The Sandy news., January 06, 1916, Image 2

bec'ii e-ed, it generates a lot of the tarn- were married at Oregon City, Tuesday.
Inform ation thus obtained Is available
dese smells th at evei peruaiuhuluted
William Alt, after «pending a few days for any com m unity In doubt as to the
kind of road they purpose to build.
Published every T hursday t t down thi' pike.
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Alt,
Sim ilar tests cau also be secured ou
Thyme is a kind of an arom atic plant
has returned to Astoria, where he has dust layers, such as road oils and tars,
Sandy, Oregon.
with a pungent odor, and alter it in
been working.
and the departm ent will furnish to
c inverted into Koquefort cheese it is the
ATTORNEY AT LAW
CHAS. k. BENNETT,
EDITOR. pungent»st thing known to m a n . After
Mrs. F. Alt sp e n t Monday evening any one instructions as to selection and
shipm ent of samples. T he tests are
this cheese is made, it is put in solitary with Mrs. E. D. Hart.
made free of charge when they are de­ SANDY
OREGON
OFFICIAL CU V PAPER
coiitiueineiit until its whiskers begin to
Anna McKerrow has returned to P o rt­ sired in connection w ith public Irn
turn gray ami gangrene begins to set in, land alter spending a week with the provem ents.
$1.50 per year in advance.
when it is taken out and chained to a Dixon family.
Six m onths, .75 cents
post. B eton it is served it is either
R ation F o r Cow«.
THE UNION BARBER SHOP
Viola DeSbazer spent Sunday with
I jiti i' il it- 'l l -onil-cla»« m a tte r M an li ehlorof irmcd oi knocked in the head
A very acceptable ration can be
Mrs.
Mabie
la-e.
It is Tien hroughi in
made by letting each anim al have dal
12, l u l l . at tin ’ p n 'l ollice at S a n d y , with an axe.
W. A, SHANEB, Prop.
ly th irty pounds of corn silage and
I m ¡run mid« r tin Ai l of M a n li 3 IN7H. i i little square sections about the size ot i
For
a
haircut that looks right
all the clov*r hay she will consume,
a domino, ’ll is served at the close of
says
H
oard's
Dairyman.
A
m
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A,I vert i'ing L’ah's «ui Application,
meals, together with black codec. It
and a shave that fe e ls right
consisting of 300 pounds of corn chop.
L« m * u I readers tin cents a line for u-ually has a running mate in the shape
and
Hot or Cold Baths this is
300 pounds of ground barley, 300
first i
i »U. live cents a line each of a little round cracker, th at has to he
M r. and Mrs. B. S. Shepard, of Port- pounds of bran and fifty pounds of
the place
sul». lient in*« rtion
Display locals, broken by a maul.
land, came out Saturday and spent the { 0,lln«al will_go very nicely w ith thia
Boqncfoit cheese is of a dull while
fi f tee; « • nt* a line tirsi insertion, ten
New
Junker Building.
week end at their cottage, the Maples. roughage. Feed about one pound of
color, Except m ortification has set in.
rente I'll" « : 1» III» • uent ¡usenion.
tills
m
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for
each
three
and
one-
They wen- guests at the Baumback home
Sonic claim it to lie inhabited, hut this
j half pounds of milk produced.
Saturday evening.
is not true.
Even the intrepid and
T o r Sandy A lw ays.’
Nearly every one is or lias been bay-
mephitic microbe (lees from it as we dee
W h en H a y la Cured.
from a jiestilence. We have seen Tim- ' nK Fa Grippe. Mrs. John Dunn and
One of th e methods of determ ining
Printer’s Ink Did It,
burger cheese th at is strong enough to Thomas Dunn are among the victims.
w hether hay Is fit to stack to to take
shoulder a two-bushel sack of wheat, hut j .Mr. W. Severn anil Miss Mary Haley a handful and tw ist It as hard as It
Representing reliable Companies
a piece of Koquefort the size of a dice came out from Portland Friday evening ean be tw isted with the hands, and If
"Y oung man, advertís» y olirseli, a n d
can carry an eleejo n . him burger cheese j an,I „pent the holidays at th eir home no Juice« are forced out of the stems
y o u r b u s in e s s .”
is a rose geranium when compared to | l,e re. Anna Halley accompanied them It Is considered ready for the mow.
as a rule. W here It Is cured In the
T h is i- N athiiii I. A Ulster's paraphrase
Boipiefort. There is as much difference back to Portland on Sunday.
cock It should he spread out to the air
> n Horace < r » le v s famous epigram, f
THE UBIQUITOUS TURKEY.
Is tween them as there is I h tween the I
II V i c IN I o I III efficacy of bis advice | ourr of a kitten and the roar of a lion. '
Mrs. P. T. Dunn will entertain the and the sun from one to two hours
Ho Has Spread A ll O ver the W o rld
from pers<inal experience.
Three years I Some (M'ople w ho claim to be civilized f Sewing tilth ln'xt Wednesday, Jan 12th. before hauling to the barn.
Despite His R e tirin g W ays.
ago In'w as a «indi stockholder in the j say the like it, hut they only eat Koque-
S u m m er and W in te r Silo.
In every corner of the globe alm ost,
Chicago Bock I land A I in ill» i.iilio .n l. forj lH.r a i|S,. j{ imported and expensive.
I think tip- silo Is all right and that
For Sale or Trade
It has come to stay, w rites J. P. Mast at least w here civilization has spread
w h o belii yi'd th a t th e fin an c ia l powers ;
A m an w ho „111 cat Koquefort ¡sail open
in
th e K ansas F anner. My .milk cows its epicurean taste, may be found the
governing t lie sy stem .o il
oi ting it.
pul,.hre, and should Ire quarantined or i Four bead of nice young farm horses.
are
doing b etter this year than ever dom esticated turkey—not. however, of
T o d a y lie is cliaii m a n ot the cxiculive j driven ¡,lto
wilderness aI„| never I Will sell for cash or trade for cattle or
before,
and I attrib u te this good show his own volition. N ever would he, iu
c iin u iittc c ol l <«• road
again allowed to look into the face of aj oats. Horses are guaranteed and prices ing to the feeding of good silage. Th, his wild state, have sought to cross
How w ■ t
on ing miracle |ierforin-
i right. Apply to P. T. Shelley,
hum an being.—Pacific Woodman.
ttse of silage results In a g reat saving the storm y seas to find green fields
<d? Advertí in . i'wspap r advent dug.
In both grain and hay. I ant sure that and pastures new.
He Is not so constructed. H e Is not
coiipl d w in , j
publicity, is Mr.
the tim e will soon come when all farm ­
Amstcr’s answer.
Do Schools Teach Greater
ers In my neighborhood who keep cat­ bold or adventurous of disposition. On
I’o w h at d o you ascribe your meteor­
tle will have to build two silos—one the contrary, he Is timid and much
triotism ?
ic rise?” lie Was asked.
for w inter and one for sum m er feed­ afraid of tilings he does not under­
ing.
My cattle are In b etter condition stand and when undisturbed is prone
“ To advertising, ilaily jm jsr adver-
in
the
spring following w inter feeding to let well enough alone and get along
tid n g ,’’ was the r, ply. “ I am a firm
In a s|K'ech accepting tin American
with silage than they are In the fall, with his accustom ed feeding grounds.
I k li» ver in a ih e rti ing. both f ir your Hag for his conrlroom , Judge G. K
Again, as a flier the turkey is not a
when they come off grass. With silage
p 'isoii.il advancement as well as for your Sklj,worth, <>t Eugene, Oregon, said in
I can make good grow th on yonng cat­ pronouuced success. He flies ponder­
i lisia» m siiccc-s,
part: "T each patriotism in the pulpit,
ously. alm ost painfully and w ith g rea t
tle w ithout any grain.
effort anil only when very much frig h t­
“ When I became convinced the Beck 'em phasize it in the public press ami we
ened. H is flight cau be sustained for
l-land propcitics ought to I k paying 1 as lawyers, under oath to support the
Potatoes as a Cow Feed.
inly a short distance, but w h at th e
dividends itish’ad of ru p h ll/d e terio ratin g laws of the nation, should be lead, rs in
Potatoes are not considered a very
wild turkey lacks as an av iato r he
toward a receivership, I was only a little the cause of patriotism ” The question
good cow feed. If fed they should be
fully makes up as a sprinter.
stock ,older with a few hundred dollars is,lo the public .schools teach patriotism
sliced and only a small portion fed
H e can outrun a race horse, especial­
daily. T w enty pounds are about enough
invested. Tii idea si ruck me of leaguing or Is the tendency towards a sort of na-1 i n i , i n r-
Tn
ly in his own n ativ e forest, w here
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to use. The Vermont station reports
I in- sina'.l st K’klioldcis together. 1 asked tional skepticism that seeks only to point H u llU L
undergrow th and bushes seem but to
th at the heavy feeding of potatoes
the c o m p a n y for a list «if stockholders, out th»' Haws in our system of govern- I
add
to his speed. But he could not
j caused n very poor finality of b u tte r
hut was refused
I tried every way, hut incut? Love of country should lie th e ,
have flown over th e ocean even If he
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guiding star of every young fierson horn L ecturers W ill Be Sent W ith L an tern
had had th a t u n n atu ral desire.
“ Tlii'ti th>' thought of advertising for under the American Hag, for a strong
He was taken over by the band of
D A IR Y J O T T IN G S .
a
Slides to G ive In fo rm atio n on Road •
man. first to Spain, then to other
them cum,' to me. I started a campaign sense of patriotism In required of those
Im p ro vem en t; Also the D epartm ent
M editerranean countries, to northern
in ih»' iii'wspnjrcrs in ev ery la ig e , ity hi w ho rrc gut,ling the ship of slate in o rd ­
D on't let th e milk stan d tn the
of A g ric u ltu re Stands Ready to Give
Europe, to the fa r east, until now he
the c o u n tr y .
stable.
T
ake
it
to
the
dairy
and
er to avoid the shoal“ and quicksands
Advice and Superintendence.
is
well nigh om nipresent. And this
strain
or
separate
it
before
it
has
“ My success was instantaneous. Stories iliat I k - sci popular governm ent, anil no
spreading out of his kind even unto
were piihlished in all parts of the country niori' patriotism can lie exjxvted of an ) ■ [P re p a re d b y U n ite d S tate s d e p a rtm e n t 1 t cooled.
the ends of the earth is all due to th a
o t a griculture.J
Don't guess at the tem perature
'cl 1 g of my light.
G radually these olliclal than is po-s, ssed by those w ho
entrancing qualities his m eat tak es
Com munities interested in the im­
of the cream when churning. Use
small stock Imide is rallied to the cans»' I elect him to ollie»'!
on when properly baked or roasted.—
provement of roads are recommended | ♦ a therm om eter, and he sure it Is
was advocating.
New York Herald.
by the United States departm ent of
from .'5 to HO degrees.
“ Willi proxies from these pi'oplc 1
agriculture to apply for a lecturer ou
S eparator cream m akes better
op'll,»liny tight. Many times T was on
Scours In Calves.
the su b je c t L ecturers will be sent at
b u tter than cream liy other rneth-
T he »lisca«»■ is contagious and know n
(he governm ent's expense w herever
th e point of giving up, hut printer’s ink
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«»«».', be, .«I«.'«* B is , lean.
there Is reason to believe th at audi­
; as calf cholera or dysentery. Poly-
lu idgeil the gap iK'twtX'h my thousands
S'.gns often fall in th e selection
ences will he large enough to m ake the
of a cow, hut the scales and the • valent dysentery serum inj»?cted into
of dollars opposi-d to the mil ions of my
j the calf a t b irth prevents the disease
Babcock te st can alw ays be re­
opponents.
Mr Quincy Erdm an, Jack and Carl expenditure of tim e and money worth
while. W henever possible tt Is, of
» In m any Instances or the cow may bo
lied
upon.
Anderson
left
for
Eastern
Oregon,
Sun­
“ When the road was finally throw n
o m se. desirable for a num ber of com
To a much g reater extent than • Immunized by sim ilar treatm en t so
into thi' hands of receivers my « pponi'iit- day.
m unilles In the s a m e vh'lnity to n n k . I ■* most folks realize, the success of
j that her calf will not scour. Clean op.
wcrc gradually eliminated. Then I was
Mrs. Bctilii G ulling' anil sou, Mi b in arrangem ents for lectures a t th e same
the dairy depends upon the kind a I disinfect and w hitew ash the stable.
olios» II to head the II, w e x e c u tiv e coin of Btdgvdvld, Washington, sjwnt a few time, since In this way the traveling
J S atu rate the stum p of th e navel of
of attention given the cows.
initlc, anti my advertising campaign was »lays visiting with E rdm an's.
ex ileuses for each stop m ade by the
th e calf w ith tin ctu re of iodine a t
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birth and then d u st w ith slaked limo
Deep Cieek school hail one we, k va­
T he num ber of lecturers at th e dis-
tw ice daily until perfectly dried.
'Ir . Amstcr is mentioned as the prob
posal of the departm ent Is lim ited, and
able in it president of the road.—Chicago cation.
it Is not alw ays possible therefore to
N, ws.
Mr. and Mr«, ,’ udd and daughter, of I comply with every re q u e st When a
Barton, sjieiit Saturday with Bare Iniay’s. ! lecturer cannot be sent, however, the
ent will lean a set of suitable
Chick Is Made Entirely of Straw. Mrs. C h a rle s Bi» hey s|K-nt a few «lavs I departm
lantern slides to any responsible local
of la«! week in Portland.
' association or Individual who will pay
Jack .McKinley spent a few «lays of tile express charges. The only require­
A clock made in Germany 1« construc­
m ent Is th at the slides be m ade of ac­
last week in Portland.
ted of n,«thing hut straw
Nut « veil a
tive
and I practical
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piece of stiffening canilstanl or a drop of
Mr an,I Mrs. 1 arl J .u „ s and Itltle ty and th at they Ite returned In good
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gin«' ha« I c n used. It is six h i t high daughter spent a t» «i »lays visiting C h a s. condition
In ninety days. In addition
and is two fix«« square There ate eight Ba rt I,'may's.
a brief outline of a lecture to accom­
pendulums w hich allow sjieed rcgulat on.
Mr Erdman and family «|x'nt last pany the slides will be forw arded ou
By pressing a button which conics «nt Thursday visiting I Brown’ - »it liurtou, requeut.
In addition to this educational work
mt.« inalically on on,' side, the clock­ I llX ’g o ll.
the departm ent Is alw ays ready to re­
work is wound itti and runs f„r H.v
spond to requests for practical assist­
hours. Ity pushing another button, the
ance which ntay take the form of spe­
ban,I« can I k set.
The dial, figures
cial advice and Inspection. su|>erlntend-
poiidltlnm, h a in ls, even the (bain,
eitie of county roads, road surveys,
weight gears and the skcl ton ar,- of
Kemeiiil>’t the Samly Grange Satur- experim ental road work, bridge work
straw
Tli,' chain is 11 inches lung and day th e S th .
or the development of a model system
of highw ays for a county. To obtain
endless. In the const ruction ,»( this
Irene Smith, after I»'it,ling her yaea- such assistance local au thorities should
« lock, thousands ot stalk« of stri«” have
I kk ' ii urna!, mostly tim e and four fold to lion w ith her parent) Mr. and .Mrs. J j secure n blank form from the office of
C. Smith, has got,,« t Salem to take a I ' public roads on which to m ake appli-
give greater strength.
' cations. Bequests from eor|M>rate vil­
position as librarian.
lages or cities eauuot be met. however.
W arn’l, Cornog spent Wednesday ev­
Roquefort Cheese
Bridge work Is one branch of road
ening w tilt W ilk in s
building in w hich the departm ent may
t>e of particular service to local uuthor-
B»M,u,'f„rt »■I uk ’ k »' is made in Frauix*
M e, I I! Mack and sons «|s nt a lew ttles. Typical designs have Iveu p re
from ttie milk ot a eertaiu breed of she, p day« at their Firw,s»l home.
IMred. an,I copies of these can be fur
which is fnl on wild thym e, and th,1
Fran,vs McKerrow spent New Year nlsbed on request. A few minor altera
« tuese has a w ild tin,,' trying to k»a p with her sister. Mrs. J , W. Dixou and tlons would pr,>tmhly m ake such a ,te
sign suitable for special conditions, or
litui» stinking itself to «leali, in its in- family.
an engineer may be assigned to Inspect
lancy. Th«' thym, gr««ws on th,- banks
'I r . W ithers was tin dinner gnest at
,»i tlw lari, Tarn an i other riv e rs in tl»’
eases designs by brldga companies h X
ih-partment of Aveyron in Frane,', and J , C. S m ith's Christmas.
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t l i xt , L i i o i »*t n i * k » i t
been review,«d i by
the deiuirtm ent for
after it has tir -t Taer. he h , | k «I an«l then
Katie Motejl and Henry Kci-ss ker the tvuetlt of l.wal officials.
Bond m at,'rials are also being contln
I ually testisi In th. departm ent an d the
The Sandy News
BUSINESS DIRECTORT
C. D. PURCELL
THE BLUFFS
C . D . P u r c e ll
INSURANCE
GOVERNMENT AID
FSR G0C3 ROflOS
V/sys In Which Department of
Agriculture Offers Help.
BEE” CREEK
PAUL R. MEINIG
Dealer in
General Merchandise
EIRWOOD.
Hats, Caps, Dry Goods
Agent for
Sharp es Seperators, M itchell Lewis and
Stover goods also Old Charter Oak Ranges
end g full line of Heating Stoves,
Olympic Flour
White Mountain Flour
White River Flour
Carry in stock at all times A.
A. Cutter
” Bergman Logger shoe, Florsheim and
Chesterfield dress shoe and a complete line
Ladies and Childrens Shoes