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

SAiNDY INfcYVS
rhe Same Old Story.
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
•STATE
OF
OREGON FOR THE
P u blish ed
e v e ry
T h u rs d a y e *
v .
.. ,
,
I rive high school boys in a new ma­
COUNTY OF CLACKAMAS.
ilt a n ,n
’reiro n -
chine come around curve in road near Ezra C. Truman and Eliz* J. Truman
M . A. D eaton, F red L. P ro c to r, San Franci8co at high ra U o f speed>
husband and wife. Plaintiffs
r o p rie to rs .
f ajj
8ee jowerej Kateg at
train,
i
WANT AND FOR SALE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
COLUMN
C. D. P u r c e ll
ATTORNEY AT LAW
V»
For Sale—Good pure Olive oil.
three -------,
killed, fourth
seriously Rjjt
injured and i Elijah Coalman ami Elvina C. Coalman, Apply to M. Boitano. Phone Sandy lOx,
V.. uviiuuaiv
E. V. Nye,
SANDY,
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OREGON
E d ito r. mAChine completely demolished.
his wife, D. C. Latourette, Bank of
—
so goes the story nearly every day. Oregon City, a Corporation, Caspar
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Large or
How
long will it be before drivers will Junker, F. L. Mack Constable, and i smah horses. Every horse sold under
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER
become aware of the fact that a rail­ John Straus and W. A. Proctor.
De a guarantee, or if you want a buggy or
wagon, see the Sandy Livery Barn,
fendants.
road
crossing
is
necessarily
dangerous
$1.00 per y e a r In adva nce .
Percy T. Shelley, Proprietor.
a t any time and that a halt should al-
SUMMONS
Six m o n th s , .50 cents
ways be made?
To F. L. Mack, Constable, and John
Entered as Hecond-cluss matter March
An
ace
dent
cf
this
kind
is
most
re-
Representing Reliable Companies.
Strauss,
Defen,lents:
FOR SALE
12, 1914, at the post office at Sandy.
Very fine thoroughbred Jersey Bull
Oregon under the Act of March 3 1879. gretable, not only to the families of the
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
deceased but for the engineer anil fire­ OREGON: You are htr.-by required calf two months old too good to veal
man who are subject to the nervous to appear and answer the complaint filed Will sell for $12.00. Good chance to
Adverti-ins? Rates on Application.
M. A. DEATON
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shock
and may be incapacitated
for against you and eui h of you, in the a- get a fine bull.
Local readers ten cents a line fo r,
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—
Agent For
A. O. Sherman, Rull Run, Oregon.
first insertion. five cents a line each j W6rk as a result, through no fault on bove entitled action on or about the 12th
subscquiit insertion. Display local» their part.
German American, London As-
d i , of August, 1916, and if yon fail to an­
FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Golden
fifteen cents a line first insertion, ten
swer or appear, for want thereof the Wyandotte eggs for hatching, 75 cents suranaceand other Reliable Co’s.
cents a line each sulisei,tient inwrtion.
Accidents Due To Trespassing plaintiffs will apply to the court tor the per Setting of 15.
CLACKAMAS COUNTY BANK,
relief d, manded in their complaint, to- Mrs. Alida A. Francis, Kelso.
In a coast city recently a boy aged 13 wit:
‘For Sandy Always.”
FOR SALE—Good 3J inch Farm Sandy,
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Oregon.
t.-ied to steal a ride on a freight train
1st. That they have and recover from Wagon with new bed. Price $25,00.
and I a 1 ore leg smashed and one foot
H. H. Watkins, Sandy, Oregon.
said defendants, Elijah Coalman and
HAMMOND & HAMMOND
J crushei . The boy v as observed jump
Elvina C. Coalman, his wife, or from
FOR SALE—Bay Gelding 6 years
ing on and off the cars and finally the
either of them, the sum of FOUR old, weight 1400 lbs. Bay mare 5 years
LAW YERS
i accident happened, although the train
THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ($4.00.- old, weight 1300 lbs.. Both well broken
Offices, SANDY & OREGON CITY
was going at a moderate sjieed. The
°°) Dollars, principal, togethet with in­ and good pullers.
We
will be in Sandy Saturday
| result will be a crippled boy and man
C. E. Cleveland,
terest thereon at the rate of SEVEN (7)
for the rest of his life, with a slim
Phone 301 Gresham, Oregon. of each week at the Clackamas
per cent per annum from the 3rd day of
c lance of making a livelihood a t aiy-
July 1914; the further sum of FIVE
County Bank
th in f under the sun. society has addtd
FOR SALE—One two-seated hack,
HUNDRED (£00 00) DOLLARS attor­
nearly new, and one hay rake in good
a lother to the army of defectives, rnd
Problems of Journalism.
ney’s .fees; and their costs and dis­ condition.
W . L. C O O P E R
instead of deriving benefits from a use-
bursements herein. 2nd.
That said
G. P. Herz, Bosing, Oregon.
I ful cttizi n it most support a helpless
How to meet increased cost of
mortgage be foreclosed and the premises
Attorney-At-Law
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" • “ » - I covered thereby he sold by the sheriff of
NOTICE
P ro b a te a nd R eal E s ta te L a w
said Clackamas County, Oregon, accord
_ B e will have English services at the
rat,.M?
” state 110 not prohibit trespassing on
ing to Law and to the practice of this I Evangelical Lutheran Church every first A b s tra c ts and T itle s E x a m in e d .
l l o . to HOP .„ ¡ „ .- „ „ i ,,, „ „ ...... .
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Court and that the plaintiff's, or either Sunday of the month at 10:30 a. m.. 926 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
. ,.l «.Ivoru,i,„
.1,
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J ™e
of them, be permitted TO PURCHASE commencing Sunday, February 6th.
Everybody is kindly invited.
lyio, 5, 084 persons were killed and 6,-
Portland, Oregon.
said property upon execution sale by the
i usiuesM and professions are maintain
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injured
while
trespassing
on
railroad
ing prices?
Sheriff; 3rd. that the proceeds of the
tracks, an awful loss. While we are
sale of said real property be applied;
How to establish a fair rate for legal
living in a new country, and it is a
First, to the payment of costs and ex­
advertising when all other | ubli •
business or service has its mice fixed by great convi menee t j he allowed lo w i k penses ot this suit and sale Second: Lumber, Shingles and Moulding All work guaranteed.
Hot and
rail, ta d t a 'k s, is it worth the lives it
law?
to the payment of
the amounts
If
you
are
in
need
of
lumber
costs. We enact laws to protect pe. pie liecned to be due the plaintiffs from
Cold Baths.
Facs and Head
These are h few of the hard nuts the
against impure food, adulterated and said defendant« Elijah Coalman and let us quote you our prices.
publisher lias to crack and he realizes
Massage
alcoholic drinks, hut we allow them to
Elvina C. Coalman, his wife, or from Split and Sawed Cedar Pests.
that unless lie cracks them lie has a
be killed by thousands. Is not a law in
either of them; Third, that the balance We also have a supply of brick Agency for Troy Laundry, goes
hack breaking lo«d to carry.
the interests of society, prohibiting tres­
lie paid to the clerk ot this Court to be and continue to sell at reduced out Tuesdays returns Saturdays
I best- ure some ot the problems state
passing by walking along on a railroad distributed by him as by Law provided;
e litoiial associations are trying to meet
prices.
track, sorely needed in this state?
I. E. Dawson,
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Prop.
4th. That the defendants and each
and that will fie discussed at sessions ot
Phone 46
and
all
of
them
lie
barred
and
foreclosed
the State Editoriul Association.
Sandy, • • . . . Oregor
Fight For Tax Reduction
of and enjoined front asserting any tight,
title, Hen, claim or Interest In to or up
Persons with bills to go liefore the
The Services of J J. Hill.
on said real property or any part thereof,
Percy Shelley, Prop.
legislature or hv initiative before the
rituatedln the County of Clackamas,
(From July Sunset Magazine)
Successor to Bell Bros.
I*'1 pie, .involving large expenditures,
8tate of Oregon, and more particularly
Livery Rigs of all kinds including heavy
might as well save themselves trouble as
described in said mortgage us all of the
---- lo r light freight.
First-class Auto
It is true that the Northwest would be they will not be authorized.
Fresh
and
Cured
.
Aleats
•South
west
quarter
(S.
W.
J
)
of
J
e­
a
n
|
service
day
or
night.
Horses and Rigs
producing wheat and lumlier today if
Political crazes and their effect on tax­
bought, sold or traded. Baled hay and
tton
Twenty
four,
(24),
it>*
Township
Sausage
of
All
Kinds.
J lilies J. Hill hud never lived. It is al- ation are being thought over by the
whole oats always on hand a t lowest
'o tr iu ih it til»'crags and glaciers ami people as never la-fore and not many - o (2) South, Range Seyen (7) east o f A Stock of Groceries kept in prices.
la ,es of Glacier National Park were not more steps in that direction will I k - tak the Willamette Meridian, in the County Stock. Best Bread in the State
of Clackamas, .state of Oregon, contattt-
I reated ny his soli. But the Hills, fath­
on mi this c Mat iu the near iuiur*4.
of Oregon.
I ng one hundred sixty ( 16U) acres accord-
er and son, had the foresight, the ability
Fresh
Fish
every Friday. Will
and the enemy to recognize the poten­ .................................................. ..
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except only the f-t.ituatory right ofn>. pay the highest cash price for
tial wealth of a vast, undeveloped do­
to the developm ent of u trained a r m v o f i
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g w oi n
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and Fifth, for such turther
Hides. Yeal, Pork, Eggs &c.
main and to make this wealth immoll­
ex|n rtg, or iHiluieal pests, called uplift and different
ati ly accessible. That others might have ■ - •
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amt tint, n nt relit I as may to thisC om t
boards, commissions or whatnot.
seem meet and pn-,»er.
done what they did does not din iniso
The average
in i Oregoi
»1,
,
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I per
- 1 eapititu i tax
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ir e g o e
This summons is served upon you by
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Sandy Blacksmith and Shoeing
publication
and published by yirtne ot
n ith Jaii t'rt J. Hill (here haa dvpartvil
Germany and from $20 1 st vanita to Son ' »
i
1
11
i
Hn
order
made
ami
em
end
hen-in
on
il...
from Ute American stage the last figure
Shop
within a dec.de on progressive , 22nd .lay of Ju n e 1916, by J. U. Cm p
A Row Marker.
of that great group which laid the foun-
R.
S.
Smith
Prop.
A very handy marker that will trace
dstions of the modern Wert. The era ot
I o * ) ,e a t s O n-gonuxatton inen-i^d ffinwtin - O
‘IU‘
“n ,itk d
Shoeing
a
Specialty,
All
Work Guaran-*
three straight row lines at a time has
,
.ovnais .1 dm-eting the same t , lx- published in the iH-en perfe ted in Illinois
teed. Price« Right. Phone Gresham 534
call
the Empire Builders Is now definitely
fin htimin.l |-er cent, and the per capi- <amlv News
closed. Then- a n m o mon- kingdoms I u in , ht. lh iw com » r t s ^ i s ' a ^ Uw amiy Aews, a. iiewspa|s-r of g tn e n l easily made by the farm carpenter who
a single uurse
horse is
Is
. I . h is a , few tools,
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be c n -p a -n d by the shmlug «eel of new '
,lWl„r
x ,.w Y„rk
The ireulation, publish«! at Sandy m
I hltchtd to R by the shafting It may
C. D. PURCELL
INSURANCE
SANDY FIR LUMBER CO. S a n ita ry B a rb e r S hop
THE SANDY MEAT
MARKET
Sandy L ivery
B arn
L. E. HOFFMAN
Sandy’
iraii.-eontin. ntul railroads.
Bin tia re tax rate should come down 25 per ceut
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‘"’"D “ regoli, and onterii,g
an-an- dozens of untanad dukedoms,
Cheap capital will, high taxation.
I th ,t “ ,
d
be made at least
once
a
week
for
six
conseeiuive
week«.
scores of principalities in the West still ' not e m p lo y high priced labor, and estab-
C.
D.
Purcell
awaiting the advent of tl„. eompa-n-r. I lislina-nt ot new industries will g„ on
Attorney for the Plaintiffs
1 he Snake River valley of southern very slowly until the average rate of First Publication
June 29, 191«.
Idaho is crying for a direct outlet; the taxation lias lieen reduced eon-iderable,
l*uhlieation August 10, 1910
mineral wealth of a ntral Idaho lisa fal­
Cl leap capital becomes dear capital
low because there is no Hill to lay rail«. when taxes amou.it to two and a half to
,
Drying an Umbralta.
Uentral, eastern and aouthwest--m (b e­ I '' per Cent.
Low rates of inien-st an-
An umbrella should never he opened i
gun need mon- tracks throughout tm Imposaible for industrial development or ta o rte r
J«? It. as the riba get
loa-ky mountain ngion an- stitl waiting j -----
n.aim ' 'aelunng
enterprises
'
«Prutut. and It will never roll up neatly b o u se d In fields, tn gnrdens and in
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and tightly after once dried tn this truck patches and wherever
.
lor tlw- sesame of the steel rail. James
• only
imerest e.iiing mortg.:ge, manner. Doing this Will ulso spoil the
«re necessary, a study of th^
t a t .*
a*at live
!»»•.. « wlien
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J Hill and his eoutenip. lari.-s only he- that
van
the
I
-st of g o w n .- cor<r h.’ »training the w eave unnatu-
gan the lornjins: of the West; tip» new ment is too high, and the high ,-ost o il
*rh e correct w a , to dry an um-
generation will lx-dust l, f,,n- the con living cannot t«e reduced with t . .
brvll# to ,o *'•"»« <» on the handle that
quest is fiuishisl.
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„ d u a d with taxation
¡•ppoed in too m an, forms.
^lustration will show how it is c o n -
strutted.
li ronsh the
D- ,SWTT
CO." arc b«
bought
by M * ufaeturers.
S-.-n J
sketches
I o f ™ IrnsStk r ; '-r'T and
K ÏSÎîaîfâS Î
D* SW IFT & CO.
‘
avvyers. Eitab.1889.
r -h S t. Washington, D. CJ
The three "sleds" should t>e
equally distant and at the right i
the w ater may rut. off at the potnts to- *P»ee Intervai, to mark row, V ? h o
fWTUl*
O re.
" ■ “ ‘« ‘- ‘•’•rm Pios res^
H-Pffines. consists in a ctivity
It m
• «-"nning stream and not a s t .g ila “