The Redmond spokesman. (Redmond, Crook County, Or.) 1910-current, February 16, 1911, Image 2

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    the first cost of the stock.
The Redmond Spokesman than
Tho paper on which Tho
Redmond Bank of Commerce
Spokesman is printed, which is
H. H. a C. U PAIMKR
the best print paper wo can buy,
AT RKDMONO. OREOON
casts in Portland 6 cents a i»ound
SUBSCRIPTION RATK3
The freight rate to bring this pa­
Strictly in Advsnow *
One year. - ft .80 I Three month», 50e per to Redmond in some instanc­
I Six mouth*, .76 I Single .•opte», 6c es reaches to 6 cents a pound
ADVKRTlsiNG RATES made known more, making a total of 12 cents
1 upon application
Make all money* payable and adilre»» a iRHind for the blank (taper !>e-
| »11 communications to H. II. & C. L. fore any labor is put on it. There
! Palmer, Radiaotvd, Oregoa.
Entered a* aeeond-claaa matter Ju.y are 16 sheets to the pound, which
14. 1910 at the I'oatoffice at Redmond, makes the (taper cost three quar­
i Oregon, under the Act of Mch. X. IK79.
ters of a cent each a mighty
Redmond. Oregon, Feb. 16. 1911 high price for (*a(K»r which is
to subscribers at $1.50 per
Injustice to Redmond sold
year.
The Washington. D. C.. dis­ With paper at this price then»
patch published in the Portland is not a cent in a subscription price
Journal of Wednesday evening. of $1.50 per year. But tho peo­
February 8th, in which is given ple would not stand for a raise of
the reasons of the comptroller of 50 cents a year.
the currency for refusing to grant It is the same with the paper
the application to organize a na­ that is used in job printing. All
tional bank in this city, is a glar- kinds of job stock is fifty per
ring injustice to Redmond and the cent higher hero than in the east
Redmond District.
and yet job printing prices here
It is a slap in the face to every are very near the same as obtain
| resident, business man and prop­ there. All kinds of printing ma­
erty owner in this section.
terial costs high to get into this
The dispatch in question shows section, but the printing offices
that Senator Chamberlain is the do not dare to raise the prices
one responsible for giving out for some of the customers will
the story.
come back at them with figures
Tho Spokesman fails to see quoted from some dinky printing
; what benefit Mr. Chamberlain office in the east that is opera­
expects to derive, or what his ting with a hatful of type, and
reasons were for giving out an in­ which makes cheap prices for a
terview that he surely must know class of work that no decent
1 would reflect upon this section of printing office would turn out.
the state.
The printing business should be
conducted, as far as prices are
Are Making Good
concerned on the same lines as
Ehret Bros, of this city, pro­ other businesses are -prices
prietors of the largest depart­ made according to the cost of
ment store in Crook county, are the raw material, stock and labor.
making good in their endeavors But the writer never expects to
I to draw business to this point and live to see that day come.
make Redmond the best trading
Anniversary Number
town in the county.
This firm is each week holding The 50th anniversary number
special sale days and pricing cer­ of the Portland Oregonian, con­
tain lines of goods so low that sisting of 128 pages, published
buyers come here from long dis­ on the 4th of this month, was
tances to take advantage of the one of the greatest newspapers
bargains offered.
ever published on the coast It
Lynch & Roberts, general mer­ celebrated the 50th anniversary
chandise. are also helping to bring of the paper as a daily paper,
trade from a large territory to and was replete with good things
Redmond, and other merchants about Portland and the whole
in the city are following along the state at large. A history of the
same lines.
paper from its birth was given,
and related the hardships and
A Peculiar Business struggles that obtained in early
The printing and newspaper days when the paper was printed
on a hand press. The Oregonian
today stands at the head of all
daily newspapers published on
the Pacific Coast. One thing
about the news in the Oregonian
is, that when you see a story in
that paper you can make up your
mind that it is as nearly correct
as it is possible to get it.
Published «very TliunnUy by
Redmond, Oregon
A general banking business conducted.
Safety deposit boxes for rent.
Letters of credit and travelers’ checks is­
sued, negotiable everywhere.
Drafts drawn on all foreign countries.
Interest paid on time deposits.
Agents for OLD LINE fire insurance.
You are always welcome at this bank.
Officers and Stockholders :
J. P. O’Brien. Portland. Oregon.
Wilbur A. Stevens. Redmond. Oregon.
B. A. Kendall, Redmond. Oregon.
Guy E. Dobson. Redmond. Oregon.
Geo. L. Dobson. Des Moines. Iowa.
J. W. Brewer. Wilson Creek, Washington.
G. M. Slocum, Cashier, Redmond. Oregon.
THE OREGON CAFE
formerly Banquet Cafe
Geo. L Wheeler. Prop’r.
Enlarged and remodeled
Table and counter serv­
ice the best the market
affords.
We are here to stay—
come and see us.
Open day and night.
One door sooth of Oregon Hotel
G. W. WELLS
will look after
F. W. McCAFFERY’S
Real Estate Business at the old stand
during Mr. McCaffery’s absence
Subscribe for The Spokesman
$1.50 per year in advance
CARL WOODS »
Blue Front
,
Livery, Sale and Feed
STABLE
Headquarters for Freighters
G or. 5th and E S ts.,
REDM OND. ORE .
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If a newspaper was to advance
THEO. R. HERKNER j or the freight rate was advanced,
there would be a howl that could
be heard for miles.
Still it is nothing more than
right that they should.
Down in this part of the state
all
the prices pertaining to
and Horse Goods
the
business are
Whips, Robes, Blankets, Etc. high. newspaper
In some instances it costs
Repairing promptly done
more
to
get printing stock laid
South Sixth St. REDMOND, ORE. down is Redmond
from Portland
Dealer in and
Manufacturer of
Harness
Hardware and
Farm Implements
All kinds and at prices that you can afford to pay.
Harness
* A
We have lately put in a Complete Line of Harness
that we would like to show you. Prices reasonable
and goods are good. Come in and see them.
.< w. a a*.
:
Kendall & Chapman, Redmond, Ore
J.F.HOSGH.M.D.
PHYSICIAN
and Si KG EON
Office in Redmond £ Phö nix
Building
Redmond , Ore.
F.H Physician
.RODEMEYER
and Surgeon
Kyra Tested, (dusses Prop­
erly Fitted
Ortie* in Khr*t Hr»», block
Redmond. Oregon
BUCKLEY EXP GO.
HKTWRKN
Redmond and Shaniko
Leave Redmond every Sunday
and Wnlnwda).
leave Shaniko Tuemlay ami
Friday.
Arrive at Rastmond Thunwlay ami
Sunday.
Passenger and Express
Fast FrcUfct and Ftprts» a Specialty
J. C. W ILLIAMS
Watchmaker
and Jeweler
Postoffice Building
REDMONI), - OREGON
J. A. WILCOX
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office on North Sixth St.
REDMOND. - OREGON
I. P. HEWITT
Lawyer
Room» 1 and 3, Redmond Hark of
Commerce building
REDMOND.
OREGON
Milk
If you want good milk
that will rai.se thick, rich
cream, delivered at your
door every day. place your
order with
When it comes to contributing
money toward a good cause the
Redmond people always dig down J. O. Hanson
deep in their pockets. The en­
HUB CITY DAIRY
tertainment {¡riven recently for
the benefit of the Redmond Pub­
lic Library netted a good round
sum, and the library will be plac­
G U M & SHIPLEY
ed now on a sound footing.
When we hear a person knock­ ATTORNEYS at LAW
ing about the place they live in
Office on
we always wonder why they stay
E
St.
between
5th and 6th
there. Why don’t they pack up
and get out? They would never REDMONI),
OREGON
be missed.
The person who won’t stand
up
I for ^ their own town is —„ of . no
itendnt to the town or cornmuni-
ty, and the sooner they eliminate
themselves from the place the
better it will be for all concerned.
'
i-j
The 4th of July celebration
that Redmond proposes to give
this year will be, in the language
of the classics, a ’‘humdinger”,
whatever that is.
Job Printing
Let us do your next order of
commercial job printing. High
grade work and prices satisfac­
tory. The Redmond Spokesman.
The Oregon Cafe is now open
day and night. Fresh oysters
in any style at all.
R. c. I MM ELK’S
Lumber Yard
Carrii'H h Coniplftf Stock o f
Lumber and Building Material
Rustic and V Siding
Flooring, Beaded Ceiling
All kinds of Rough and Finish Lumber
1 *t me figure with you on your next
lumber bill. Estimates furnished
free for all claMeo of buildings.
4
Yards on Fifth St. between C and D streets
Rhone OS02
R E D M O N D . ORE.
Jackson Lumber
C O M P A N Y Sells
Doors, Windows, (¿lass,
Ranges, Heating and Cook
Stoves,
Builders’ Hardware,
John Deere, Canton Clipper
and Oliver Hows,
Wagons, B u g g iesan d Hacks,
and all the other goods that
goes in the Hardware trade.
Come and itee u h .
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Jackson Lumber Co.
Redmond
The Pioneer
Meat Market
C. F. BARTLKTT, I’rop’r.
I sell everything in the Meat Line,
and always have a g«*»d stock on
hand to fill your wants with. You
will find that your meat shopping
will always be satisfactory if done
at The Pioneer Market
Besides carrying a full line of meats
I sell everything that is raised on
the ranch, such as Butter, Eggs.
Chickens, Vegetables, etc., and sell
same at reasonable prices.
REDMOND,
OREGON
COTTER’S
City Dray LUMBER
YARD
Transfer Line Carries a large stock of
AND
BEN GOTTKR. Proprietor
All Orders Given Prompt
Satisfactory Attention
W. W. CAUflHEY,
REDMOND, ORE.
Iy«av« orders at Buckley Bros.
Rough and Dressed Lum­
ber. We would be pleased
to figure on your orders.
CONTRACTING AND BUILDING
Flan* and Kfttimatea Furniahed.
All Orders Given Prompt Attention.
Yard one block east of Jaeluoa'i Hardware Store,
Redmond