The Sandy news., August 10, 1916, Image 2

uuiug meir utmost insanitary
ures, and the authorities are straining
dished every
T hursday 6 t every nerve to preserve the health and
morale of the troops.
Sandy, Oregon.
M. A. Deaton, Fred L. Procter,
Sensational newspaper reports and
letters
coming in from the border should
Proprietors.
bo read with unlimited reserve, and salt
E. V. Nye,
Editor. should be sprinkled upon every line.
SANDY NEWS
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF CLACKAMAS.
Ezra C. Truman and Eliza J. Truman
husband and wife, Plaintiffs
WAIN I
AINU FUK
□ALL
COLUMN
U U JI11LD J, D l I i L L I U i Y f
C. D. P u rce ll
ATTORNEY AT LAW
vs
For Sale—Good pure Olive 0>E
Elijah Coalman and Elvina C. Coalman, Apply to M. Boitano. Phone Sandy lOx, SANDY,
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■ OREGON
his wife, D. C. Latourette, Bank o
Oregon City, a Corporation, Caspar
FOR SALE
The man with a mind of his own in­ Junker, F. L. Mack, Constable, and
Very
fine
thoroughbred Jersey Bull
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER
variably judges correctly the minds of John Straus and W. A. Proctor, D, calf two months old too good to veal.
Will sell for $12.00. Good chance to
others, lie succeeds in his undertakings] fendants
$1.00 per year in advance.
get a fine bull.
and time records him as a resourceful
SUMMONS
Six m onths, .50 cents
A. 0. Sherman, Rull Run, Oregon.
man. Think for yourself.
To F. L. Mack, Constaole, and John
Entered as Second-class matter March
Representing Reliable Companies.
Strauss, Defendents:
12, 1911, at the post office at Sandy,
England, too, is making naughty eyes
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
FOR SALE—Bay Gelding 6 years
Oregon under tlie Act of March 3 1879.
at Uncle Sam, But, then, she did it OREGON: You are hereby required old, weight 1400 lbs. Bay mare 5 years
to appear and answer the complaint filed old, weight 1300 lbs.. Both well broken
Advertising Rates on Application.
once before—and was sorry.
M. A. DEATON
against you and each of you. in the a- and good pullers.
Local readers ten cents a line for
Agent For
C. E. Cleveland,
first insertion, five cents a line each
An acquaintance asks the interesting bove entitled action on or about the 12th
Phone ¿01 Gresham, Oregon. German American, London As-
subsequent insertion. Display locals
jnestion. ¡ “'Where are o u r- American day of August, 1910, and if you fail to an­
fifteen cents a line lirst insertion, ten
FOR SALE—One two-seated hack, suranace and other Reliable Co’s.
patriots?’’ Hunting for gold ofcour.se. swer or .appear, for want thereof the
cents a line - 'll subsequent insirtion.
plaintiffs will apply to the court tor the nearly new, and one hay rake in good
CLACKAMAS COUNTY BANK,
While talking preparedness, why not relief demanded in their complaint, to- condition.
“ Lor Sandy Always. ri
G. P. Herz, Boring, Oregon.
make it one of decency, respectability wit:
Sandy,
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Oregon.
and a better personal life?
1st. That they have and recover from
NOTICE
Herbert Kaufman says that those said defendants, Elijah Coalman and
HAMMOND & HAMMOND
We will have English services at the
who know nothing always want to talk Elvina C. Coalman, his wife, or from Evangelical Lutheran Church every first
LAW YERS
about it. Herb ought to know, as he either of them, the sum of FOUR Sunday of the month at 10:30 a. m.,
Offices,
SANDY & OREGON CITY
commencing
Sunday,
February
6th
THOUSAND
FIVE
HUNDRED
($4.00.-
does a lot of it himself.
00) Dollars, principal, togethei with in­ Everybody is kindly invited.
We will be in Sandy Saturday
You never have to speak twice to terest thereon at tlie rate of SEVEN (7)
HORSE FOR SALE—Good forsaddle, of each week at the Clackamas
start a knocker to going.
per cent per annum from tiie 3rd day of
work and driving. Also a thoroughbred
County Bank
July 1914; tiie further sum of FIVE
Drawing The Long Bow.
The will to do Invariably sees that it HUNDRED (£00.00) DOLLARS attor­ Jersey‘Cow.
Mrs. L. L. Haneberg. Bull Run.
is done.
ney’s fees: aud their costs and dis­
Parents of young men who are serving
W . L. C O O PER
bursements herein. 2nd. That said
in the National Gaurd regiments on the
The big talker often saysjittle things.
mortgage be foreclosed and tlie premises
Attorney=At-Law
border are much concerned over some
covered
thereby
be
sold
by
the
sheriff
of
Lumber,
Shingles
and
Moulding
Speaking a good word is like kissing
lurid tales of suppo-eu hardships which
Probate and Real E state Law
If you are In need of lumber
have been told and written by certain | a P ^ tty girl You want to do it again. said Clackamas Count}-, Oregon, accord
ing to Law and to the practice of this
A bstracts and T itles Exam ined.
•,n-atonal newspaper correspondents
let us quote you our prices.
Court
and
that
the
plaintiffs,
or
either
and disgruntled sold.era
We have a hundred million people in
Spilt and Sawed Cedar Posts. 926 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
f th“m, be permitted TO PURCHASE
'I hat the relatives and friends of those this counutry, and each one is justa lit­
said property upon execution sale by the VVe also have a supply of brick
Portland, Oregon.
at the front should be guilty of tending tle smarter than the other.
Sheriff; 3rd. tiiat tiie proceeds of tlie and continue to sell at reduced
out such ri liculous reports t > worry
Russia wants closer trade relations sale of said real property be applied; prices.
and alarm the people “ hack home” is
First, to the payment of costs and ex­
with
the United States. That’s easy.
Phone 46
inconceivable. Yet it is a fact.
All we want is the cash for our goods. penses ot this suit and sale Second: Sandy, ■ • . . . Oregor
Percy Shelley, Prop.
One story that is being spread is to
to tiie payment of
the amounts
Successor
to Bell Bros.
the effect that the men are half starved.
A Chicago commission is to make a decried to be due Tlie plaintiffs from
Livery
Rigs
of
all
kinds including heavy
Let ns dissect this story.
study of the city's defectives. They said defendants Elijali Coalman and
or light freight.
First-class Auto
The government issues a stated amount will be lenient, however, with the city
service day or night. Horses and Rigs
Elvina C. Coalman, bis wife, or fri m
ot rations to ench.man each day. Here council.
bought, sold or traded. Baled hay and
either of them; Third, that tiie balance
is one days allowance per man:
whole oats always on hand at lowest
lie
paid
to
tlie
clerk
ot
this
Court
to
be
U pounds of ire.-li meat.
It may be that beauty is only skin distributed by him ¡is by Law provided; Fresh and Cured Meats
an prices.
1 pound and 2 ounces of fresh hrwfitl, deep, but the well turned ankle catches
Sausage of All Kinds,
4th. Tiiat tlie defendants and each
or its equivalent in dour. One-eighth of the public eye.
and all of them lie barred and foreclosed A Stock of Groceries kept in
Before Buying Your Harness
an ounce of baking powder.
of and enjoined from asserting any light, Stock. Best Bread in the State
Two ami four-tenths ounces of navy
Every man is supposed to be the title, lien, claim or interest in to or up
Go To
of Oregon.
beans, or rice or hominy, tomatps, or architect of his own fortune, but many
on said real property or any part thereof,
Fresh Fish every Friday. Will
other fresh vegetables.
of them forget to build.
situated in ttie County of Clackamas,
One and twenty-eight hundredths
State of Oregon, ami more particularly pay the highest cash price for
And See'
ounce of prunes, or dried apples, or
Nothing is harder to keep than a girl
Hides. Veal, Pork, Eggs &c.
described in said mortgage .is all of the
I e tehes, or jam.
who fancies the other fellow.
South west quarter (8. W. J ) of Sec­
One and tWelve-hunredthS ounces of
tion
Twenty four, (24), in’ Township
This is good but it isn’t ours: "In­
I'ollee, or lea.
Harness and Shoe Repairing
t"
o
(2)
South, Range Seven (7) east of
Three and two-tenths ounces of sugar. ternational law is an old fiddle upon
tlie Willamette Meridian, in tlie County
A Specialty.
wiiieh any tune can be played.
Oi.e-half ounce of cvaporali d milk.
of Clackamas, state of Oregon, contain­
Sixtveu-hunilreths of a gill of vinegar,
Villa, in the number of his lives, has ing one hundred sixty (160) acres accord­
or pickles, sixty-lour hundredths of an
ing to tlie Government survey thereof,
shoved the cat off the map.
ounce of salt.
except only tlie statuntory right of re­
On Improved Property.
Large
obtained through th e old e s t a b h - f j
Eour-hundrcdths of an ounce ef pep-
demption, ami Fifth, for such lurther
A
daily
paper
says:
"
It
is
not
safe
and Small Amounts.
l>er.
Send a model or sketches and <3 ¿script ion
and different relief as may to this Court
o f y o u r in v e n t io n f o r F R E E S E A R C H t
Sixty-four hundredths of an ounce of to rely solely upon drednaughts, or seem meet and proper.
DIM’CK
& DiMICK
AND
and report on patentability. Wo p >t p it-
cruisers, or submarines. A modern
"3 A«:- W rite t o r o u r f r e e b o o k
lard.
or 300 needed inventions.
W. L. MULVEY,
This summons is served upon you by
navy must be well balanced. Naval
Five-tenths of an ounce of butter.
Andresen Building, Oregon C ity, Ore.
publication
and
published
by
virtue
ot
In addition they get syrup, tlavoriug experts know what is needed and the an order made and entered herein outlie
P a ten t Lawyers. Estab. i8 8 3 .
extracts kBd spices, ice for pres-rving senate hill follows their recommenda­ 22nd day of June 1916, by J. U. Catnp-
307 Sevenih St.. YV?.?'iinqton, D. C.
S0R5
p'rishahle gomls, coal and wood fir tions as nearly as is politically possible.”
The country’s needs playing second tx‘11. Judge of the above entitled Court
cooking purposes.
fiddle to peanut politics. It has aiwavs directing the same to be published in the
A splendid field range is furnished
Where a King’s Clothes Were Kept
Sandy News, a newspaper of general
St. A ndrew ’s-by-the-W ardrobe Is a
each company for cooking, and every been so, and, we presume, always will circulation, published at Sandy in
conspicuous w a r m ark In Queen
facility is provided for their needs am! be or at least until we tire of sending Clackamas County Oregon, and ordering torla street and derives a grotes Vlc-
jue
peanut politicians to represent us in the
welfare.
distinguishing title from form er prox­
tiiat
said
publication
be
made
at
least
im ity to the king’s great w ardn.be. Sandy Blacksmith and Shoeing
The soldiers of the regular army art halls of statesmen.
once a week for six consecutive weeks.
T his was originally th e tow n mansion
.1
receiving exactly the -ante allowance as
of Sir John Beaucham p and purchased
Shop
C. D. Purcell
the soldiers ot the National Guanl, yet
from his executors by E d w an l Iff. for
Attorney for the Plaintiffs
A Step Further.
R.
S.
Smith
Prop.
th e keepers of the king’s apparel.
never a mttrinei is heard from the regu­ G randm a w as indulging in a few First Publication June 29, 1916.
¡lioeing
a
Specialty.
All
Work Guaran­
“T
here
were
kept,”
says
Fuller,
“th
e
reminiscences.
lars.
last Publication August 10, 1916.
ancient clothes of o u r English kings teed. Prices Right. Phone Gresliam 534
C. D. PURCELL
INSURANCE
SANDY HR LUMBER CO.
Sandy Livery
Barn
Tfj£ SANDY MEAT
MARKET
Pleasant
L. E. HOFFMAN
Home
V. E. Fosberg
MONEY TO LOAN
?■. S W IF T & CO,
It is but just, however, to the great
mass of National Guard troops to ‘state
that the kicking generally comes from a
i lass of men who ate never satritied, no
matter how much they riwive,
If then are nuy |«arvnts and friends of
-oldiers in tins vicinity they should not
Is* alarmed. The government supplies
ail the men require in food, the sturgeons j
“And w e used to m ake h asty pud­
ding.” said she.
“ We have Instantaneous pudding now ­
adays. grandm a. Comes In a can.”—
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Curious Old Clock
In th e tow er of tlie tow n house of
H eidelberg w as an old clock so con­
Suspicious.
stru cted th a t when th e hours stru ck
“1 do n 't like th e way she spoke of !he figure of an old m an pulled off his
th e l>ai'y.”
hat. a eoek crowed and clapped Its
"W hy, she said It looked like you."
wings and soldiers fought w ith one an­
"Yes, an d she said It In such a n asty other. But th is curious ptece of w ork­
way."—Louisville Courler-JouruaL
m anship, w ith the castle and town,
w as burned by the F rench In 1693.
which they w ore on great festivals "
Shakespeare in his will left to his fa­
vorite daughter. Susannah, th e W ar­
w ickshire doctor’s wife, a house near
th e W ardrobe, "w herein one John Rob­
inson dw elleth." T he present Church
of St. A ndrew ’s-by-the-YVardrohe w as
rebuilt by YY ren a fte r the g reat fire
and became th e city cen ter of th e
evangelical revival u n d er William Ro­
m aine.—YYestmlnster G azette.
Sandy’
Ore.
A lthough th e subm arine is. in a way,
nearly 300 years old. yet th e first u nder
sea destroyer to sink a hostile w arship
w ithout also sinking herself w as th e
E-9 of the British navy, w hich In Sep­
tem ber, 1914, blew up th e G erm an
cruiser Hein in Helgoland bight.—A r­
gonaut.
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