The Redmond Spokesman $ 100 « . Oft 'T is Published every Thursday by H. II. * C. 1. rAl.Ml'R AT KBUMOND. OKKUON • A G R E E D Fy successful men that the first thousand dollars that they saved looked larger to them than the many thousands that followed. There are sever al reasons for this. One of which is, that money saved begets more money. You are practically helpless, as far as business advancement is con cerned unless you have some capital. When you have capital, opportunities for sound and profit able investments are always presenting them selves. Start an account with this bank and e will willingly assist you with our advice, when you have enough to swing an investment. Our Cer tificates o f Deposit offer an absolutely safe op portunity to make four and five percent on your idle money. You are always welcome at this bank. A DVKRTISINO RATES made known upon application Make all moneys payable and address nil communications to II. It. £ C. 1.. I'alme:-. It bu.i ! Or« «<n Enter«*! as second-class matter Ju.y 11, l.i’.ii a» the l’ostolllce at Rislnum«!, ¡Oregon, uruier the Act o f Men. S. ISTt*. Redmond, Oregon, Deo. 8. 1910 Redmond Bank of Commrece R e d m on d , O regon DRUGS See our special remedies for Coughs, Colds and Rheumatism. Our care ful attention is given this depart ment. Prescriptions carefully com pounded. FARMERS Treat your grain before planting this fall. It is necessary for a good crop 10c 75c PAINTS Our stock of interior decorating paints will fill your wants and make your house more beautiful. Sherwin & Williams are the leaders in the ready mixed paint line. We are sole agents. Lynch & Roberts, Redmond GENERAL C h a n g e M ust C om e ---------- The following article taken ! from the Portland Journal is right ! to the point as re.ard reforms to be made in the liquor traffic: I “ The more reforms the Home Rule people inaugurate, the wiser they will be. They can err more , easily on the side of laxity than | in thoroughness. They made I p.omises in the campaign, and are on trial as to those protn- 1 ises now. “ Many of those who voted for j the Home Rule bill did so on the assurance that there was to be a change and that it was to lie a change wrought by Home Rule people. The point has been reach ed when the conditions of the past will not be tolerated. The , low dive with its evasions and ! violations of laws has had its day. The mining camp standards in | the saloon business have passed. ; A saloon must be a place where liquor is sold within the require ments of the law, and not be an asylum and rendezvous for road agents, footpads and other ene- mies o f society. The standard that has long been maintained by the respectable dealers is the ! standard that must be adopted by all. “ Even with the reforms, the business is under constant men ace. The great social mass is constantly purging itself of foll- i ies and futility. A reckoning is talcing place in which accounts are being cast up and balances struck. Great corporations are refusing to employ those who use intoxicants. Vast belts of territory are going dry. Reform o f the traffic is not a mere epi sode but a nation wide movement. It is not a fleeting flurry, but a widespread change that is cons tantly gathering strength. * ‘Reform has to come. Changes have to be made. Abuses have to be abolished. If it is not done by the dealers, it will be done for ti e dealers.” i T II E Blue Vitrol, per pound, Formaldehyde, per quart, SUBSCRIPTION RATKS Str.ctly in Advano* One year. - $1.50 Hiree months. Wo Six months, .78 i Single copiia, 5c MERCHANDISE HOTEL REDMOND ANNEX BARBER SHOP Everything New and First-class POPULAR PRICES S. F. SMITH, Proprietor G. W. WELLS will look after F. W. McCAFFERY’S Real Estate Business at the old stand during Mr. McCaffery’s absence HARDWARE rend, and are calling for more. The eighth grade is studying budding and grafting now. and will take up plant disease next week. The walls in Mrs. Ilopley’ s rooms are showing much neat and profitable work done by the pupils. The roll o f honor in both Mrs. Hopley’ s and Mrs. Jarrett’s rooms show splendid results. Mrs. Jarrett has 52 pupils now. and the seating capacity is over taxed, as is that o f all the rooms. The new seats art' her»: and will be in place when school o|H>ns next Monday after a short recess as a precautionary measure to prevent the chance o f a spread of diphtheria, o f which we have had two cases in one family. It ¡«believed there will l>e no more cases, and by Monday there will lie no more danger, and Dr. Hosch is doing what he can to prevent any spread o f the disease*. $1,000 License At Bend The Bend city council at its last meeting raised the liquor li cense to $1.000 a year and limited the number of saloons to ten. Saloon keepers must In* citizens of the United States, and must furnish bond from a surety com pany in the sum o f $1.000 for term o f license. A tax o f 15 mills on the dollar was levied for 1910 as against 10 mills for 1909. - See our New Stock of Silverware That we are showing now—just the thing for holiday presents. Mail Arrives in Bad Condition The three days’ overdue mail that arrived here last \Vednesda> night was received in bad condi tion. Some of the sacks looked as if they had been used for brake blocks, the sacks being torn and the mail covered with mud and cut up. When the sacks were emptied into the dis tributing box at the postoffice enough mud came out o f the sacks to make a flower bod. Some of the mail sacks were im properly labeled and were carried by to Sisters. Verily the mail service between Redmond and Shaniko is a serious problem during the winter months. <v C h a p m a n , Redmond, Ore Office in Redmond «'i Ph enix Building Buy a liOt in Metolius Redm ond. Ore. F. H. RODFMEYER Physician and Surgeon Eyes Tested. Glasses Prop erly Pitted Otlliv in F.hret tin « block Redmond. Oregon Oregon Trunk R //. rfi- eision point. (irnded streets, curbs, (em ent Sidewatks W ater sgstem reit hont extra cosl. One gear and a h alf to pag for gour lots DR. GRANDY Dentisi WM. G. PHOENIX, Agt. Painless Methods RED M O N O , ORK. Ottico ii|wtairs m lt«<lm«>ml lloU'l Annex. Redmond. Oregon BUCKLEY EXP GO. BKTWKKN Urdntoiul and Shaniko Leave Redmond every Sunda) ami Wednesday. I.eave Shaniko Tuesday an«l Friday. Arrive at Redmond Thursday ai«t Sunday. Passenger and Express last freight and Express a Specially J. C. WILLIAMS Watchmaker and Jeweler Jackson Lumber GO MPA NY Sells Doors, Windows, Glass, Ranges, Healing and Cook Stoves, Builders’ Hardware, John Deere, Canton Clipper and Oliver Plows, Wagons, Buggies and Hacks, and all the other good» that goes in the Hardware trade. Come und see us. Postoffice Building REDMOND. - OREGON - 4«» - Satisfaction Guaranteed TUM ALO Carriage heaters to keep your feet warm, for sale by Theo. Herkner. 21tf Buy your J. A. WILCOX ATTORNEY AT LAW REDMOND. - in the city Redmond OREGON T h e P io n e e r I. P. HEWITT Lawyer M eat M arket C . F. B A R T L E T T , P r o p ’ r. Boom* 1 and .7, Redmond Bank of Commerce building, REDMOND. - OREGON Iowegon Real Estate A gency On the Ground Floor LANDS, LOTS, BOMLSTLADS %' JUAHK D E A L Write for literature. I sell everything in the Meat Line, and always have a good stock on hand to fill your wants with. You will find that your meat shopping will always la* satisfactory if done at The Pioneer Market. Besides carrying a full line of meats I sell everything that is raised on the ranch, such ns Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Vegetables, etc., and sell same at reasonable prices. HARMON COOK. Manager, l.aidiiiw, Oregon ® City Dray and ® W ¡S REDMOIND, S iiii * S) OREGON ... Transfer Line REDMOND FEED & FUEL CO. GEORGE W. FARRIS, Manager All Orders Given Prompt Satisfactory Attention of the Buckley Drug Co. Jackson Lumber Co. Office on North Sixth St. CANDY Best stock Kendall rilYSICI AN ami Sl’KGKDN - John B. Wimer left this place last week for Grants Pass where he will remain for the winter visiting relatives and friends. P. A. Woolley returned from Bend last week Thursday. He is helping his brother who has a contract on the residence that C. A. Lucas is building there. E. H. Edgington is slaughter ing and delivering some tine beef to the Bend markets these days. Mr. Edgington is an old hand at the butchering business. Mr. and Mrs. J. Baker start ed for Roseburg last week via Shaniko. Some time ago they made an effort to reach Roseburg by crossing the mountians by SCHOOL NOTES way of the McKenzie road but Reported for The Spokesman. had to return on account of the School enrollment to date is 120. deep snow and impassible roads. • 4»» Ninth and tenth grades are now at work, and we can take Christmas Gifts care o f anyoue who wishes to All gradesof rocking chairs and enter these grades. fine and cheap rugs. Buy a use Tenth grade is working in ad- ful present and buy it now. If i vanced agriculture, the same you wish I will keep it for you course as the County High School. Principal Thompson has been untilChristmas. I have sold my supplementing the geography groceries and hardware and will and history work with morning largely increase my furniture and talks and readings. This week wall paper stocks. Yours for business, the work was “ Travels Through 20tf J. W. W'oodruff. Sweden.” Last week a lecture -- - #■» --- on “ The Merchant of Venice.” Notice to City Water Users Several eighth graders are reading Shakespeare now, instead All water users of city water o f the light reading as formerly are hereby notified that water rents are payable in advance at office o f City Recorder. Secure your receipts at once. Water rates go into effect December 1st Water bills not paid before 10th of current month will carry a penalty of 10 per cent. 20t3 By order of City Council. In the above line we carry a complete stock and invite you to call on us when you need anything in our line. J.F.HOSCH.M.D. W . W . CAUGHEY, Ground and Chopped Feed, Seeds, Hay and WOOD T o ll o r H ash G rin d in g REDMOND, ORE. I«eavo orders at Buckley Bros. 7th St. bel. D and E Sts. REIMIOND, ORE.