The Sandy news., June 01, 1916, Image 3

B idee B rothers
S.
ia l u r . i i i . l l l l
STATE
OF
(IH K I
OREGON
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county o f clackam as .
Elijah Coalman and Elvina C. Coalman
his wife, D. C. Latourette, Bank oi
Oregon City, a Corporation, Caspar
Ju n k er, F. L. Mack. Constable, and
Jolin Straus and W A. Proctor,
Dc-
fondants.
SUMMONS
To F. L. Mack, Constable, and John
Strauss, Pefcndents;
SELLING
We sell the DODGE BROS. CAR.
It is the best, the
IN T H E NAME OF TH E STATE OF
OREGON: You arc hereby required
to appear and answer the complaint filed
against you and each of you, in the a-
bove entitled action on or before the 10th
day of Ju n e 1916, and if you fail to a n ­
swer or appear, for w ant rhereof the
plaintiff’s will apply to the Court for the
relief
dem and' d in their com plaint, to-
cheap­
w it:
est, and the most adaptable car for this section of te rrito ry .
1st. That they have and recover from
aid defendants, Elijah Coalman and
! Elvina C. Coalman, his wife, or from
is used extensively alm ost everywhere ers re used,
It ¡S the either of them , tiie sum of FOUR
¡THOUSAND FIV E HUNDRED ($4,600.
car of u tility and economy.
j 00) Dollars, principal, together with in­
terest theron at the rate of SEVEN (7)
pel cent per annum from the 3rd day of
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July 1014;
the further sum of FIVE
We repair any car on earth. We repair anything about a h u n d r e d ($500.001 dollars ««or-
REPAIRS
car. We repair it in such a manner that it gives you entire satis- n°v’sfees:
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ami
their
costs ami
dis-
bnrsementa herein. 2nd.
T hat said
mortgage be foreclosed and the premises
When there is anything wrong w ith your car, come to us. cowred Hereby be sold by the sheriff of
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The sooner you come the less it w ill cost.
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A. W. Bell, Prop.
Sealed Bids for Wood.
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said Clackam as County, Oregon, acco rd '
Delays arc expensive ¡„g to Law and to ,i,e practice of this
A Staple A rtic le of Food In th e South
Is In v a d in g the N o rth .
Sealed proposals will be received by
T he dasheen. which has been suc­
th e Mi. Hood C ream ery Co,, for 50 cessfully raised In some of our so u th ­
dords of 4 ft. wood, delivery to be made ern sta te s ami Arizona, has become
by S eptem ber 1st. S ta te kind of wood quite popular as a rival to th e potato.
and price.
The board reserves th e It outdoes th e potato in th a t it can
be grow n as a sum m er crop in a
rig h t to reje ct any or all bids.
Bids
region w here the potato m ust be
m ust be in by 10 a. m. Ju n e 10th.
grown alm ost entirely ns a sp rin g
Address H. 11. W atkins, S ecretary , crop. It ripens Its tubers In October
Sandy, Oregon.
ATTENTION PLEASE
When You Need
F u rn itu re, Rags, C u rta in s H a rd ­
ware, Tools, C utlery, S p o rtin g
Goods, Guns, a m m u n itio n , Fish­
ing Tackle or Licenses. Stores
a n d Ranges, K itchen ware, C hina-
ware, Doors, 11 'indows, Locks,
Hinges, Lime, Cem ent. F a ria
M achinery, Buggies,
IVagous,
Cream Separators a n d S u p p lie s
Goodyear Tires, Go to
The Sandy M ercantile Company
The t*lace To Trade.
i Court ami th a t the plaintiffs, or either W e (liv e T ra d in g Stam ps and P re m i
! of them , be permitted TO PURCHASE urns.
w ith an automobile
said property upon execution sale by the
3rd. th a t the proceeds of the
sale of said real property be applied;
First, to the paym ent of costs and ex ­
penses of this suit and sale Second:
to th e paym ent of
th e
am ounts
decreed to be due the plaintiffs from
said defendants Elijah Coalman and
Elvina C. Coalman, his wife, or from
either of them ; Third, th a t the balance
BUILD UP TIRED LAND
Tiie family of Mis. S. C. Runyan lie paid to the clerk ot tins Court to
I moved to S an d y last week where Mr distributed bv him as by Law provided; N a tu re Should Be Helped to Restore
H a rd W o rked Fields.
Runyan is employed a t D ixon’s mill.
j 4th T hat t|)e (1(.feil(lant, H,)(J
Agents for W right Truck A ttachm ents. We | Sheriff;
c a rry a complete stock of tires all m akes
and sizes. Phone Sandy 6x1.
Deaton & Proctor
CHERRYVILLE
PREPARING THE DASHEEN.
It
is a car that gives UNIVERSAL satisfaction wherever used, and it
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MONEY TO LOAN
killed by burning. Even Berm uda w ill
die If burned repeatedly. P erh ap s the
On Improved Property.
Large g reatest harm Is done In the woods by
the killing out of seeds ns they drop
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and Small Am ounts,
from the trees and by killing th e young
DIMICK
&
DIMICK
AND trees, th u s preventing the reproduction
of forests.
W. L. MULVEY,
Besides th e dam age done by fires in
A ndresen B u ild in g , Oregon C ity , Ore. th e rem oval of plant food an d killing
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out of vegetation they g reatly hasten
' AUTO STAGE TO PORTI AND erosion. On the other hand, the corn­
stalk s and grasses In the fields an d th e
LeaVCS San(,y
&
sage grasses in worn out soils prev en t
rains w ashing out gullies am i help
Leaves 1st & Alder 3 p. m. the
to hold th e w ater as It soaks into th e
ground.
Phone No. 64 Gresham.
THE)
Ezra C. Trum an and Eliza J. Trum an.
husband and wife. Haintiffs
vs
MOTOR CAR
U A V C V
E
FOR
Farm and
Garden
DASH ISENS.
and furnishes them for th e tablo n t a
season when northern grow n potatoes
have to l>e shipped in.
This vegetable Is a staple article of
food for millions of people In tropical
and subtropical countries. In general
It is used In the different ways in
which the w hite potato mid the sw eet
potato a re used. The flesh of th e largo
spherical coring and of th e larger tu ­
bers (which are usually much sm aller
than the corw si is frequently some­
w hat gray or violet when cooked, hilt
this dims not affect the flavor. Baked
dasheens. stuffed dasheens, scalloped
dasheens. boiled dasheens, fried dash-
eens. mashed dasheens. cream ed dnsli-
ecus. dasheen salad, dasheens as filling
for fowls and oth er m eats, dasheen
soup, candied dasheens. dasheen pie,
dasheen pudding, dasheen shoots,
dasheen greens prepare and cook ns
you would potatoes. This Is a novelty
th a t u m ateu r g ardeners will enjoy try ­
ing.
( D r . H . B . B ro w n . M ississip p i s ta tio n .]
The good old summer time.
Success In the V eg etab le G arden.
The people here who are on R. R. 'a n d all of them be barred ami foreclosed
Help n atu re build up the fields th a t
Have good soil properly prepured.
J
n
.
e
land
have
mostly
t
o
n
on
the
land
long
j
of
and
enjoini,(|
fr(),n
right,
have
worked
too
hard
and
have
been
June brides. Jui-e berries and
iT
lC in t r ll f to
o I hold
t r t l f l t their
h in s o ln in ia
.I ll i
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turned out to rest. If grasses, corn­ Purchase seeds from u reliable seed
enough
claims n as o *1-»«»
the I hill
roses are now on the program.
recently passed by congress requires title, lien, claim or interest in to or up­ stalks. Icuvcs mid other organic m ate­ house. A lw ays sow seeds according
If old Noah had lived in Oregon lie them to sh how a continuous residence on said real pro|>erty or any part thereof, rials are left on tile land they will de­ to directions. (Jive proper cultivation
from the tilin' the seedings appear u n ­
would have built more than one ark.
since December 1st, 1913. This applies situated in the County of Clackamas, cay and mid hum us to the soil. W here til th e crop Is harvested. A heavy d a y
these
m
atertuls
m
e
burned
off,
how­
The dance at the Dr Botkin ran li to 8am Cox, tiie Clarks, \\ i hbers, John- j State of Oregon, ami more particularly ever. nil the organic su bstances are soil will not produce good vegetables.
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1 tst Saturday night drew a large crowd, sons and ot course Mr. William Ritnvan
“ " " J " " described in said mortgage as ail of tiie given off In the form of gases and only Clay soil should he lightened by apply­
ing siftings from coal ashes or sum!
there being over 80 present. The music who has been on the longest ot anybody . ,
J j South west quarter (8. W. J ) of Sec­ the mineral m a tte r Is left in the ash.
was furnished by Roberts, Bodley and here.
The Im provem ent to the land If all and lluie should he used freely, with
tion Tw enty four, (24), in Township grasses an d oilier grow th were allowed plenty of stable manure.
Mrs. St Clair, the Dover Orchestra, and
C ultivation m ust begin ns soon as
t"-o (2) South, Range Seven (7) east of to rot Instead of being burned would
was all right. It was wortli anybody’s
the seedlings appear, mnl som etim es
attention to see Miss H art and John ► ' W V / V W u V W V W W V W f l Hie W illamette M eridian, in tiie County be worth millions of dollars to any before, keeping the weeds from get­
state. T he destruction of useful plants
McCormick dance the hesitation waltz.
of Clackamas, sta te of Oregon, contaiu- Is ano th er harm ful result of burning ting a start. Never allow the ground
They come very near being in tiie pro­
to become h ard or “baked" on the su r­
INCUBATOR HINTS.
onehuudre 1 sixty (16U) acres accord off the fields. l-’l-e will totally destroy face. When the seedlings are tall
fessional class.
the seed of all the tru e clovers, which
IK/WW W W .Z W W V W W X / V ® 'Og to the Government survey thereof arc Invaluable as soil builders. Many enough to thin give tbe plants am ple
A writer in the Oregonian says arti­
See th a t the Incubator Is running except only the statuatory right of re­ of i he m ost valuable grasses can lie room.—W M. L.. Batesville. Inti.
chokes make the very best chicken feed.
steadily nt the desired teuqiernture be­ dem ption, ami Fifth, for such further
That horses will leave grain to eat them
fore filling with eggs Do not add
and tiiat hogs will fatten quickly on fresh eggs to a tray containing eggs ami different relief us may to this Court
them , and that they will yield over 1000 which are undergoing Incubation.
seem meet and proi>er.
bushels to the acre. No show tor one to
T urn the eggs tw ice daily afte r the
This summons is served upon you by
lie poor in Oregon. P lant an acre or so second uuttl the nineteenth day. Cool
publication and published by virtue oi As a careful business or household manager, you do nol want to
of artichokes and live at ease and in the eggs once daily, according to the
luxury.
The tops, the writer says, w eather, from the seventh to the nine an order m ade anil entered herein outlie
let opportunities for economical buying pass you by.
teenth day.
4th day of May 1916, by J. U. Camp
make excellent fodder.
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Miss Goldie Williams, of Wisdom,
directing the naine ho I m * published in tin
Montana, is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Attend to the m achine regularly at
Augu-t Beidelisleiu, ami may remain all regular hours.
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( >andy News, a newspaper of general otso h are an up-to-d ite tine o f Ladies a n d Gents Dress Shoes a n d a
summer.
Keep the lamp and wick clean.
arculation, published a t Sandy in com plete lin e o f Sku/fers, Flu-■■ers a n d Tenis Shoes.
M y m a rk e t
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READ THIS!
Test the egg* on the seventh and Clackamas County Oregon.
Other parts of the country have dis­ fourteenth days.
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U. IL Purcell
agreeable weather as well as Oregon. So
Do not open th e m achine afte r the
Yttornev f«»i tl„. I’b in tifL
AMt,rn‘ >
I lamt.ffs
cold at Los Angeles th a t eve-ylxsly com­ eighteenth dny until th e ch icken, are L..
FirRt
M»y 4th, 1916.
plains, while at Anderson, Indiana it hatched.-A m erl.-an A grleulturisu
aet Publleatiolie June Mth, 1916.
was so hot th a t children in a parade
H e a v y H e a rt*.
were sun struck.
Mr. B aco n -T h ere, w hat did 1 tell
you? This paper says the average
A big show oi fruit for the rnnning j iuan’a heart weigh« fn im ten"to” tweiva I
wild blackberry.
T his la a d elirious. ounces; the average w om an's flow
Heron’s Foot For Bait,
fruit and any..ne .-an m ake money g a th - ' eight to ten. Mrs. Bacon—Of courae
So grviU 1H ll,e heron s repute as a
ering and canning them ' as tliey com- j m en's hearts weigh more. They ara 6sher th at It baa long been thought
mand ft ready sale. Strawberries also I 8 good deal harder.—Yonkers State«- | t*la t ,ts
ovl'lr,K to some peculiar
This is the open season for Bull Moose
i
an 1 although some think the species is i
extinct a fine specimen is >uhG t., sh-w i '
np a Chicago next week.
1 scent or o il w hich they were supposed
man.
promise a big crop.
Thorough Understanding,
* l * ' re" ' lra.e >'ou "nderatand an auta
at
Look out for lt won-t nJn the„
Mnieth)n<
1 m atter w ith it.” — D etroit Free Urea«.
to possess, attracted th e fish, more es
pecially eels, to w ithin easy reach of
its beak. In some places th e rustic
an g ler still believes th a t If a heron’s
foot Is p laced w ith his worm s th e la t­
te r are more eugerly taken by fish.—
London Outlook.
d a y is Tuesday.
B rin g in your Fork a n d Veal.
PAUL R. MEINIG
Dealer in General M eichandise.
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Mt. Hood B utter
Always Good
HestonW Tight, e tosProducersests and
Price