The Sandy news., June 08, 1916, Image 3

Doc d e b B rothers
J . M. C. Miller spent last \\ tdneeday
with A. Malar, Sr.
Ruth H art was J Cherryville visitor Í
Saturday.
MOTOR CAR
IN TI1E CIRCUIT OOtJRT OF THE i
STATE OF OREGON FOR T H E «
-H -H -t-i-
Scientific
Farming
m ay be killed. Then follows a coat of
tree wound paint or an y prep aratio n
; ; m anufactured by a reliable com pany
. . j for tins p articu lar work.
In Alling cavities th e m aterials m ust
+
''f ,l" ’
A
good ........... .
port-
| land cem ent and sh arp sand should be
ttsed. Even the best cem ent filling
i will crack unless some provision Is
COUNTY OF CLACKAMAS.
r- l-l 1 I 'H -H -t-i-t t i l l l-l -H -l-H-t-b • j made to protect it from shock. H ero
Ezra C. Trum an and Eliza J . Trum an,
I expert knowledge is required, for th e
husband and wife. Plaintiffs
I ta r paper padding, w hich is ideal un-
TREE SURGERY.
I dor some conditions, becomes Insuffi­
vs
.
Elijah Coalman and Elvina C. Coalman
Rernova- of Decayed M atter Im portant cient and m ust be augm ented w ith lay­
ers of rubber w here the sw ay is g re a t­
hi- irifo r. r> J
/
to P ro,ong Life.
ns«> fe D. C. Latoun-tte, Bank o
In considering the subject of tree e r and th e shock on th e tilling would
t'n ato n City, a Corporation, Caspar « » W r y It Is Im portant first to become therefore lie more Intense.
R eenforcing, like filling cavities,
Ju n k er, F. L. Mack Constable, and ' filnii,i;lr In a g eneral w ay w ith the
varies w ith existing conditions. One
Jo h n Straus and \V A. Proctor,
tiffieulty in this field Is th e fac t th a t
De- p arts of a tree w hich a re directly In
volved. th eir stru c tu re and how they the average property ow ner, w hen re­
fendants.
a re affected by the surgical m ethods enforcing is mentioned to hint, rem em ­
SUMMONS
employed. Nearly every tree show s bers only those exam ples w here th e
To F. L. Mack, Constanle, and John work for the skilled "tree doctor," es­ work «Ione is quite obvious. He ob­
pecially the so ft wood trees, w here jects to tiie appearance of chains from
Strauss, Defendant«:
one branch to another, forgetting th e
1X T ,IE NAME o E T H E STATE OF branches are lashed from the tru n k s fact th a t tiie very re-enforcing to
am
i
main
limbs
and
crotches
are
spilt
OREGON: You are hereby required
Incessantly, leaving a rough, splintery which he objects bas probably pre­
W e cell th e n n n r .C n o n e n n
. .
to appt‘ar »n‘l answer the com plaint tiled surface, w here decay soon sta rts its vented the entire loss of a valuable
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the DODGE BROS. CAR. It is the best, the cheap* I a«aini* J'°11« '»’ ea< h of you. in the «- deadly work. Then, too, many crevices tree.
It is tru e that, unless it is quite ex­
est and the mast adaptable car for this section of te rrito ry
It is ‘ '>ove eMti,led actio,‘ on or u'iore the 10th on so t wood trees are caused by severe pertly done, re-enforcing a tree In Its
strain s during w ind an d Ice storm s. In
m any cases th ese a re h idilen’hy the last stages Is likely to m ar the ap p ear­
a car that gives UNIVERSAL satis-action wherever used, and
rugged hark and unnoticed by th e a v e r­ ance of the tree, even though It does
save It. One w a y - in fact, the best
age man.
-
. almost
.
| plaintiff’s will apply to the Cpurt for the
is used . extensively
everywhere cars are used. It
Most cavities an d crevices soon form " a y —to avoid tills condition is to have
IS l n e j relief d em a n d -d in their com plaint, to-
pockets, In which w ate r and foreign tiie cavities treated early, when th e
car of u t ilit y a d economy.
w it:
m atter collect .d u rin g the w inter re -enforcing can probably be done en­
months. W ith continuai freezing and tirely by means of n system of conceal,
1st. T hat they have and recover from
ed bolts.
thraw ing, th e cavities expanding ami
said defendants, Elijah Coalman and contracting, each tim e th e w ater w orks
Elvina C. Coalman, his wife, or from lower, and finally a large opening re
suifs.
s
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either of them , the sum of FOUR
The treatm en t o f cavities can be re­
PLANTING STRAWBERRIES.
e repair any car on earth. We repair anything about a thousand f iv e h u n d r ed <$4,500. garded as com prising four essential
car. We repair it in such a manner that it gives you entire sat. i
I,<’" ‘r3’ pril,‘ ipa1’ togethcr " i" 1 in’ operations—rem oving all decayed and H ill and Row Systems Most Commonly
SELLIN G
REPAIRS
isfaction
o
*
U“rest theron at the rate of SEVEN (7 J
pet cent par annum from the 3rd «lay of
When there is a n y f i„ g wrong w ith yo u r car, come Io n s .
e sooner you come the less it will cost.
Delays are expensive !ney’sfe‘"':
w ith an «lutomobile
«>><1 their
bursem ents herein.
costs and
2nd
dis­
T hat said
mortgage be foreclosed ami the premises
covered thereby be sold by th e sheriff of
said Clackam as County, Oregon, accord-
Agents for Wright Truck Attachments. We
carry a complete stock of tires all makes
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of them , lx- permitted TO PURCHASE
and sizes. Phone Sandy 6X1,
said property u.sui execution sale by the
D eaton & P ro c to r
GEORGE
Miss Cathrina Iieitsma, of Portland,
was the guest of .Mrs. T. H arders last
w?3k while visit ng friends in the
neighborl ood. H er brother came out
Saturday evening, returning w it i his
sister to their home Sunday evening.
sheriff; 3rd. that the proceeds of the
sale of said real property lx? applied;
, First, to the paym ent of costs and ex-
! penscs ot this suit and sale Second:
the
am ounts
«lay. Mrs. Cliri-iian and daughter will to th e paym ent of
;
decreed
to
be
due
the
plaintiffs
from
remali- for two wi ek«.
i -Mrs. Koesell and son, H erbert, were said defendants Elijah Coalman and
FJvina C Coalman, his wife, or from
R^wood visitors Sunday.
Mr. Withers m anned from Portland either of them ; Third, that the balance
Friday
l»e paid to the clerk ot this Court to lx*
distributed
by him as by Law provided;
E nest H art, who has been at Bull
4th. T hat the defendants am i each
Run, speut Sunday at home.
Mrs. Joe Wilcoxen am i daughter spent j * and
?' ° all ' of them lx? barred and foreclosed
Mrs. N. Scheel and children a r e inll),1(1
Monday afrernooii wi.li .Mrs. lin y
spending this week in Portland taking tv.»«>.ile
m the rose show and visiting fri ?nds. !
They will spend a few day? visi ing 1 Miss Averill spent the week end at
friends in Oregon City and Beaver h »me.
( re?k le fo re returning horn?.
°* an<* enJ°*ni‘d from asserting any light,
title, lieu, claim or interest in to or up­
Used.
T he straw b erry leads th e list of
sm all fru its in popularity beenuse of
its wide range of ad ap tatio n to soil
and clim atic conditions. T he large
num ber of varieties give a long season
of the most delicious fru it. Its ease of
culture an d Its early season of bearing
make it a desirable home and m arket
crop.
“The straw b erry Is tin? m ost produc­
tive in a sandy loam soil, b u t If this
type of soil is not available It may he
grown w ith good results in many of
the heavier soils,” says .Mr. Merrill of
the K ansas station. "T h e poorest re­
sults usually occur on the sandiest
•tolls, for these dry out more severely
in the late sum m er m onths and pre­
vent the form ation of new plants ami
runners amt reduce the developm ent
*jf fruiting buds for th e subsequent
fiats ui.
Freshly broken land is usuariy Ideal
for a straw b erry lied, provided It has
first been planted to some cultivated
crop, such us potatoes. Sod land is
likely to be Infested w ith w hite grubs,
which are a dangerous foe to the te n ­
d er plants."
T here are m any different ways of
planting, lint the two most commonly
used are the hill system and the m at­
ted row system . In the hill system
.
the plants are set eighteen Inches
ap a rt and no run n ers art? allowed to
develop. T he stren g th of the plant Is
utilized In th e form ation of one stool.
All the work done In cultivation in
this system m ust be done with hand
Implements, b ut tiie retu rn s are higher
1 than in tiie m alted row system. T h e
modification of this system is some­
tim es practiced by setting the rows
three feet ap a rt and the plants eight­
een inches a p a rt In the row.
In tin- m atleil row system tiie rows
are from three to four feet ap art, anil
th e plants tw elve t i eighteen Inches
ap a rt in the row. New plants a re per­
m itted to «lev. op until tin- row Is tw o
feet ivlile. Vi'it'i this s -tern the work
«a-, lx- -lone mainly with horse draw n
Implements
on sai-l real property or any part thereof,
situated in the County of Clackamas,
State of Oregon, ami more p artieu larh
Mrs. A. M alar anil her eighth grade
Edward Harders, last week complet­ pupil- spent S aturday Oi: Columbia described in said mortgage as all of tin
A TREE WITH WOUNDS DBBMNU
ed the fran e work of an addition to the Highway.
South west qu arter (S. W. 1 ) of See- diseased m utter, re-enfor, ing tin- ear-
Fred Lins barn and is this week begin­
«’Rh holts or supporting th e branch
J. W. Dixon, ami daughters, Pearl turn Twenty four, (24), in Township
ning work on the Weiderhold barn.
t-
o
(2)
South,
Range
Seven
(7
)
east
of
F-
o,,e or
chains to nn ad-
and Hazel, autoed to Portland Saturday.
.oining
Miss Sarah How-ard was the dinner
.he Willmnette M eridian, in the County P
. o o f branch,
i ^ s u r t sterilizing
u i S ' ^ n ? anil
f i L w i nter-
nX
guest at P eter R ath ’s, Sunday.
The Mi-Calx- hill in the Cherryville
ot tl.n k a m a s, H ate of Oregon, cotitaiu- | u l'-Lv hi a m anner th a t will favor rap.
Mrs. Hi Id visited Mrs L. Harders ’ road district was in such condition that °g one hundred «ixty (too) acres a«-«-,rd-
jL^'j'sm ”" ,>l" 1
lh,lp rot producing
the
cream
hauler
refused
to
gather
the
I u iday afternoon.
ing to tl,e Governm ent survey then-of, | "u'suaffv .... old decayed spot may be
t . r
i
v
i i
.
rouni
th at road until it wan put in
except only the statualory right of re- P'll't *J’1,.v e o v e ie l by a new grow th of
dem ptlon, and Fifth, for such lurtl.er wood an d b erk ut tiie edges ami the
Mrs. Leo R e d , X efted M r . « e , h e „
t , ? " “ 7 “” “
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visible, de ayed area lie «mull, os com­
pared w ith th a t w hich Is hidden
In
j eu h cases it Is nsuully necessary to
on Friday afternoon.
worked one flay each with their teama, 1
H * ^ ro^Kr
Keep right on res.lln-r the home paper,
This summ ons is served upon you l.v * ««T* tlle '’P ining hi order to make
Miss R eitsm a and her b rother w ere £ ’
.F " **'. "'V,'.
William
upon you by j sufficient room
thoroughly , lean the brother and sM cr. It Is th<- p o rio tisin
dinner guests at K linker’s Sunday.
I ■ ‘’’’L ' all,U B
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oue half publication ami published by virtu«- ot Interior. T h is op.-aiug should not lx? that leads to tlx- right kind of pr« | ared-
«lay. Toey have th e road in good coti- an order ma« e and entered herein outlie «.ay w ilier th-in is nee«-s-ary, hut it iii-g-.
A picnic will be held in the gre e at dition now ami have the H art bill look- 4tl. day of .May
|,y j .
Ca|1|(| muy be s u til-leiiti.v h ug to ten t h all
the club house July 3rd. The GarffJd ing much better. Tiie next «lay a crew-
tix- tie
e.I am i «lSca ,-,| lie a rtw o x l.
f ’l , nn. the iHilitidal pot Is not huh-
band will furnish the music and there ' got together ami donatcl on the road • "-11, Judge of the alx.ve entitled Court, with little or n m id it i<niii I in ju r y
hli II’ one wee little hil.
It is only a
will also be a program in the forenoon lx tween Vpdegrave and the Strong cor- j direc,in< the same so be publi-hi in the the tree.
s - thing cauldron.
with dancing afterno n and evening, ner which was in bail condition
Now Sandy New«, a newspaix-r of c , n r . i l . A f , c r J ’” ' ' ,,‘<’«.ved an d diseased mat-
j
newspaper of gen-ral ter has been com pletely excavated the
All are cordially invited to bring their say the farmers are not Working for Ha­ irciilation, published at Sandy in
»’up Is to ste riliz e th e In terio r of r T ruth ¡ - a jewi-JI, but if we tell
unch and come and spend the day.
j Mt. Hood Creamery
If sandy shows
too
the cavity In order th a t all germs of m ueh'of it'w e an- Hai l - to g t our block
Clackamas County Oregon.
Mrs. T. H arders and Miss R eitsm a
spirk we’11 have » l’“ ved a‘" * t
disease or decay w hich a re present knocke«! off.
C. D. Purcell
n n rrv rnmi
Hood
country
road to tin?
visited the form er’s sister a t Garfield . I from th e co
A
ttorney
for
the
Plaintiffs
Creamery,
Friday.
First Publication May 4th, 1918.
Francis MaeKerrow spent Saturday a s t I’ublii-Atione Ju n e 8th, 1918.
ami Sunday with her sister, Mrs. J . W
FIRWOOD.
USE
Mt. Hood B u tte r
* Dixon ami family.
This world is full of givers ami takers,
Mena Frey, Marie Kenoeke, Mary with everylxsly w anting to Is- a taker.
Mr. and
Mrs. uni
Christian
«laughter,
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guit i, j ami
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»
Wespy, of P ortland, iiHj
the Misses 3111«
Mit« h. l,
Alta, of Astoria, are visiting
with her Otto . Meinig ami Mr. flavi-
i-all.-d Ht * ■
A few of our faya.'ib?
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A» and
—„.I Mrs.
\r _ F.
W Alt.
11.
w
>
_-.. I
mi
parents,
Mr
Mr
A 1 1-»
lt’s Sunday.
They were on their way appear to have nnlooded the however,
hulk ot
Christian returned to tlicir home Mon- ' lor a picuic.
j tbeir favorih i.-rn.
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Always Good
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