The Sandy news., July 06, 1916, Image 4

D odge - B rothers
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MOTOR CAR
AT THE CHURCHES
METHODIST
Sunday School
10 A M
Preaching
11 A M
Preaching
8:00 P M
Everybody invited.
Rev. L. W. Chandler, Pastor
GERMAN LUTHERAN
FREAKS OF NATURE
We Know There Are Giants, but
We Do Not Know Why.
THEY ARE A SORT OF P U Z Z LE
Som etim es These T ita n s A re the Re­
sult of a S o m ew h at M ysterio us D is ­
ease Called
G ig a n tic ia m — Og
and
G oliath and the G ia n t Races o f G ath.
tecflon, as, for example, in the caso
of th e w restlers of Nippon, who, 8een
In a crow d, stan d head and 8houjder8
above th e ordinary Japanese.
In th e neighborhood of Potsdam a>ere
are today m any very tall people o win„
to the fact th a t King Frederick W11.
Ham’s fam ous regim ent of gian ts waa
long stationed there. T he reghBeilt
num bered 2.400 soldiers, and all Eu.
rope w as searched by th e m onarc^ for
big m en to se*Fe tn l t.- P h il a d e tohla
Record.
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Scientific
Farming
G iants and d w arfs abound in th e re
giou of th e Cnueasus m ountains. Now,
why a re some people big and some lit­
the fourth of each month.
tle? In fam ilies heredity seems to gov­
Preaching at 10:30.
ern tb e m atter. W here races are con­
-H -H -l-t-l d-H-1.1 I i i i-i-1-1-1 i I-i-i- M"
cerned it is not so easily explained.
F. Dobberfuhl, Pastor
We are accustomed, by the way, to
THE “ LAND POOR” FARMER.
think of the Chinese as of Inferior
height; but th a t is because our Chinese Farm s Are Often Either Too Small or
im m ig ran ts nearly all come from the
Too Large For Success.
CATHOLIC
south of China. T he people of north [F rom “ U nprofitable A cres,” by J. C.
Mass is held at 10:30 a m in the China are tall and occasionally ap­
M cDowell, U nited S ta te s d e p a rtm e n t oC
a g ric u ltu re 1915 y e a r book.]
I Church of Saint Michael, Sandy, the proach the gigantic.
Circus giants are not uncommonly
We sell the DODGE BROS. CAR.
It is the best, the cheap­ ; first and tliird Sundays of each month.
The size of th e business often has
sufferers from u disease called gigauti- much to do tow ard m aking tbe farm
Rev. Fr. Basal.
cism, w hich lu the long run is inevita­ profitable. D epartm ent of agriculture
est and the most adaptable car for this section of te rrito ry . It is
bly f a ta l
It appears to be due to farm m anagem ent records show th a t
som ething wrong with a sm all gland farm s a re often eith er too sm all or too
a car that gives UNIVERSAL satisfaction wherever used, and it
at th e base of tbe brain, which, in a large fo r tbe most successful farming.
Sandy, Oregon, July 1st, 1916. m ysterious way, governs growth. A T here may be too few ns well as too
is used extensively almost everywhere cars are used. It is the
The following letters remain uncalled strange thing about this affliction is many acres. A m an m ay not have
car of u tility and economy.
for at the SANDY. OREGON Post office th a t tb e victim may be attack ed long ¿nougti laud or he may be "land poor.”
for tlie m onth ending Ju n e .'-titli, 1910: after he has become ad u it and has thereby rendering all bis acres unprof­
ceased to grow in a .normal way. A itable.
Ethels M rs., letter, Leunther, Jacob,
man over th irty years of age muy sud­
A W isconsin farm er w ith a large
letter.
denly become a g iant, th e first w arn­ family w as deeply In d e b t H is farm
Signed. Charles I). Purcell, Postmaster." ing he gets of tlie fact lieing the dis­
consisted o f 120 acres, hnlf of w hich
covery th at he needs a larger hat and w as u n d er th e plow. T he rem ainder
bigger boots and gloves.
We repair any car on earth. We repair anything about a
w as w oodland and expensive to clear.
T here are. however, occasional giants For tw elve years the farm er had not
car. We repair it in such a manner that it gives you entire sa t­
who are simply people of extraordinary been quite able to m eet his interest.
SAVING OLD MANUSCRIPTS. size, in other respects norm al. How to To
him th e whole farm consisted of
isfaction.
account for them nobody knows unless unprofitable acres, n e finally decided
H o w V a lu a b le Paper» A re Mendeo
by calling them freak s of nature. Much th a t tb e farm w as too sm all for tb e
and M ounted F o r Preserving.
more rem arkable are the giant families
When there is a n y tfin g wrong w ith your car, come to us.
T here a re not fifty persons In the which are found in the C aucasus re­ m ost efficient use of the labor avail­
able.
H aving an opportunity, he
The sooner you come the less it w ill cost. Delays are expensive United state» who a re skilled in the gion, though most individuals of such bought an adjoining eighty acres of
preservation and repairing of old man- families a te not big enough to be worth
w ith an automobile.
uscripts. One of them , says the Uni­ while for show purposes. For circus ex ­
versity o f Wisconsin Bulletin, may be hibition a giant ought not to he less
found w orking on tbe third floor of th e than seven feet six inches tall. W ith
W isconsin H istorical library building th a t statu re, plus boots w ith thick soles
a t M adison, one of the six or seven In­ and u high hat, a man may is- safely ad ­
stitu tio n s in the country th a t ca rry on vertised as touching th e eight foot m ark
Such g ian t families ure not unknown
such w ork scientifically.
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A bout a generation or tw o ago a In history. Josephus and other profane
priest in tb e V atican library a t Rome historiuns Indorse the statem en ts found
originated and developed the process in many places in the Bible in regard
now In use in th e tak in g care of old to the giants of G ath, from which lo­
cality, It will be remembered. Goliath
| papers.
T be first th in g done in tbe process of bailed. T he Bible ¡■••its the sta tu re of
preserving the letters is to place them th a t redoubtable champion at "six cu
betw een w et new spapers under a bits ami a span”—In other words, about
i w eight an d leave them for five or six three inches short of ten feet. This
Notice For Publication
j hours. T h is rem oves th e creases and would seem to tie th e altitude record
, tlie dirt. Then they are put between for a human being, even allow ing th a t
wood pulp boards an d left tw enty-four the m easurem ent w as from the ground
. . .
I flours uud then betw een blotters to to the crest of G oliath’s helmet.
DEPARTMENT (»F THE INTERIOR,
The most celebrated of nil the giant
v\ a lte r Snriner, of E stacada, is visit- com plete tb e drying process. T he next
breed, not excepting Goliath, was Og
U. S. Land Office at Portland, Oregon, ing a t th e home o f his parents, Mr. and step is to repair th e paper.
Mrs. I. N. L. S hriner.
T he paper of som e of these letters Is king of Iiasbaa. At th e tim e when the
June "til, 1916.
so old when received thut It falls to wanderings of the Israelites in the wil
W alter Spiers m ade a trip to W ash­
Notice is hereby given that Maximilian
pie- es If struck. T his Is strengthened derness were bro u g h t to a d o se he was DIFFICULT LAND TO CLEAR AMD MAKE
PROFITABLE.
T Galarneau, ef Cherryville, Oregon, ougal, W ashington, the past week, by a layer of u sort of tran sp aren t ruler over no few er thun sixty cities
who, on Ik-eember 27th, 1908, made where he visited a few days w ith Mr. cloth, on both sides of th e piece of p a­ ■fenced w ith high walls, gates and cleared land, going in d eb t th e full
burs." Ills Indeed w as a powerful mon­
Homestead Entry. No. 02103. for 1-ot 3, and Mrs. Han Robertson.
per. O ther letters need mending along
archy, and tlie conquest of his realm am ount. From th a t tim e on th e farm
NJ of SI-.J ,,i NW J, WJ of EJ ,,t lot 2,
was prosperous, and in ten years th e
J . W. Pollack, a retired stock man, ,h e e,’~es wl,h P archm ent paper. To
WJ of lot 2, NJ of SWJ of NEJ, NJ of of Craig. Montana, made Fred W agner ,o v er ,h” les1 " <’“* ? ,o f, l’nI’,e r ls B(!” ed by Moses is looked upon to this day as entire farm was ¡»aid for and enough
one of th e greatest events In Jew ish
SEJ of SW J ol NKJ, lot 4. ami NJ of ,
,
,
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,
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over tlie edges and Is left larger th a a
additional money saved to build a good
M r the ho!e u u t„ (lry. It ,s , hen cut down history.
SWJ of NW J, Section 5, Township 3 a v t s t t a few days last week
Og. by the way. w as accustomed to bouse an d barn. T be sm aller farm bad
South. Range 6 East, Willamette W agner and Mr. Pollack w ere boyhood to , be pr(,I>vr slee an d the e<lsef) are sleep in a rem arkable bedstead—n o t ol beeu unprofitable because tbe over­
head expenses w ere too high for so
Meridian, lias tiled notice of inten­ triends in the e a st and uud not m e t for sandpapered until smooth. A fter all wood or metal, but of basalt.
tion to make Final five-year Proof, to es­ 42 years. While here Mr. Pollack w as such repairs are m ade th e letters are
W hatever the circum stances under small a business. lu this ease acres
taken over the Columbia H ighw ay and mounted on large w h ite sheets uud pre- which the giant breed existed in Pales were m ade profitable by Increasing
tablish claim to the land aitovc described,
was well pleased w ith Oregon and its | pared for binding.
tine n t the tim e of th e first arrival of their number.
Ix'fore the Register and Receiver of tlie
splendid roads. He expressed a desire l
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A North Dakota farm er owned th ree
the
Israelites. It Is certain that In later
United States Land Office, nt Portland,
to retu rn again.
Bear Baiting.
years they w ere scattered about am ong q u arter sections of land. H is farm
Oregon, on tlie 27th day of July, 11*16.
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. i «. i In the tim e of S hakespeare theater» other peoples. In n political sens» some was quite heavily m ortgaged, and for a
Mrs. J . Londerback and Mrs. A lvah I
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Cluiinunt names , as
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were often used for bear baiting as w ere H ittltcg and yet others Amorltes. num ber of years be had not been able
Clarke Corey, of Sandy, Oregon, Loyd Londerback, o f P leasan t Home, w ere w e„ ns for tt,e p resen tatio n of plays
Coming Into contact w ith other races to pay Interest in full. His fam ily w as
Corey, of Sandy, Oregon, William O. 4th of July g u ests of .Mrs, Max A nder- aod In some cases w ere equipped w tth they became. It would seetn. either ex- small, an d for most of th e work he had
Hugh, of Cherryville, Parnell Avetil. of son.
- a stag e which could be removed w hen tinet or subordinate. From w hat little to depend on hired help. H e concluded
Cherryville, Oregon.
Mr and Mrg G rant s ,
, fam il
the bear baiting w as to occur T he is said of them in history It ls to be thnt under the circum stances he was
Proof made according to law under
Sunday g u est- of M r and Mrs « ’“‘«‘“ i’oniry uttltude tow ard this dl- Inferred th a t they w ere mentally ln fe w orking or try in g to work too m any
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version ts seen in th is quotation: " I t
rior. though form idable fighters by rea. acres. Finally he sold one q u a rte r sec­
which ioitry was made.
E. E. Van Fleet.
was a s|K»rt very p leasan t to see tbe sou of th eir great size and strength In tion an d paid his debts. Seven years
N. Campbell, Register.
Frank Beers and William Cunning­ bear w ith Ills pink eyes leering a fte r an age when mere bodily prowess later lie had $5,000 in th e bank. In
this case all the acres had previously
ills enem ies’ approach." It Is comfort- counted for much.
ham made a trip to Portland Monday.
If Goliath be supposed to have been been unprofitable because th e re w ere
i lug to reflect In these, days th a t tlie
The social given by the base ball killing of anim als, a t least as u form eight and one-half feet high (allowing too m any of them.
i team Saturday eien in g was a success of public am usem ent, has greatly d i­ for helmet and crest» his sta tu re dirt
financially and otherw ise, the proceeds minished nml In m ost countries has not exceed th a t of the celebrated
Disk Smoother.
VVinekelmeyer. the tallest man of mod
When You Need
(llsuppt ared.—Outlook.
being about >25.00.
For the final smoothing touch to th e
ern rimes, who. born in Bavaria, died soil before plautlng garden or tru ck
Furniture, Bugs, Curtains Ifttrui—
not so many years ago. T he height of crops th ere is a device consisting of a
W hat Impressed Her.
mire, Tools, Cutlery, Sporting
Shortly a lte r Will Crooks, th e labor many giants has beeu exaggerated, bnt large numle>r of sm all disks set in a
Aide to C o n v e rta tie n .
leader, w as elected to parliam ent, says W inekelmeyer was carefully measured wooden fram e w hich does ju s t about
Goods, Guns, am m unition, Fish­
"Books help a man s copversatton.” ' an English weekly, lie took his little by the anthropologist Doubes.
tbe sam e work as a steel rake, b u t gets
A man of less than eight and one-
ing Tackle or Licenses. Stoves "U ndoubtedly. But the man who daughter to W estm inster. She w as evl-
half feet could hardly have worn the
and Kanges, Kitchenivare. China- buys them seldom gets to be as good 1 deutly aw ed at the splendors round her enormously
heavy arm o r and necouter
a
talk
er
as
the
muu
who
sold
them
to
and
m
aintained
a
profound
and
w
on­
mire, Doors, ICindoivs, Locks, him."
dering silence all th e tim e. Mr. Crooks m ents described in tbe first t>ook of
Hinges, Lime, Cement. Farm
’ was delighted to see her so much im ­ Samuel as composing G o liath s outfit
T he staff of his s|>ear. we are told, was
.llachinery, Buggies, ICagons, H e is u n fo rtu n ate and on th e road to pressed.
"like a w eaver s lieam ." tbe Iron spear
ruin
who
will
not
do
w
hat
he
can.
but
’’W
ell."
said
he
to
h
er
a
t
last,
"w
h
at
Cream Sefxirators and Supplies
ts am bitious to do w bat he cannot.— are you thinking so deeply about. bead alone weighing «00 shekels, about over th e ground much more rapidly.
I tw enty pouuds.
Goodyear Tires, Go to
Qoetbe.
I dear?"
The draw ing Illustrates the m anner of
The giant breed In Palestine appar
“1 was thinking, d ad d y ." answ ered
its construction and show s Just about
The Sandy Mercantile Company
ently died out not very long before the wbat it may be expected to accom plish
the little girl, -that y o u 're a big man ' birth of C h rist
The »'lave To Trade
Your achievement will never rise In o u r kitchen, b u t you a re n ’t very
For doing the sam e work drags or
There have been lesser giant breeds fionts big enough to be horse d raw n or
We O ise Trading Stamps and P rem i­ higher than your faith.
much her»."
■ in modern time's, b ut in some instances
of a size suitable for d raw ing by baud
ums.
they have been the result of artificial
may be used.—Farm Progress.
Services are held every Sunday excep
SE L L IN G
REÌPA1RS
Agents for Wright Truck Attachments. We
carry a complete stock of tires all makes
and sizes. Phone Sandy 6X1.
D eato n & P ro c to r
COTTRELL
ATTENTION PLEASE
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