The Sandy news., July 13, 1916, Image 3

Paul R. Meinig“
Mr. carl Wendland and friends from
Portland visited in this vicinity an.l had
the misfortune to get stuck with his
automobile.
THE BLUFFS
m aturing ears it was a little superior.
F arm ers who have grow n these tw o
crops separately have experienced som a
Mr. and Mrs iV. T. Severin are th difficulty in harvesting them for silage,
Emil Boitano was at M. Pezzolo and happy parents of a baby girl, born because it necessitates tw o sets of la­
borers and the use of e x tra tools, one
! Co’s Sunday.
Wednesday July the 5ih.
to cu t the corn and the o th er to h arv est
t ail Krebs and his Accordion were
Mrs. K Daly was out from Portland the soy beans. Grow ing tb e tw o to­
i seen in this vicinity Saturday evening.
last Sunday to see her new grand­ g eth er greatly facilitates th e work of
siloing, for at a single operation w ith
daughter.
the corn binder the tw o are bound to­
NOTICE
William Becker was a Portland visit- gether tu bundles th a t a re easily han ­
dled. Not only that, but we have ex­
i or last Sunday.
actly the sam e proportion of soy beans
Notice is hereby given th a t on the 19th
Mrs. G. Dar, ns and baby visited at | and corn all through and thoroughly
day ot July, 1916, the City Council of the home of C. \\ endland last Sunday.
mixed together by the silage cu tter,
tbe City of Sandy adopted the following
and It only requires one m an a t tho
Mr. and Mrs. Machin and family and table
resolution, to w it:
of the cu tter to feed.
Be it resolved by the Comon Council tha Misses Mary and Anna Haley called
One objection to sow ing soy licans
at \V. Severins the fourth.
of the City of Sandy.
w ith w hat is term ed silage corn is th a t
1 W hereas, tin- City Council of the City
The Sewing Club met with .Mrs. T. the silage corn produces so much heavy
foliage, which shades the beans a n d
of Sandy deeming it expedient to iu - Dunn on Wednesday.
stu n ts th eir growth. Soy beans for
prove Center Street from the North line
Miss Emma Shwartz has returned to good development require a m oderate
of the Revenue County Road abutting
Portland after a short vacation at home. am ount of direct sunlight. Corn like
upon said
Center Street in tbe
Reid’s Yellow Dent does not bear so
G. C. Maronay has returned from much heavy foliage nor grow so tall as
Uitv of Sandy to the South line of Park
Avenue in said City of Sandy by grading Government Camp where he has been to sh u t out sufficient light for the beaus
Noiice To Creditors
hay h arv est on Dr. Botkin’s place as
said Street to conform to tbe grade es­ working the last two weeks.
to thrive and come to full m aturity.
In the m atter of the estate of ULRICH he w ants to return to his job by tbe tablished by ordinance num ber 33 and by
when one Intends to shred fod­
Robert Jonsrud ¡3 having a new barn der Even
TRUBEf deceased-
middle of the week, and next week go laying and establishing a roadway of
and he has a binder w ith which to
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to Spokane to register for the land crushed rock eight (H) feet in width erected on his property near the bluff,
cut th e corn the feeding value of the
...Notice is hereby given that the under- draw ing.
The railroads reap a rich
John Barnett is helping Procter and fodder can be greatly Improved by
along the center line of said Center
signed has been app inted adm inistrator harvest d u rin g this excitem ent, as well
growing soy beans with the corn, ft
Street, said roadway of crushed rock to Craswell to get out cordwood.
also Improves the stalk pasture If one
of the estate of ULRICH TRUBEL by
hotels and resta u ran ts.
extend four (4) feel each way from the
shucks the corn early an d does not
he County Court of Clacka n i- County, | Teddy visited H ughes behind closed center line of said Center Street, and - H - l-M I H - I-l-M I h -M-I-W-M-I-?- mind the inconvenience of the vines,
Oregon.
All persons haying clam.« doors on ■ day last week and no one was said layer of crushed rock to be six (8)
which is not much w orse th an th e
against said estate are hereby notified to “d™ tte d
a w a* « w ith hot coffee. inches in depth in the center and Ufier
weeds In some cornfields. One man
living near by buys a carload of lam bs
.
I eddy needed hot stim u lan ts because uniformly tow ard each edge to a depth
present t.,e same to me for paym ent at be was up ag ain st a cold proposition,
each y ear and turns them Into a field
of four 14) inches on each edge of said
of soy beans und corn In A ugust or
tbe office of HAMMOND AND HAM-
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roadway and the top of said roadway to
i.i i
**• T iaitjs says a big deer was in
early Septem ber if the beans are near­
MOND Beaver bldg., Oregon City, Ore- his örchard and m eadjw OJJ0 d
lie in conformity with the established
ing m aturity. They therefore h arv est
gun, with proper von, -hers, within six Week and ju d g in g by bis track he m ust grade ol said Center Street as established
their own feed, make rapid gains on
by ordinance num ber 33, passed on the
m onths Irom the date of this notice.
( have been a dandy.
this rich feed and do little iyjury to
first day of March, 1915, does hereby re­
th e corn. A fter the succulent leaves
Dated June 29:li, 1916.
have all been eaten there are left the
SOY BEANS AND CORN.
quire tic City Recorder acting in the ca­
Charles Krebs, Sr.
stem s and some of the leed pods when
pacity of tlic City Engineer, plans speci­
executor of the estate of ULRICH
fications, am i estimates of said projosed The F o rm e r Increase the P ro d u c tiv ity hogs a re given act ess io the field for
bogging down the corn.
T RU BEL deceased.
of the L a tte r.
improvement of Center Street in the
T here a re some who still advocate
HAMMOND AND HAMMOND,
City of Sandy, Clackamas County, O re­
P ro te c t A lfalfa H ay.
A large crowd attended the picnic on gon.
grow ing soy beans and corn separately
Attorneys for adm inistrator.
A lfalfa bay should not be left unpro­
I July 3rd in spite of rain in the morning.
Notice is hereby given th a t the City for silage or bogging down, but we
The program was fine with recitations, Council of file City of Sandy did up,.,, do not believe it advantageous, says a tected from rains, ns is now the prac­
BIDS WANTED
singing Tmd dialogues by the home folk- ihe 11 th day of August 1915 puss the contributor to tbe O range Ju d d Farm tice on many farm s, according to Ralph
Kenny, assistan t professor hi agron­
er. Soy beans are ultrogen gathering
Bids will be received at tbe offi.se of and toe Garfield band furnishing the iollowiiig resolution, tow it:
omy In th e K ansas S tate A gricultural
music. Walter Givens, of Estacada,
Be it resolved by the Common Council plants, storing this valuable element college.
the Glt-rk of School D istrict No. 46, on and Hon. Georg" C. Brownell, of Ore
, .
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I
vz, M i v n i i c u ,
V /IC “ o f the City of S andy,
in the soil in available form, and from
"W ell cured alfalfa hay Is well w orth
or betöre July 15, 191(5, for the eoiivej- gun City, each gave an in terestin g ad-
\\ hereas, the Recorder of the City of our own experience and th a t of sev­ th e ex tra expense Involved In protec­
ance of school children from the McCor- ' dr.s«
Dancing in th e club house a fte r- Sandy acting in the capacity of City eral Investigative neighbors we are tion from exposure to rain and unfa­
lnick home and from Stracks private j noon an'* 111 Kht.
Engineer having filed with the City Rec­ convinced th a t soy beans exert a bene­ vorable w eather.” says Mr. Kenny.
road, to the school at Sandy, in the
-Mr-. B erth a McClintock, of Portland, order of tlie City of Sandy plans, specifi­ ficial influence on five corn the sam e ’•Such liny will command a high price
on the m arket If sold an d will ull be In
m orning and conveying the same pupils and Mrs. Emily Koehler, of >an Fran­ cations and estim ates fo r the improve­
a salable condition. Likewise if fed on
m
ent
of
Center
Street
in
the
said
City,
the farm it will have more n u tiltlv o
to the same points at the close of school cisco, are visiting at the home of their
mother, Mrs. Harders, for a few weeks. ol S a l i d v , and.
value than If exposed to all kinds of
each school day, bidder to be in po­
Whereas, the City Council of th e said
w eather
-Miss Emma Paulsen, of Portland, City of Sandy finding said plans, s|« cifi-
sition to furnish a bond of $1,000.00.
“Cheap sheds for storing alfalfa may
spent the 4th with home folks.
cations and estimates satisfactory, do
The School board reserves the right to
lie constrtK ted from poles t w enty feet
Henry Rimer has gone to Gray’s Har­ hereby adopt the same and hereby de­
long set Into th e ground and supporting
reject any or all bids.
bor to work.
clare its purpose of m aking said impiove-
a pitched roof of corrugated steel or
F. E. Beckwith, Clerk.
1 some prepared roofing The sides need
All>ert Lins is hoeing spuds for II. C. m ent in accordance will, said plans and
only he walled for the upper five to
specifications
by
grudm
g
said
Center
S tephens.
BIDS WANTED
seven feet, th u s preventing dashing
Street to coiifonn with the grade estab­
rains from heating into the stored hay.”
-Mrs. A. H. Miller and daughter, lished by ordinance num ber 33 and by-
Bids will be received a t the office of
Gladys,
visit,
d
relatives
in
Portland
laying and establishing a roadway ol
the Clerk of the School District No. 46,
Monday and l uesday.
crushed rock eig h t (8 J feet in width
on or l.rfore July 15, 1916, for the finish
G. Bucholz, of Portland sp. nt a week along the center hue ot said Center
ing of one room in the school honse.
Before Buying Vour Harness
a at i the
m e home i f his sister, Mrs. Henry S treet said roadway ot crushed rock to
Specifications may be seen at office o f ' Sm ith
extend four (4) feet ea< li way irom the
Go To
the Clerk all,) the bidder must lie able to j
center line if said Center Street and said
,
, , i neury
Henry jonnson
Johnson was a business
t
visitor layci of crushed rock to be six (6) in ­
fnrmsl. the required bond. The School in O regon Cily S u u rd a y .
ches in depth in the center and taper
Iward reserves the right to reject any or I
Peter Rath purchassd a new niow. r Uniformly towards each edge to a deptu
all bids.
And See
at Estacada Thursday and is ready to of four (4 f incites cu each edge of said
F. E. Beckwith Clerk.
make hay now.
roadway and the top of said roadway to
The Joyner and Terwillinger families be i.i conformiiy wilh the established
Sandy, Oregon, July 1st. 1916.
had
a picnic down on Eagle Creek Sun­ grade of said Center .-street as established
The following letters rem ain uncalled
Harness and Shoe Repairing
by ordinance num ber 33 which ordin­
day.
for at the SANDY, OREGON Post office
ance was passed upon th e first day of
A Specialty.
for the month ending Ju n e :0 th , 1916:
The Terwillinger family have frienos March, 1915.
Ethels Mrs., letter, L ennther, Jacob, from Portland visiting them.
Be it fu rth er resolved th a t the Recor I-
letter.
Mrs. Perchin and children, of Port­ e r be instructed to publish and post
Signed. Charles D. Purcell, Postm aster.
land, are visiting at the home of her notice ot approval and adoption ot the
plans, specifications and estimates ot the y ear they are grown w ith It. One
brother, J. Paulsen.
Surgeon
proposed improvement of said C e ite r neighbor whose farm has been visited Graduate Veterinary
Miss Reitsma and brother, Ray, of Street.
by many ag ricu ltu ral au th o rities states
U ill I*» Ht Shelley*« J’an i <v»*ry Friday
I Portland, came out to the dance at the
Be it further resolved th a t the 25th that soys grown w ith com on his
('all other day«, Gresham Drug Co.
' club house Monday night, they filso
farm
Increase
the
productivity
of
the
day ol July, J916, at six o'clock p. in.,
Make hay while the sun shines.
took in the picnic at Estacada on the is hereby set as the Iasi day upon which corn about ten bushels to th e acre.
We have never grown finer well ma­
Mrs. George Craig, of Camas, Wash­ 4th.
a remonstrance against the proposed im ­ tured. solid ears of corn than that
ington, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ; Matt DibbU and family, who recently provement may lie tiled with the Record­ grown w ith soy beans. T hrough an
F. E. Clark, who has been visiting her ' traded their farm at Edward for one in e r ot the City of Sandy.
abnorm ally wet season lust y ear the On Improved Property.
Large
p> ople here for the past two weeks. Lane county, were visiting Mrs.
Be it fu rth er resolved th a t cost of said com planted In tw o Helds with soys
and Small Amounts.
returned home the first of the week.
j Dibble’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John improvement over ami above the am ount was b etter th an that of tw o other
fields
o
f
corn
w
ithout,
and
w
hile
most
'
donated
be
assessed
against
property
DIM’CK
&
DIMICK
AND
Miss Gu«ta Kautz, of Portland, is vis- Marsha11’ for a few days before mov-
I benefited by such improvement in au- i t this w as cut for silage It would be
iting Lillian Averill at the Bungalow ln^ awaY-
W. L. MULVEY,
I con lance with the provisions of the dlffh ult to draw a com parison In yield,
this week.
j J. V Hart sold his inter st in the
but
ju
dging
from
tbe
com
pact,
well
A
ndresen
B u ild in g , Oregon C ity . Ore.
j Charter of tiie City of Sandy.
Dealer in
General Merchandise
H ardw are,
Stoves,
Ranges, Tinware.
The Florsheim , Chippewa, A. A. C utter and
J. Bergman Shoes. Also a full line of ladies
and children sd ress shoes. Agent for Sharpies
S eperator, Champion Mower and Rakes.
When in need a dress hat ask for the Lion
Brand.
Scientific
Farming
GEORGE
P leasan t
Home
V. E. Fosberg
Edward
S.
Roberts
CHERRYVILLE
MONEY TO LOAN
Fay Shank registered at Spokane for George Telephone Co., to Will Lins
the land drawing on the Colville reser­
vation last week and returned home
Saturday. Over 100,000 have already
registered and every train is loaded
wilh fresh arrivals. The fir*t 30 who
draw the first choice • f land can get
$2000 each and the n. xt 300 can get
Everybody is busy making hay.
$1000 each.Siill there are so many ah< ad
Mr and Mr„ K w w l J)anie,8 and
registered that a person stands a small; Miage, Emnia and Elizabeth Hazel.
9h°w
, wander returned to Portland Sunday
John Sb-enks returned home to put »iter visiting with home folks for the
up his hay last week and will rush the j Pa®t week.
COLOMBO VILLA
Published and posted by order of the
Common Council of the City of Sandy,
this Ilth day ot July 1916.
F. L. B eckw ith. Recorder.
Rubbering F o r
a K ite .
Tbe young huabaed baited at tbe
gate und rctra-ed his ste|w.
“ D id you come fmck fo r another kiss,
dear 7” Inquired tbe bride.
“ W ell. I ’ll take another kiss, but
w ka t I came back fo r was my rub­
ber».’’—Brooklyn Citizen.
USE
Mt. Hood B utter
Always Good
Honest Wc ght, Tests and Prices to Producers