturers’ Mt. Pleusant, Abernathy, Gladstone,
and Land Products show to be held in Jennings Lodge, Clackamas, Sunnyside pose. though other woods—elm. w al­
nut. box elder or soft maple—are rec-
Portland, commencing late this month. and Damascus, Dr. Orel A Welch.
District 97, Oswego, Dr. A. J. Rossi­ ouimeudeiL Oak, hickory and ash ar
Half of the sum was obtained from the
too heavy. We ta k e logs from seven to
District OS, Milwaukie, Harmony, ten feet long and from eight to ten
inches in diam eter at the b u tt end.
Ardenwalil and Oak Grove, William D. W hite spruce does very well If cedars
Ferry.
are scarce. Red spruce Is too heavy.
District 09, l-.stacaila, Eagle Creek, Dry aspens are too light.
Springwater, Viola, Dover, George and
We split th e logs as near the center
Garfield, Dr. IL V. Adix.
as possible. We use the heavier slab
District 73, Molalla, Mulino, Liberal. In front and shoe It with a strip of
In Clackamas county 19.3 teachers Dickey Prairie, Need, Kiilin, Marquatn Iron along the low er face. We run the
have received outlines for their prescrih a 1 Soda Springs, George J. Case,
drag a t an angle of about forty-five de­
grees.
ed reading circle work, and 144 teachers
District 74, Canby, New Era, Barlow
We aim to d rag the main portions of
have b en sent their certificates by the and Macksburg, Dr. II. A. Dedtnan.
our roads soon a fte r each heavy rain.
extension division of the University of
District 70, Sandy, Boring. Cottrell, With us this comes during our busy
Oregon, which conducts the reading Barton, Bull Run and Cherryville, Dr.
season, since our heaviest rains occur
circle work for the stale superintendent’s .1. R Steagall.
in haying an d harvest time.
office. Of the whole number of public
B ut we try to ju m p to the work, since
school teachers in the state, about 4600,
neglect will make double work later on.
more than 3700 have enrolled and 275o
We have our sluggards, hut public sen­
have received certificates.
The stati
tim ent is so strong th a t the m ajority of
our farm ers eomo to time.
sihool law now require» study of on»
A hundred d ay s’ work, distributed
book on a pedagogical subject each year
through the year, will keep a road in
and the taking of an informal examin­
Notice is hereby given that pursuant better shape th an a hundred days of
ation on the hook. The State Universi
continuous labor.
ty took over the work in some counties to Chante? 234, General Laws of Oregon
W hen the soil Is moist and not too
a year ago, and now conducts it in 33 1913, and Chapter 225, General Laws ol sticky the d rag does its best work.
Oregon 1915, a meeting of the legal vot­ Plowed wet, th e soil of a road will
counties.
ers 01 Road District No. 8. Clackamas pack ju s t a s the soil of a field will, if,
County, Oregon will be held at Cherry­ however, ilie roadw ay Is full of ruts
ville School House saiil district on the and holes It Is often best to run the
lilh day of Noveml r 1915 at the hour of drag when the soil Is slushy, taking
two (2) o’clock, p. m., for the purpose risk of baked and uneven stre tii.e s.
of considering estimates ol the amount During our Ja n u a ry thaw we some­
Has Become the River of
ot money to he raised by special tax in tim es d rag over otir roads. The subse­
quent freezing gives them a com para­
Certainty For Our Advertis­
s iid District for the improvement ami tively smooth surface.
maintainaucf of Mt. Hood Road for the
ers and Carries Customers
A farm er Is correctly Judged by his
ensuing year.
fences.” Is an old saying. T he new
From Our Advertising Col­
Silbscrilied by three resident freehold­ public spirit dem ands an addition to
umns Right to Their Coun­
ers of said District and by the road sup­ this: A farm er is quite as accurately
ters.
ervisor of said District this 15th day of judged by fhe roads In fro n t of and
w ithin his bordering fences.
October 1915.
prize won ny the county at the State
fair in Salem, George I.azelle and Mr.
McGetchle, of Gladstone, will have
charge of the exhibit. Eastern Clacka­
mas county will not he represented with
a district exhibit at the show, as origin­
ally planned.
ter.
NOTICE
OF
ROAD
BUDGET
The River of Doubf
E. II. King,
JO H N N. S IE V E R S
Henry Raithel,
J. T. M cIntyre.
John Bucholz, Road Supervisor.
Road District No. 8.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OREGON CITY
OREGON
" If you strike a thorn or rose,
Keep a-goin’ !
If it hails or if it snows,
HAMMOND & HAMMOND
H om em ade D rag Good F o r Roads.
This d rag is designed for fining and
packing soil for the b etter preserva­
tion of m oisture, it is three and one-
half feet wide, made of 2 by 8 inch
lum ber and put together w ith four inch
spikes. T he handles, which may he
Keep a-goin’ !
LAW YERS
‘‘Tain’t no use to sit ami whine
When the fish ain’t on your line;
Bait your hook and ketp on tryin’
Keep a-goin'!”
Offices, SANDY ft OREGON CITY
We will be in Sandy Saturday
of each week at the Clackamas
County Bank
M . A . D e a to n
02948326
IN S U R A N C E
At Clackamas County Bank
and
EQOST ROME 1KCUSTRIES
WHEN YOU SEE IT
IN OUR AD ITS SO
taken from a castaw ay Implement, are
tw o and one-half feet long. T he chains
are attached through anger holes. In
m aking the notched cuts to give the
required pitch for the drug boards take
out three Inches. The boards are two
and one-half feet long.—Southern Ag­
riculturist.
stores, but not at ours— we want you to see the Fall Styles—
we want you to know how good suits can be made that sell
B E A L IV E W IR E
a variety
so great,
both in cloth
and model,
that you are sure of finding here the clothes you want.
IT is a combination that costs you at least $10 more at other
from $18 and up.
»p
.
IN VOIR BUSINESS
THE CROWN
TAILORING CO. The News In This Paper
You Can Do So by U sing T h ese Col­
umns to Ten AU Your Neighbor»
W hat Y ou H ave to Offer.
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Sandy,
Oreg.
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care for, and a Separator that will last a
ifetime, get the
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The only Cream Separator that has a self
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Sandy, Oregon
SHERIFF’S SALE
In the Circuit Court of the Stat» of
Oregon, (or the County of Clackamas.
Caspar Junker, Plaintiff
vs.
E. Coalman and Elyina C. Coalman bis
wife, John R. Maronay, O. C. Yocum
ami Annie Yocum, his wife, The Bank
of Oregon City, a corporation, Henry
Helms and Robert Jones, Defendants.
State of Oregon, County of Clackamas,
ss.
had in or to the above described real
property or any part thereof, to satis­
fy said exeetilion, judgment order,
decree, interest, costs ami all accruing
costs.
Dated, Oregon City, Ore. Oct. 7tli,
915.
W. J. WILSON,
Sheriff of Clackamas Comity, Oregon.
By E. C. HACKETT, Deputy.
SILO VERSUS DRY FODDER.
By virtue of a judgement older, decree
and an execution, duly issued out of V a lu e o f T w o M ethods of Preserving
Corn P la n t Compared.
and under the seal ot the above en­
T he principal function of the silo is
titled court, in be above entitled
cause, to me duly directed and dated to Increase the value of the fodder p art
tlie4tIt day olOctober 1915, upon a judg­ o f th e crop. On farm s where rough
fe»*»I Is produced In excess of the needs
ment rendered amt entered in said coin»
o f th e live stock kept there is perhaps
on the 4th day of October 1915, in favor little need for the silo, suys th e K an sas
of Caspar Junker, Plaintiff, ami against Farmer.
E. Coalman and Elvina ('. Coalman
Well cured corn fodder Is a tine feed,
his wife, John R. Maronay, O. C, Yo­ hut It Is never consumed w ithout w aste.
cum and Annie Yoctun bis wife, The Only the finer leafy portion» will ho
Bank of Oregon City, a corporation, eaten by stoea, and In the course of
Henry Helms and Robert Jones, De­ the handling there Is alw ays a consid­
fendants, for the sum of $500.00, with erable loss of this m ost valuable por­
tion. T his w aste represents food val­
interest thereon at the rate of seven ue. It is unused energy, and the labor
per cent | h t annum from the 23rd day of handling It m ust he figured as un­
of I tine 1915, and the furt her stun of productive. It requires no more labor
$39.55 interest due on said note to to put a field of corn Into a stlo and
June 23rd 1915, and the further sum feed it out to stock than It does to cut
of $50.00, as attorney’s fee, and the and shock it In a field and haul tt In
furt her sum of $20.00 costs and dis­ and feed It out during th e whiter. In
bursements, and the costs of anil upon the one ease a little more luhor may
this writ, commanding ire to make he condem ed Into a sh o rt period of
time, hut the Increased ease and fa ­
sale ol the following deserits'd real
cility w ith which silage »'an he fed as
property, situate in the county of com pared w ith th e w inter handling of
Clackamas, state of Oregon, to-wit:
corn fodder much more than compen­
All of lot six (ti) Block two (2) of Ot­ sate Tor the ru sh work of filling a
to Meinig’s Second Addition to the Hilo.
One of the m ost valuable featu res of
Town of Sandy, according to the plat
thereof filed with the Recorder of preserving coni In the stlo Is th e fac t
th a t It does not d eterio rate In value.
Chukiimas Conntv, Oregon.
Silage ean be kept auvcral yeara w ith ­
NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of o ut loss. Shredded corn fodder Is a
said execution, judgement order and most uncertain roughage to store even
decree, and in compliance with the for a sh o rt period of tim e, as those
commands of said writ, I " ill, on Sat­ having had experience with it well
urday, the (ith »lay of November 1915; know. It m ust he 111 Just Hie rig h t
at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m ., at the condition at shredding tim e or It may
front door of the ( ounty Court Hons»' mold and heat In the stack or mow a t
in the City of Oregon City, in said once. And If kept over a year it tie
County and State, sell at public auc­ comes so u npalatable th a t little of It
tion, subject to redemption, to the Is eaten. On the other hand, silage
for sum m er feeding Is rapidly Increas­
highest bidder, for V. S, gold <<*Sn
ing in popularity. On m any farm s si­
cash in hand, all the right, title ami lage is being fed to milk l o w s in sum ­
interest which the within named de- I mer, and the results com pare most fa ­
fendants or eitln-r of them, hud on the vorably w ith those secured where th e
date of the mortgage In rein or since I cows nre on lu x u rian t ousture.
Bonding H ig hw ays.
T he voters of Kings county, Cal.,
have voted In favor of the project to
Issue bonds to the am ount of $072,500
for the construction of 108 miles of per­
m anent highw ays connecting nil cities
and com m unity centers with the coun­
ty sent and Joining the H anford-V isa­
lia lateral of the sta te highw ay a t sev­
eral points.
I HERE is
th a t runs
Is REAL News, Not Reprint.
Hallowe'en dune fibellev Hall, Oct.30,
Don’t Rip Van Winklcizc
This Town, Mr. Citizen
M O NEY T A LK S!
M ake it talk loud enough to wake the town up.
I his town will not go to sleep if you spend your
money here.
R ead the bargains in your home paper.
W A K E UP!