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T H U R S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 1. 1914
1 LEGAL NOTICES :j
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HOW TO USE THE GROWING DEMAND
SPLIT LOG DRAG FOR PLAYGROUNDS
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oru* street r u n a w a y ounng tne
recess time b.v means o f ropes that cau
be readily adjusted to poles set In the
curb In a few seconds. The barrier
could thus be erected or removed by
some o f the older pupils almost Instant
ly. It would not exteud across the
sidewalk.
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In the Circuit Court o f the State o f !
Oregon, for Washington County.
Charles L. Lousignont, Plaintiff,
vs.
Bons Meal For Gardens.
Emma Lousignont, Defendant.
Boneraeal or ground bone Is the
To Emma F. Louisignont, Defendant.
most common o f phosphate fertilizers
In the name o f the State o f Oregon:
for the reason that while It contains
You are hereby required to appear and
about tbe same percentage o f phos
answer the complaint filed against you
phoric acid It also contains some nitrog
in the above entitled suit, on or before
enous matter o f decided value. Steam
the expiration o f six weeks from and i
a fter the date o f the first publication o f 1
Cars of School Children and Establish ed bonemeal is of about equal value, □ □
for, though some of the fatty matter
this summons, to-wit: The 15th day of
ment of Places to Play Questions
January, 1914, and if you fail to answer [ Ordinary Road Drag la Made With
i has steamed out. making the meal
That Ara Recorded aa Moat Impor more soluble and easy of decomposl-
for want thereof the plaintiff will ap
Two Halvas of a Log—This Procsas
ply to the court for the relief prayed
tant— Strength of Body It of as Groat ! Hon. it has lost a little of the nitron
Forces
Water
to
Drain
Off
at
Either
fo r in the complaint, to-wit: For the
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o
Valua aa Development of the Mind.
Side, Leaving Bed In Condition.
dissolution o f the marriage contract now
existing between plaintiff and defend
The hygiene o f the schools, the care
ant, and for such other relief as may I The best results from road drag
o
f
the school children and the estab
seem meet and equity in the premises, ging come when the roads are dragged
on the grounds of cruel and inhuman directly after a ralu. The surface of lishment o f playgrounds are ra p id ly
treatment, rendering his life burden
coming to be regarded as among the
the road is leveled, the holes and ruts
some.
most Important questions o f the age.
are
filled
up,
and
the
earth
Is
puddled.
This snmmons is published by the
When it is considered that school chil
order o f the Hon. J. U. (Campbell, A crust forms when the top dries out,
dren spend from eight to fifteen of
By HOLLAND.
Judge o f the Fifth Judicial District of niukiug the road much more lasting
Oregon, and said order being made on tbau it would be if dragged at any the formative years o f their lives In
OME merchants who are
schools
it
Is
only
reasonable
to
expect
the 25th day o f November 1913.
doing business In a small
other time.
The date o f the first publication o f j To keep a road smooth and crowned that their bodies as well as their minds
way argue that It will not
should be prepared for tbelr life work,
this summons is December 4th, 1913,
pay them to advertise be
the best method is to drug with an or for a well trained mind in u weuk
and the last day o f the publication o f I
cause they cannot afford to
this summons is the 15th day of Janu dinary wood road drag, made easily body Is as much a mistake as a bouse
buy the space that large ad
with two halves of a log which has built on the sands.
ary, 1914.
vertisers
use. They forget
been split. This log should be about
J. N. H o f f m a n ,
In this country as well as in many
that very often the large ad
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
I six or eight inches In thickness and others children are compelled by the
vertiser began buying space
six to eight feet long. The halves are state to attend school until a certain
In a small way and the aid
set three feet apart with the smooth age Is reached. Up to the age when
Notice for Publication
the advertising did him en
surfaces forward and upright. They children can leave school the state
abled him to Increase his
U . S. Land Office, Portland, Oregon. ' are fastened together with braces set should be responsible for their health,
December 26, 1913.
business and his advertising
ill holes bored through the log.
according fl> Professor Irving Fisher
appropriation at the sume
Notice is hereby given that William , I f they qfe not heavy enough a of Yale university. Likewise the state
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PI PI
J. Lunney, of Gaston, Oregon, Route board can be placed on top, and the bhould be responsible for their mental
time.
n fu rim pi m i
No. 1, who, on March 8, 1907, made 1 driver stands upon It. This will weight
It would be Just as reason
training
und
should
recognize
the
fact
Original Homestead Entry No. 16197, I It down sufficiently. In some cases It
able to argue that It would
that the schoolbouse Is more than a
Serial 01359, for E. V,, S. E. \i and N. I
not pay to start a small store
has been found desirable to attach a place for the children to spend a f ew
W. yK, S. E. %. and on December 28, l
because the merchant could
19o7, made Additional
Homestead I piece of metal along the lower edge hours a day for ten months o f the
not afford the big building
Entry No. 16414. Serial 01446, for N. E. ( of the forward piece of the drag. This I year.
that the big merchant occu
J4, S. W. 14, Section 31, Township 1 j cuts the surface of the ground better
Better than the ordinary school Is
North, Range 4 West,
Willamette ami Insures also more efficient work.
pies. Everything Is relative.
the outdoor school, which Is now so
Meridian, has filed notice o f intention
The small business needs
The road drag should move forward rapidly coming into prominence. Where
to make final five-year proof, to estab so that it slants across the road in
only a small store and only
lish claim to the land above-described, such a way that a small amount of
a small advertisement But
before the Register and Receiver, U. S.
a business can be made prof
Land Office, at Portland Oregon, on earth will slide past the smooth face
of the log toward the middle of the
itable in limited quarters, and
the 12th day o f February, 1914.
successful advertising can be
Claimant names as witnesses: W il road, thus forming the crown. In this
done without using pages or
liam J. Williams, o f Gales Creek, Ore way the edge of the drag smooths out
gon; Matt Vincent, o f Gales Creek, tlie ruts and fills up the holes.
half pages.
Oregon; Charley Dennis, o f Gaston,
The best way to drag Is to begin at
The editor o f this paper
Oregon; Mrs. David Richards,
o f the side ditch and go up one side of
knows a good deal about ad
Gaston, Oregon.
the road and then down ou the other.
vertising.
His Information
H. F. H ig b y ,
and advice are youra for the
24t5
Register.
asking. He Is Interested In
making your advertising pay,
and the fact that the adver
tisement Is small does not
count.
Better consult him
and see If you can't hit on a
plan that will be mutually
profitable.
Phone
O V E R C O A T S If
WE HAVE
Best Results Obtained Just Beneficial Results Secured
Onlv by Active Exercise.
After a Rain.
Som e wonderfully at
tractive styles in new
F a ll Overcoats ju st now,
the smartest models We
think, that w e ’ve seen in
many a day.
FOUR MILES A DAY’S WORK. MIND AND BODY IMPROVED.
Small Advertisers
Have Good
Chances
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Is the Demand of the Age.
Our groceries will conserve your
H. T. GILTNER’S
WELCOME
We will be at home to
our friends in our new
quarters in the First
National Bank Building
next week.
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QUALITY
P H O TO S
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FRESH MILK
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MODEL ROAD DBAS.
The next trip the drag should be start
ed n little nearer tbe middle, and tbe
last trip over the road the drag should
work close to the middle itself. Small
ridges of earth will be thrown in the
horse track nnd smeared by the round
side o f the log smoothly over the road.
The smearing o f the earth by the drag
is called puddling, and it tends to make
Ibe surface smooth and hard and turns
off the water, especially after the sun
comes out and dries It thoroughly. The
road is always dragged after It has
rained and not when it is dry. With
a good atroug pair o f horses and a well
built drag one man can drag about
three or four miles of a road a day.
This is the best possible way to main
tain good earth roads. In every coun
ty some farmer along each four miles
o f road should own a drag and drag
the rood when It rains, nnd he would
find the road in good condition when
he goes to market.
The necessity for drugging the road
conies about from the fact that water
stays on the road surface Decause It
cannot drain away tnto the side
ditches. I f the road has been properly
dragged the water will run off the sur
face. Then If the ditches are properly
taken care o f the water» will drain
away ami lea ie the roadway In splen
did condition. Tbe crown o f the road
should be at least ten Inches higher
than the outside. Rain on a properly
crowned road will run quickly to the
sides and not soak Into the surface.
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Photo by Am erican Press Association.
O IB L S ON BO O F P L A Y Q B O U K D .
fresh air schools have been established
children suffering from certain forms
o f tuberculosis or who come from tu
PH ARM ACY
bercular families have gained In
P r e s c r ip tio n S p ecia lists
strength and health and have showed
better mental development.
Besides tbe good effect on children's
health. It has been found that children
uttend school more regularly when It
Is conducted on the outdoor pian.
One o f the greatest needs o f Ameri
can cities today In order to preserve
the vitality of children Is the estab
lishment o f playgrounds, easily acces
sible to all children o f a community.
It Is said that the physical and mental
are Inseparably Joined together, and If
one Is defective the other will suffer In
sympathy.
It appears impossible to
develop the child physically In any
way so effectWely as through active
play. Formal gymnastics can accom
plish relatively little. The child must
have some end to gain that arouses Its
enthusiasm and demands agility and
strength and endurance. Then Its
whole bodily mechanism will work to
gether in harmony to secure this end.
Even if playgrounds were o f no
PRETTY HANGING BASKETS.
value in soclnl development they would
8
$
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North Main Street .•
Plenty of Young Plants Should B« still be of Inestimable service In keep
ing children out o f crime. I f a boy’s
Used— Most For a Lining.
•.••••♦.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v. The most unsightly part about the energies are not used up In wholesome
average hanging basket, especially If activity they will often find expression
It has long been In private bands. Is In illegitimate conduct
There is a movement on foot In
the bare sides and bottom. If such
baskets cannot well be worked over Washington among those Interested In
and replanted get a handful o f slips of the welfare o f the school children
wandering Jew or tradescantla. punch which bids fair to solve In many In
holes in the sides with a lead pencil stances the problem o f lack o f play
Delivered at your home
and put In the cuttings. The basket ground during their recesses for the
will soon develop Into a thing of beau pupils of the public schools, a problem
Morning and Evening
ty. When filling these moss covered which, owing to the neglect o f the
6 1-2 cents per Q u a rt
baskets plenty o f young plants of lobe school authorities o f former years to
lia. saxifrage, hen and chickens, and provide sufficient space for the gready
the like should be freely Intndnced as increased number o f scholars, has in
Qqr Motto: "A t Good a» the P elt"
the bsaket Is grsdually lined with very many cases become a most serl-
i s one.
moss and filled with soil.
The solution o f the trouble, ss pro
Phone 834
South Park Dairy
vided by the movement, is to appro
A fresh lot o f Whitman’ s Choc priate a certain portion o f tbe street
during the recess time.
olates right from the factory at
The proposed plan Is to set aside a
L I T T L E R ’S
health and are sold at the the Right Price
Prop Littler's Pharmacy.
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This LATEST MODEL LINOTYPE
The L ast W ord in Type Composing M achines will
he Installed in the Printery o f the P R E S S about
JA N U A R Y
1st, 1 9 1 4
T h is machine fully equipped has cost
the P R E S S $ 2 ,5 0 0 .
Its installation is
m ade necessary by our increasing business.
A s compared to other machines in this sec
tion it will have twice the speed and four
times the variety of type faces.
W ith this addition the P R E S S Printery
will be most complete and modern of any
printing plant in Washington county. Our
entire plant is brand new and up-to-date.
Call after the first of the year and inspect
for yourself.
A lso our work speaks for
itself.
T h e P ress can handle all manner of w ork such, as
B ooklets, C atalo gu es, D irectories, A n n u als, R eports,
L e g a l Briefs, and as in the past will be ab le to serve
your printing w ants w ith prom ptness and satisfaction.
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