The Sandy news., December 21, 1916, Image 2

SANDY NEW S
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in e County Court
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inout tains in our pathw ay, oiiscuring
S tate of Oregon For And In
Published every Thursday at our neighbors and th eir affairs, until we
The County of Clackamas.
frequently forget th a t they, too, haye
Sandy, Oregon.
M. A. Deaton, F-red L. Proctor, cares and sorrows, m any tim es more In the M atter of the Estate
of M iihael McCormick, CITATION
griveous th an our own.
Proprietors.
Deceased.
I t would be of real benefit to us if we
To Jam es McCormick, Annie Russell,
E. V, Nye,
Editor. could at tim es torget self, and enter into
Frank McCormick. Jo h n McCormick,
the joys and sorrow s of others.
Try it friend, and you will be sui- Marie McCormick, Rosa McCormick,
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER
prised to realize how soon the care anil Joseph McCormick, Myrtle McCormick,
sorrow have flown from your o^’n life Elizabeth McCormick, William McCor­
$1.00 per year in advance.
and left nau g h t hut joy and peace in mick, heirs a t law of Michael McCor­
mick, deceased, and to Lena McCor­
Six months, .50 cents
th e ir stead.
mick, heir at law of Michael McCorm­
E ntenst a« Second-class m atter March
12, 1911, at tlie post office at Sandy,
ick,
deceased, and Anthony Burgard,
The price of sk irts is still up. So are
Oregon under the Act of March 3 1879.
guardian
of Marie McCormick Rosa
th e skirts.
McCormick,
Joseph McCormick, Myrtle
Advertising Kates on Application.
I f th e people of tins com m unity real­ McCormickt Elizalietb McCormick and
Local readers ten cents a line for
first insertion, five cents a line each ized our absorbing love for them they William McCormick, and to Lena Mc­
subsequent insertion.
Display locals, would each bring us a subscription and Cormick, guardian ad litem ot Frank
fifteen cents a line first insertion, ten a tu rk ey as a C hristm as token of their McCormick, and to ail persons un­
cents a line each sulisequent insertion.
esteem .
nam ed or unknown having or claiming
‘For Sandy A lw ays.’
nAiil
ANU rUK NALt
COLUMN
C. D. Purcell
FOR S A L E —Two good milch cows.
I. H. Phipps, Boring, Oregon.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
SANDY,
FOR R E N T —A 40 acre ranch, 23
acres cleared, near C ottrell school
house. Apply to E. Beers. Sandy, Ore.
FOR SA L E —Thoroughbred W hite
Leghorn Cockrels, not related to any
Oregon stock. Apply pt News office.
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OREGON
C. D. PURCELL
INSURANCE
Representing Reliable Companies.
FOR S A L E —T hree horses.
Two
M. A. DEATON
heavy d r a ft horses weighing about
Agent For
about 3200 and one w eighing about
1200. A heavy wagon and harness. German American, London
Inquire a t News office.
As*
suranace and other Reliable Co’s.
SANDY FIR LUMBER CO.
CLACKAMAS COUNTY
BANK,
an interest in the Estate of Michael Mc­
Be n ot alarm ed a t th a t stran g e and
Sandy,
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Oregon.
Cormick, deceased.
Lumber, Shingles and Moulding
fearsom e noise.
th e Congressional
IN T H E NAME OF T H E STATE OE
rr.outh is w orking again.
If you are in need of lumber
HAMMOND & HAMMOND
OREGON, You arc hereby commanded
let
us
quote you our prices.
M illionaires are becom ing so common to appear before the H onorable County
Split and Sawed Cedar Posts.
in th e U nited S tate s we are even begiu- Court, if th ; State of Oregon, m
Offices, SANDY & OREGON CITY
and
for
the
County
of
Clackamas,
at
tlie
We also have a supply of brick
ing to feel good ourselves.
We
w ill be in Sandy Saturday
Court House in Oregon City, in and lor and continue to sell at reduced
-Marriage license clerks are about the the County of Clackamas, on the 4th
of each week at the Clackamas
prices.
o dy hum ane and philanthropic people d.tv of Ja n u ary 1P17, ai the hour of 10
County Bank
Phone 46
le ft. They have not raised th e ir fees. o’clock, in the forenoon of said date, to
. . . . .
Oregon
show cause, if any exists, why an orkcr Sandy,
Will .-orne friend kindly loan us an of tiie above Honorable Court should
airsh'p? We w ant to explore the clouds not issue to sell at public or private sale
A ttorn ey-A M aw
and see if we can locate the stopping tlie following described real property be­
place of th e cost of living.
longing to th e said estate, to-wil:
Probate and Real Estate Law
The
North
Half
of
the
Southwest
Congre-8 is strictly up ag ain st it this
Abstrcts
nd Titles Examined.
session, or rath e r will be a fte r M arch 4. quarter, and the South Half of tlie
926 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
N orthw est quarter of Section 17, twp. 2,
an
W itli a woman m em ber in its m idst — S R. 5, E ast W. M., containing One Fresh and Cured M eats
Portland, Oregon.
young, beat.ti ul and brilliant the old H u n d re l and Sixty (100) a rris more or
Sausage of All Kinds.
duffers will have to refra in from cuss­ less; for the purpose o f paying the d eb ts A Stock of Groceries kept In
ing, fighting, snoring and many of th eir against th e said Michael -McCormick,
Best Bread in the State
deceased, and for paying the charges of Stock.
o th e r favorite forms of am usem ent.
adm inistration ol said estate, and tin-
of Oregon.
claims and indelgcdncss against the said
In reading some of th e num erous
Fresh
Fish
every Friday.
Will
Percy Shelley, Prop.
estate as set forth and prayed for in the
pointed paragraph- we often wonder petition of th e adm inistrator of said es­ pay the highest cash price for
Successor to Bell Bros.
what has become o f the point.
tate in the County C lerk’s office of
Livery Rigs of all kinds including heavy
HiJes, Veal, Pork, Eggs &c.
Clackamas County, the Male of Oregon.
or
light freig h t.
F irst-class A uto
N otice th a t beatified sm ile on the
WITNESS my hand and seal of said
service day or night. H orses and Rigs
editorial face? T h e re ’s a reason. Our Court affixed this 20th day of Novem­
bought, sold or traded. Baled hay and
wife laughed a t one of our jokes tlm ber 191 ti.
whole oats always on hand a t lowest
otiier day.
prices.
I. M. H arrington,
They say a fool and his money soon
Clerk ot the County Court
p a rt com pany. For h eav en 's sake send By F. A. Miller, Deputy Clerk.
us a fool.
First publication Nov. 23, 19lti.
Yes, we are strictly a law abiding Last pub'ication Ja n . 4. 1917.
LAWYERS
Do Unto Others.
Friend, have you ever asked yourself
tlie question ? “ Is my neighborhood
any tlie better for my presence in it?
Has jo t.r com m unity life been vuch th a t
were you to remove to some other locali­
ty you would he really missed, and
missed with regret,?
We Is lieve lh.it m any of us who con­
sid er ourselves good citizen« and good
n ighbors, if we w ere to seriously con­
sider the queetio i, would l>e somewhat
puxzlcd to find the correct answer.
We all know iieople of our community
of whom it were idle to ask this ques­
tion. We know beyond question that
they are a real asset io any com m unity
that is so fortunate ns to claim them.
Is! us , then, in the light of their lives,
trullifuliy and imimrii.dly judge our own
lives, and let us profit by that ju d g ­
ment.
All of us know th a t good angel of the
neighborhood. Frequently she is a frail
Utile mite o f womanhood, quiet and un­
assuming, with the most bumble appre­
ciation ol her own virtues.
Yet w hen­
ever sickness or sorrow develop in tlie
W. L. COOPER
THE SANDY MEAT
MARKET
Sandy L ive ry
Barn
L. E. HOFFMAN
MONEY TO LOAN
On Improved Property.
citizen. We believe in a rigid en fo rce­
m ent o f the law against every person
except ourself.
•••••e o e e e a e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e
e
Kicking the cat is a whole lot m ore J ORCHARD AND GARDEN.
fun th an kicking a fellow who is bigger
« •••••eee ee ee ee ee eee ee ee ee
countryside we instinctively look to find than you are.
In going through your wood lot cut
ne*
in
attendance,
ready to efl- J
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the poor trees, the decaying and crook­
ace horse f in
her m inistrations to | That beauty th a t is only skin deep ed ones. Instead of the best ones. Do
"th rs; giving ot the laitli of her own often w ashes off.
not take out the clover aud leave the
thistles.
large heart to sustain the (ailing courage
"W eed out the scrubs,” Is the advice
of those in need.
Now, all together! ’ Buy it a t home
given to dairym en by the sta te college
And who does not know the handy j this C h ristm as.’*
> f agriculture nt Cornell university.
Fn New York the "average” cow does
■nan ol the com m unity? He ¡a always -
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not pay her board.
I usv, y e t never so b'i-y th a t he ean not
Apt ro p ria te C hristm as P resents for
T ry some thoroughly slaked lime as
gran t a favoi to a neighbor.
lie is th e : Your W ife: A new gown, a piano, an
top dressing on your law n th is w in­
man who, when he sta rts to town, is automobile, a thousand dollar cheek, a ter. Several doses give th e best re­
hailed by every housewife on his route I poodle dog ami a kiss. She’ll be happy sults. and one pound to each thirty
square feet of luwn will be enough.
a d loa led down witli commissions ami and reasonably satisfied.
Bulbs planted In flowerpots Indoors
orders to be filled, until frequently j
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should be kept In th e d ark at first,
when returning home his neighbors get; Any price booster will pay a thous- since th is favors th e developm ent o f a
most of his load, lie is also the man and dollar fine when he ean clean up stro n g root aystem. Now is also the
tim e to prepare for spring flowers by
you send for if you have a sick horse or ten thousand by doing it.
Send the planting bulbs outside.
«• >w ; if yottr crops do not tu rn o u t to eusses to jail.
In m aking plans for ano th er season
It should be rem em bered th a t a field
m it you, you consult him. You call on
him, if a su I uteri pt ion is to be circulât-
If prices continue to advance it will where tom atoes have been affected
with wilt Is subject to the m alady In
»’*>• and he is always ready to not only soon be cheaper to ride in an antomo succeeding years and m ust he a b a n ­
doned for tom ato culture. P otato bugs
c.dp in, but he cheerfully takes th e bile th an to w ear o ut shoe leather
a r" largely responsible for spreading
|Ht|<er from Itou-c to houseand from man
this disease from plant to p la n t
to man until the object is attained. In
A fter a fellow has been m arried a
laet, when we contem plate tlie uumlier
Under the Ridge.
dozen
or two tim es he begins to realize
of “ thankless’ jobs lie gets through
Very careful experim ents m ade with
with in tlie run of a year we often won- '*1Ht VMr’e lJ *• not always the spice of sw eet potatoes a t U rbana. 111., by the
dor how on eartli he lias found tim e to ' ll1'
agricultural e x p r im e n t elation dem on­
strated th a t fertilisers applied “under
atten d to his own all airs.
But he has.
the ridge" gave good results. The plan
and he has attended to them well.
'
of "under the ridge” Is. a fte r prepar­
ing th e land with plow and cultivator,
The truth is that we all waste many
Cestly Pleasure,
valuable hours and days th a t might lu'l
“Some folks." said Uucle Eben, to plow furrow s an d a fte r putting the
m anure or fertilizer In then, to make
■er 1« g iu n to these kindly given to “trte" *® h arJ »° h" ' p » «««J ‘»««a the ridges for p lan tin g over the fu r­
..
,
d at de itfo rt worries 'em m ost to
rows. B roadcasting the fertilizer w as
m tni-trations
to
other«
burdens | J c h . - . W ashington Star.
not satisfactory.
I o b ta in e d th r o u g h th e old e>•fal-H-hod
I “ D . S W I F T 4c C O .” a rc being quickly
b o u g h t by M an u fac tu re rs.
Send a model o r s k etc h e s an d d escription
o f your in v en tio n fo r F R Ë E S E A R C H
| and rep o rt on p a te n ta b ility . W e fret p a t- I
e n ts or no fee. W rite fo r o u r fre e U'ok
j o f 300 needed invention®».
D. SWIFT & CO,
Large
and Small Am ounts.
DIM’CK
&
DIMICK
AND
W. L. MULVEY,
Andresen Building, Oregon C ity, Ore.
. P a te n t L a w y e rs . Estab. 1889.
^307 Seventh St.. Washington, D C.J
Nickajzck Cave.
N Pkajack w a i lice th e tinnii* of nn
Im portant Cherokee tow n on the bank
of the Tennessee river. T he Chero­
kees. who had aided the British In the
Revolutionary w ar and had been well
p a ll for th eir assistance, clustered
their wigwams at th is point about
1780-82, and th e village was known
as one of the “ChR kam nuga tow ns.“
The m eaning of th e nam e is n iw lost,
though it wns pn lmbly of Cherokee
origin, as It occurs In the annals of
th e tribe as a m an’s name. This nam e
Is also given to r crock and to a very
rem arkable cave, th e la tte r being situ ­
ated very n ear th a t point of the south­
ern boundary of Tennessee where It Is
Intersected by the line separating the
states of Alabama and Georgia. Nlck-
ajaek cave, though but little known.
1« one of the w onderful caves of the
world, being of even more Imposing
proportions than the Mammoth cave
of Keutui ky.—Argonaut.
Rocks.
Blobbs—He has made quite a study
of geology, hasn’t he? Sloths— I be­
lieve ao. At any rate he la going to
m arry a girl w ith the rocks.—Philadel­
phia Record.
A wound Inflicted by firearms can
•till be healed, but one Inflicted by
tongue will never heal up.—Persian
Proverb.
Sandy Blacksmith "and Shoeing
Shop
R. S . Smith
Prop.
Shoeing a Specialty. All Work G uaran­
teed. Prices Right. Phone Gresham 534
Sandy’ -
[Ore.
Bird« T hat Sing During Flight.
In reference to a recent p arag rap h
about birds th a t sing w hile flying a
correspondent w rites:
"The cuckoo Is u line bird th a t sings
as It flies, especially when pursued by
angry little birds whose nest It has
attem pted to Invade, as I have several
tim es seeu and heard. T hen th e tree
pipit and w hltethroat generally rise
from th eir jieri h and flu tter In th e air
while singing, besides sw allow s. If you
count th eir tw ittering as a song. I
have also seen and beard missel th ru sh
and blackbird sing w hile flying, but
only very rarely.’’-L o n d o n Mall.
Located th« Tim a.
"Do you know w hat tim e your sis­
te r's young man left last night?"
"1 think It was about 1. dad. because
when he w as going I heard him say.
•Just one, only one. dear!- " - P e a r s o n s
Weekly.
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