The Sandy news., June 01, 1916, Image 4

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Any and all kinds Farm Machinery. Head=
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and Cutlery, Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum,
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An Opportunity
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and Spoons at 25 per cent
discount From June 1st to
June 30th at
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i u r . v i n c L i i LUUKT OF THE answer to tne complaint the aetua
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE nature of their several and conflicting
COUNTY OF CLACKAMAS
claims in and to the said real property.
J. Lee Eckerson Plaintiff
This summons is published by virtue
of an order made by J. U. Campbell,
RESOURCES
Preston Pendleton; Michael Pendleton Judge of the above entitled Court on
and----
Pendleton, his wife; Hannah the 9th day of May A. D„ 1916, di-
Loans A D iscounts............
130,963.83
Overdrafts, secured and
Whitney; Rice Pendleton, or his un- rectin2 the s a m e to
____
be published in
unsecured...................
known heirs; the unknown heirs of THE SANDY NEWS, a newspaper of
Bonds and , w a . rra n ts..................... 2,060.00
--------- - John Pendleton, deceased; Lucy JaneI £eneral circulation published at Sandv
“ ....... ‘- s i ? :
TO n” *
REPO RT OF T H E CONDITION OF
CLACKAMAS COUNTY BANK
at Sandy, in the State ot Oregon at the
clow- of business May 1, 1916.
I
Hammond & Hammond,
Other real estate owned.............. "20.00 and
unknown heirs of Elizabeth
Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
Due from apptoved reserve
deceased;
the u.in.nuwii
unknown neirs
heirs ■
,, - c n e
, Whitney,
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Oregon City, Oregon.
................................. 6,241.10 of Francis Marion Pendleton, deceased; First Publication, 5lay 18 1916
C hecks and other cash items....... non.-, the unknown heirs of Samuel R. Thurs-
Last Publication, June 29, 1916.
Casb on b a n d .............................
4 -180.9;
Expenses............................... . . .
1*475.99 tan Pendleton, deceased; and also all oth*
er persons or parties unknown claiming
$52,3-12.62
any right, title, estate, lien or interest
liabilities
in the real property described in the
Capital stock paid in .............. $10,000.00 complaint herein. Defendants;
Surplus fu n d ................................. 1,200.00
SUMMONS
Undivided profits, less expenses
To—— Pendleton, wife of Michael
and taxes p a id ..................
1,237.16 Pendleton; Rice Pendleton, or his un­
Individual deposits
known heirs; the unknown heirs of John
subject to c h e e k .................29.859.34 Pendleton deceased; Edward Whitney
Demand certificates of deposit... 415.94 R„sa Whitney, Emma Whitney, Rov
Cashier cheeks outstanding.
684.18
Mundue and the unknown heirs of Eliza­
Time ami savings deposits
8,946.00 beth Whitney, deceased; the unknown
$-52,342.62 I heirs of Francis Marion Pendleton, dec-
JU ST AS T H E LIGHTHOUSE
eased; the unknown heirs of Samuel R
STATE OF OREGON!
throws
its rays across tile wayes showing
Comity of C lackam as/88
Thurston Pendleton, deceased; and also
I, M. A. Deaton, Cashier of the above all other persons or parties unknown the heavily ladden ship the safe way
named bank, do solemnly swear th a t the
home, so the commercial bank account
above statem ent is true to the best of my claiming any right, title, estate, lien or
interest in the real property described throws its light upon the sea of business-
Knowledge and belief.
pilloting the business m an to a safe h ar­
in the complaint herein.
M. A. DEATON, Cashier
bor
in tim e of storm.
We invite any
IN THE NAMEOF THE STATE OF
CORRECT—A ttest:
business
m
an
who
has
no commercial
OREGON: You are hereby required to
A. L. DEATON,
bank
account
to
open
one with us.
appear and answer the complaint filed
W. A. PROCTOR,
Ye
ar
benefits
will
be
great.
M. A. DEATON.
against you in the above entitled suit
, ,
,
Directors On or before the 3rd day of July, A D
CLACKAM AS COUNTY A N K B
» u b scrib ed and sworn to before me this 1Q1C
,
„
9th day of May, 1916,
I 1916, and lf you fal1
answ er or ap-
FRED L. PROCTOR,
pear' ^or want thereof the plaintiff will
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,
Notary Public ' aPP‘.v to the court for the relief deman-
My commission expires May 22nd 1916 ded in the complaint, to-wit:
That the plaintiff is the owner in fee
simple of the following described real
MAGGIE AND A M YSTERY. property, situated in Clackamas County
Oregon, to-wit:
^4444444444444*441^
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n it r a t e s a n d p o t a s h .
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Extensive deposits of nitrate 4
£ of potash (saltpeter) are said to 4
£ have been discovered In the *
northwestern comer of Nevada, 4
with promising prospects over *
the line In California and in 4
T he D a rk Secret W as Revealed A fte r
The south half of the Champing
southeastern Oregon. Should it *
the M aid H ad Gone.
prove to be of commercial value 4«
Pendleton
and wife Donation Land
“And so.” said one north Pennsylva­
It will l»e of great importance. 4
nia street matron to another, "you let Claim, Number 68, lying on the east
'- Heretofore this country had to *
Muggle
go?”
T h is S ilv e r w a r e is all g a u r a n te e d .
"Yes, and T made the mistake of /ay sd e of the Molalla River, save and ex­ ‘- Import its potash from Germany 4
and its nitrates from Peru or 4
cept:
life, but 1 came to be afraid of her.”
£
Chile.
To be independent of both 4
"A fraid of her. for goodness' sake!
John Kieseeker spent Sunday with
4.19 acres, more or less, described 4 of those distant sources of sup- 4
U by, she always seemed so quiet!”
home folks.
ply of these elements, so vital In 4
“You noticed perhaps that she al­ book 131, at page 598. Deed Records of
The K eenan’s have returned to P ort­ ways had one or two lend pencils stuck Clackamas County, Oregon, owned by 4 peace or war, is of extreme mo- 4
4 ment to the United States. With- 4
RememlM-r the Sandy Grange, .lime land after putting in their crops.
In her hair? Well, we began to find Conrad and Carrie Sannes:
4
out depending upon this possi- 4
Kith. There is to be thirteen candidates
Mr. llosbolm and ,1. (i. DeShazer at- pencil marks everywhere—on the paper
-k bllity, however, congress wisely 4
Also
5-50
acres,
described
Book
134,
lining
the
pantry
shelves,
on
the
pack­
initiated.
proposes federal aid to and super- 4
t soled the l.O .O .!•. lodge Monday night. ages that came from the butcher and page 551 Deed Records of Clackamas
4 vision of manufacturing plants 4
Miss Beulah Post, of Madison, W h-
the grocer—the strangest, most myste­ County, Oregon, owned by John R. 4 operated hy water power for ex-
4
cousin, M’-s Katherine Rischatsch, of
rious marks.”
4 trading nitrogen from the air. 4 .
Newton.
St. Paul, Minnesota and Mrs. Cornog,
"Well, I never!”
4 This will do much to insure cheap 4
“Yes; I had rend of thieves marking
of Poitlam t, s|H-nt a week at Mrs M urk’s
Also the land described in Book 114, 4 nitrates for agricultural purposes 4
"n gateixists and nil that kind of thing at page 565. Deed Records of Clacka­ 4 during peace and an ample sup- 4
home a t Firwood.
—the way they gave information to
ply thereof for explosives during 4
Mrs. A. Malar, Miss Averill and
each other. So I let her go. One day mas County, Oregon, owned by Ole W 4 4 war.—
Orange Judd Farmer
4
George Foster were Portland visitors
when m.v brother Fred was here ! told Berg,
*
4
Saturday.
him about It and showed him some of
Also the land described in Book 129, 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
METHODIST
the pencil marks. Then he laughed
The ham per hojs and Clark Strong
at
page 308, Deed Records of Clacka­
ami read them right off. One of the
M y th o f the Doones.
Sunday School
spent Sunday at Updegrave’s.
10 a M
markings said:
mas County, Oregon, that is now own
How largely Mr. Blnrkmore drew
Preaching
“ ’Don't forget to tell her we need
Mr. Withers spent a lew days in P o rt­
11 A M
upon his Imagination for the story of
ed by John R. Newton;
mustard, macaroni and cheese.’
"Lorna Doone” Is made clear by F.
land ttiis week,
Preaching
8:00 P M
"Another was interpreted by Fred to
And that defendants and each of VY. Hack wood in his book. “The Good
Mr. an 1 Mrs. .1. W. Dixon and family
read, 'Two quarts of milk for Sunday.' them and every person or parties claim­ Old Times." There were, in fact, no
Everybody invited.
attended the spelling m atch at Kelso
ami another. ’Bluing nnd salsoda.'
Doones. The word was simply a local
Rev. L. W. Chandler, Pastor.
\\ hy.' said Fred, ’that's shorthand ing or to claim by, through or under bogy, a modified form of “Dane,” a
Friday night.
Jow phine Dixon won
and mighty good shorthand nt that. said defendants or any of them have no memory of the faroff times when the
second prize. She received an iyory
Sister, you have let a bird go.’ In right, title, estate, lien or inte rest in viking Invaders harried the land. “The
handled knife • as a prize.
dianapolls News.
vestige of actuality discoverable
or to said real property or any part only
Hadden Johnson «ml Foster Arnold
Is a faint tradition that a fugitive from
GERMAN
LUTHERAN
s|s-m Sunday with George Foster
thereof, and that they and each of them the battle of Sedgrooor, to escape the
serv
ices
are
held
every
Sunday
exeep
be
forever barred and estopped from han't ngs of Judge Jeffreys, appropriat­
Mr. Heiwingscn and Mr. TenEyek
the ruins of some wretched huts in
spent Sunday at M alar’s.
asserting
or claiming any right, title, ed
the fourth of each mouth.
M e rits o f "A n g elic k S n u ff.”
recesses of the Badgworthy glen, now
Angellck snuff, the most noble com estate, lien, or interest in said real pro­ ’the Doon valley.’ finding there a safe
Edith Smith and a friend, of Portland,
Preaching at 10:30.
position In the world, removing all perty i r any part thereof, and that this retren t in which he reared a consider­
are yisitllig with the form er's parents for
manner of disorders of the head and
F. Dobls-rfuhl, Pastor
able family, which managed to eke out
a few days.
brain, easing the most excruciating - plaintiff’s title in and to said real pro a living by committing petty depreda­
Viola PeShti/.er and Charles 1'islegrave
pain In a moment, taking away all j perty and the whole thereof be forever tions in the district The last of the
swimming and giddiness proceeding
. ,
, ,
were dinner guest; of Mr. and Mis.
Doones.' an old man nnd his grand­
from vapours, etc.; «Iso drowsiness, quieted and i o t such other relief as to daughter. are said to have perished in
W alter Douglas, Sunday.
CAIHOLIC
sleepiness nnd other letliargtek effects the court may seem just and equitable the snow during the winter of 1800.”
.Mrs. William Fisher and grandson re­
Mass is held at 10:30 a m in tl
per'ectl.v curing deafness to admira­
turned from Portland Monday.
Church of Saint Michael, Sandy, tl
tion and all humours mid soreness In in the premises, save and except that
the eyes. etc. Corroborates the brnln. said decree shall not in any way effect
Miss Averill and George TenEyek vis­ ib-t atid*f hrffi *«rnlay>- •*! each month.
comforts the nerves sml revives the
H eron's Foot F o r B a lt
ited at William Rola-rts' Sunday.
Rev. Fr. Basal.
spirits. Its admirable efficacy In all what ever rights John Mainwood may
So great is the heron's repute as a
the alsjve mentioned diseases has been
Mr. aiid Mrs. A. Mai ir and George
tkihur that it has loug been thought
experienced above a thousand times have by virtue of a mortgage recorded that Its feet, owing to some peculiar
Foster attended the ball game at, Sandy
M ixad M etaphor.
and
very
Justly
causes
It
to
be
es­
and Fena scent or oil which they were supposed
last Sunday.
Kina Edward VII., when he w it teemed the most beneficial snuff In the Book 100, page 325,
Prince
of
Wales,
once
made
a
fuuuy
Nelson-Ti
tslaff
may
have
by
virtue of to possess, attracted the fish, more es­
Several
the Firwood people atten d ­
world. Trice is. a paper, with direc­
pecially eels, to within easy reach of
mixture of metaphors. In reply to car- tions^ Sold only at Mr. Payn’s toy
ed the dance given at Cherryville Satttr-
talu Inquiries ami admonitions he said, shop at the Angel and Crown, in S t a mortgage recorded Book 105, page Its beak. In some places the rustic
day night. A fine time was reported.
"1 will do my best to walk In my fa­ Paul’s chur-hyard, near Cheapside.— 1110. all of mortgage records of C lack,- j
w0™ ¿ T ia t-
Mr W ithers painted Sinclair’s house ther's footsteps, which you have held Advertisement In Loudon Paper. Aug
mas Countv, Oregoc, also that said de- ' er are more eagerly taken by fish.—
up for my Imitation.’*
6, 171L
last week.
London Outlook.
fendents be required to set up in their |
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rF. E. Beckwith’s
Sandy, Oregon.
FIRWOOD.
AT THE CHURCHES