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About The Sandy news. (Sandy, Clackamas County, Oregon) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1917)
Every father should seek tirst place in his boy's confidence. He should make Published eve ry T h u rsd a y at certain that he stands higher in the toy's regard than all others. And as S a n d y, Oregon. the years pass he should see to it that M . A. Deaton, Fred L. Proctor, the bond is si rengthened instead of P rop rieto rs, weakened. But this can only be done K. V. N ye, - - Editor. by fully entering into the life of the boy and by making tiis life your life. It will pay better than any otbe* in OFFICIAL CITY PAPER vestment you can make. SANDY NEWS $1.00 per y e a r in advance. Six m onths, .50 cents The End Of The Fizzle. Entered a« Second-class matter March Another long drawn out effort to come 12, 1911, at the post office at Handy, Oregon under the Act of March 3 18,9. to some terms with Carranza has result ed in the usual fizzle. The Mexico-Am- Advertising Rates on Application. Local readers ten cents a line for ohject, because Carranza has refused to first insertion, five cents a line each subsequent insertion. Display locals, ratify the work ot the commission. It is the end of the fizzle—that is, the fifteen <'ents a line first insertion, ten cents a line each subsequent insertion. present fizzle. It is said that General Pershing and “For Sandy Always.” his men are to be withdrawn from Mex ico. It is just as well, if they are not to be allowed to "take V.lla” or protect their countrymen, then they should not be made ridiculous by compelling them to loaf around and suck their thumbs. Taft fizzled when he sent the army roaring down to the border and then baited tin m there. Wilson fizzled when he rushed them into Vera Cruz and then rushed them out again. And the army is fizzling because it is Your Boy’s Chum. not allowed to do anything but fizzle. With two administrations fizzling, If you are a father, are you acquaint wiih two congresses fizzling, and with ed with your hoy’s chum? Do you the army fizzling, the American people know him to be nt company for your seem to be in somewhat of a fizzle all son ? Every normal hoy has singled out around. Anil, from all Indications, we will from his friends and acquaintances one particular chum. This chum is his “ oth keep right on fizzling. In The County Court of The State of Oregon for the Conuty of Clackamas. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE of MICHAEL McCOKMICK. deceased. Notice of Sale. WANT AND FOR SALE COLUMN FOR SALE—Two good milch cows. I. H. Phipps, Boring, Oregon. Notice is hereby given that the under FOR SALE—Thoroughbred White signed, M. A. Deaton, Administrator of Leghorn Cockrels, not related to any the estate of Michael McCormick, de Oregon stock. Apply at News office. ceased, by virtue of an order issued out of the County Court of tlie State of Ore-, FOR SALE—Three horses. Two gon for the County ot Clackamas, on heavy draft horses weighing about th e 5th day of January, 1917, will sell a about 3200 and one weighing about 1200. A heavy wagon and harness. public sale to the highest bidder for Inquire at News office. cash, subject to a mortgage of $9500.00 plus interest, and a second mortgage of $1000.00 plus Interest, the followingdes- crlbed personal property, to-wit: The North Half ot the Southwest Lumber, Shingles and Moulding quarter, and the South Half of the If you are in need of lumber Northwest quarter of Section 17, Town let us quote you our prices. ship 2, South Range 5, East W. M., containing One Hundred and Sixty (1 GO) Split and Sawed Cedar Posts. acres, more or less, in Clackamas Coun We also have a supply of brick ty, State of Oregon. and continue to sell at reduced Said sale to be held on the above des prices. cribed premises on Saturday, at 10A.M., Phone 46 on the 10th day of February, 1917. S a n d y , .........................Oregon M. A. Deaton, Administrator. First publication January 11. 1917. Last publication February 8, 1917. SANDY FIR LUMBER CO. FARM WORK IN W INTER. THE SANDY MEAT MARKET M a n y T as k s Can Be Perfo rm ed In Cold W eath er. The work which cannot be done Fresh and Cured Meats an while the ground Is frozen compre Sausage of AU Kinds. hends u large share of the field opera A Stock of Groceries kept in tions, says Professor H. C. Taylor In the New York American. Some of the Stock. Best Bread in the State activities which one Is In danger of of Oregon. postponing too long und, for this rea son, suffer loss are potato digging, beet Fresh Fish every Friday. Wil lifting and fall plowing. Every farm- I pay the highest cash price for er should be informed as to the time er self,” all of the “ other sell” he will * Hides, Veal, Pork, Eggs &c. of year the ground actually freezes A reader suggests that we advocate have until years of maturity develop In euough to stop these lines of work “ calf conservation.” Another result, him the sex attraction. and bend every effort to have all work If you have studied hoy nature, or ever. doubtless, of the short skirt. of this nature out of the way before that date. The fact that the perma if you can recall your own boyhood days, These are the days when every self- nent freeze is some years much later you must know that they are the days than the ordinary should not be used respecting egg Insists on an individual us u reason for delay. The good man wherein the lasting impressions of life ager keeps step with nature, hut tries price ticket. are formed. It is also the period when to keep considerably aheud of the dates the domination of a strong personality If hell is paved with broken promises when a given tusk may be performed. is most potent for good or evil over a it must be a great pi ice for politicians. The general rule iu autumu is: Work which cauuot be done when the ground obtained th rough th e old established weaker or more plastic nature. “ D. S W IF T &. C O .” are being quickly Is frozen should take precedence over bought by M anufacturers. Send a model or sketches and description , Have you studied your boy’s chum ? Don’t roar at the price of eggs. It work which can be doue later. of your invention for F R E E SEA R CH In the corn belt, where the ears of and report on patentability. W e g e t p a t It may be almost as necessary as a study takes a perfectly good hen twenty-four en ts or no fee. W rite fo r o u r free book | corn are husked aud the stalks left of 300 needed inventions. of the boy himself. Is that chum all hours to produce one. standing, corn gathering is an impor tant task which may be performed you could wish him to be? Is he The fellow who boasts of getting when the ground is frozen but which stronger, or weaker, of purpose and P a te n t L a w y e rs . Estab. 1889. something for nothing usually finds it should be completed before a heavy L 307 Seventh St., Washington, D. C.J character than your hoy 7 11 stronger, snow falls. It is tbe fear of snow aud is worth just what he gave for it. severely cold weather that lmiiels the alt the men' reason for you to know his corn farmer to bend every energy to real character, for lie is as sure to im dear the field of corn before the 1st The higher the price of the hat the A pple B arrel Press. press his personality upon your son as of December or some other date fixed The top ami bottom of this press are more the woman raves and the lo uder by the experience of the community open rings which engage the top and that strength overcomes weakness. as the time when there is great danger bottom of the barrel near the edges Tile boy rarely develops hal its or ti.e old man cusses. of weather which will stop the work. traits of character acquired from men' There are mauy tasks which can be chance acquaintances or from strangers. Villa must be getting dippy. He has done in whiter and while the ground is covered with snow. Examples are: It is from fiis intimates that he absorbs completely forgotten to die again. Uaullng and preparing stove wood, ideas that Income fixed in the mind and hauling aud storing ice, visiting the develop into character, Hence the itn- herds of successful farmers, attending We just can't refrain from mentioning the farmers' course, reading bocks on peritive neees ity that tho e ntimates l e Carranza again, but he is worth only a the culture of crops, on the breeding, of right character. care aud feeding of live stock and on Some think it is a risky business to line or two at best. the best methods of marketing farm produce. This is the time of year for attempt to regulate a son’s lriendships. Some day we will open up our hearts the farmer to work a short day, take Admittedly so, yet you have it in your time to improve his mind aud to enjoy power to in a largo degree control the and tell the w.,rld how much the |>eople I life. love you. But it will be after you are matter. All Happens In a Second. Every normal Imy has great respect dead. A second ts the smallest division of time In general use. and when we con for his lather, provided that father is At the Allied bazaar in Chicago a sider that in one year there are about deserving of his respect. The tirst step, 31,568,000 of these periods It would cer I lien-ion', is to secure and deserve the lone fresh egg sold for $55. Must have tainly seem us If it was enough for all had a “ chicken” in it. boy's confidence. This accomplished, a practical purimses. But. after all. a good deal can happen in a second. little tactful consideration on your part, Will it go into history as an investi A light wave, for Instance, passes together with a personal interest in his gating committe, or as an investigated through a distance of about 180.000 every day life, ought to give you eon- miles In this length of time. The earth one? In Itself moves In Its orbit at a rate of troll of the situation. about twenty miles a second. Hut the surest way to control! the This is a hard day for the neutral. A tuulng fork of tbe French standard matter is to constitute yourself the laiy’a If the partisans can't kiss him they vibrates S70 times per second to pro and permit them to spring. The fruit duce tbe note A on the treble staff. chum. This can be done if the matter want to kick him. ts settled first by rocking and then by ia taken in band early in tbe boy’s life. slowly applied pressure.—Agricultural Saving Talk. Digest "Do you bellese In telepathy?” To every yeuug Imy bis father is a Here. here, boys and baldheads! “You meau." responded Miss Cay model of ¡'•flection, His first boyish At the Allied bazaar in Chicago you P re tty Cool. enne. “the art of communicating mbit ion is to imitate lather. If that can get a kiss from a handsome young thought without audible speech?“ flaller—Say, when are yon going to •ay as* * that ten you borrowed? You "Something like th a t” lather is d< a tying of imitation and w ill Isdy—a real swell, genuim top-noteher, xnow I ni married now! Staffer—Ob. “I am not aure whether It eonld be cultivate id» boy’s confidence, the prob pink stoekened—for a measly silver dol made to work or not But I know a are you? That's too had! I wauted to lem is solved. lar. Good-bye and luck to you. number of people who ought to try touch you for five more.—Exchange. L. E. HOFFMAN D. SWIFT & CO. BUSINESS DIRECTORY C. D. Pu reel ATTORNEY AT LAW SANDY, • • OREGON c . D. PURCELL INSURANCE Representing Reliable Companies. M. A. DEATON Agent For German American, London As* suranace and other Reliable Co’s. CLACKAMAS COUNTY Sandy, ■ • BANK, Oregon. HAMMOND & HAMMOND Lawyers Loans . . . Abstracts Oregon City, Oregon At the Clackamas County Bank, Sandy, Every Wednesday. Geo. W. Beers Instructor of Violin Dealer in Musical Sundries. Violins, Violin Strings, Instruction Books, Music and Musical Instruments. Music furnished for all occasions from 1 to 10 pieces. W. L. COOPER Attorney-At-Law P rob ate and A b strcts Real E s ta te and T itle s Law E x am in ed . 926 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Portland, Oregon. Sandy Livery Barn Percy Shelley, Prop. Successor to Bell Bros. Livery Rigs of all kinds including heavy or light freight. First-class Auto service day or night. Horses and Rigs bought, sold or traded. Baled hay and whole oats always on hand at lowest prices. MONEY TO LOAN On Improved Property. Large and Small Amounts. DIMICK & DIMICK AND W. L. MULVEY, Andresen Building, Oregon City. Ore. M odest Blackm ore. That the author of “Lorna Doone" was one of the best fruit growers In England is brought out by Hlldegarde Hawthorne In an article on Blackmore which she contributes to St. Nicholas. Indeed. It was of his fruit that he loved most to talk, according to Miss Hawthorne. Of his writings or of himself at all It was very difficult to get him to say a word, for he was shy and modest to a high degree If you tried to muka him talk alsmt Ilia bonks tie would always slip quickly a .. ay to something about ¡leaches or nis-tsrlnes or plums, or he would ask you to come out to see his garden and wander there happily, pruning shears In hand, point ing ont his prize fruits and telling you Just what must be doue to bring each type to perfection. Encourages F in e B uildings. Our city planners might well Imitate the example of Buenos Aires, which every year exempts from taxation the most beautiful building erected with in the preceding twelvemonth and awards a medal to the architect.-* Youth s Companion. I t " —Washington Star. 1
