The Redmond Spokesman l*ulih«h.-il ev or y Thunaiay l>y M. H * e. !.. r*i sea AT RKI>MONI>, ORKUON fruit crop except prune. The Tumalo |*e*»ple have n>»tteu up a auhecription to raise money to repair the Tumulo ruad tro»' this place to Rend. It is do that or travel over sheep traila aa the county seems to he to«' poor tore- SUBSCRIPTION RATKS Strictly m Ailvano* I One year. - Il M' Thn<e month». Nr pair roads in this section. W’e Six month«, .76 i Single oo|««'», V long since learned that if ADVERTISING RATKSniatif'known ue want an> roads repaired we ujHm application M j|| |,uvt. to do it miraelvea—hut Mak« all money« payal'l«1 ami (he tux gatherer never fails to all communication« io II. II. A t\ I. .. , • Palmer, Reilinonil, Oregon. call regularly. . John R. Winter is expecting Kntervii a* aecomi-claaa matter Ju<y 1 isu> at tiie Puatothce at Ke>im otnf, his wife in from Grants I US* ami 14 Oregon umlor th* Act of Moll. X. 1S7V, they will live in U idlaw this summer. John is kept busy Redmond, Oregon, June 22, 1011 looking after the interests nf the Oregon. Washington it Idaho Fi nance Co. in these parts. The Star ranch hits t*een busy lately sowing land plaster. They use about 50 ll»a. per acre. Mrs L J. Winter has returned from Grunts Pass and Valley Prineville Journal. June loth pointa where she has Iteen visit- Horse thieves have raided the . HORSE THIEVES Redmond Bank of Commerce MAKE A RAID A Conservative Bank for Conservative People GOOD M E A T When vou buv meat vou always want the best you can get, and when you buy at my market pur chasers are assured of getting the best. I would like to have you try our bologna. 9 / 9 0 90 H. A. HILL South Gth St,, Redmond Cafe Royal Sixth and F streets JAS DOUGHERTY. Prop’ r carries in stock the L E A D IN G BRANDS ' OF GOODS that are handled in all first-class cafes. Camp creek country and as a con- sequence there is great excite- ment up there. Alex Ammon, the Mays ranefnRandolph Giltson. Harry Rarnes and ohters are all jOMttA The marauders mad. a i *«V h 1 clean job o f jt. They took every horse on the place work horses saddlehorses. etc. In one or two instances ranchmen kept a saddlehorse in the bam so that it would be handy early in the morning to round up stock. These were overlooked. The horses were missed Mon day morning and after a long search their trail was struck, but in the afternoon o f Monday a violent thunder storm came up and obliterated all traces. S heriff Balfour and a posse has gone in pursuit o f the thieves. "■*" N a tiv es and friends for sev cral months, C. L Winter was a Rend visi tor yesterday. HILLMAN (Owing to the |*a»r mail serv ice that obtains between Hillman and Redmond, a distance of but tl miles, the following corres pondence was received too late for publication last week. The correspondence was mailed at Hillman in time, on the lith. but did not reach The Spokesman mail la»x until the 14th taking two days to come •» miles. El>l- TOR. 1 Henry Hegardt and J. H. El liott are laying the foundation for W. R. Davidson's new rest- this week Mrs. Marv Ihividson spent Fri day with her son. Harvey Gates and wife, in Box canyon. Miss Nell Whipple left here Wednesday morning en route for her home near Eugene. She ex- pected to stop in Portland for a Bond Bulletin: O f the many few days and attend the Rose machines that have been devised Festival. for clearing land o f sagebrush. Mrs. I). C. Hall is sjiending the that on exibition at E gg letón’8 week with a son in Portland and harness shop, the property o f L viewing the attractions o f the W. Nelson, has proved to lie one Rose Festival. o f the most successful. It is Mr. Herman o f the Monarch made a v shap, with knives in Lumber Co. was a caller here front and on the sides. It is sev last Friday morning. en feet wide at the rear and ten T. W. Taylor is in Portland on feet long. Every part o f it is business for a few days. made o f structural steel and II. B. Winfield and A. E. Phil it weighs 1150 pounds. Low lips were Prineville visitors Tues wheels keep it from dragging day. on the ground, though it can be W. E. Thielvoldt is improving adjusted so as to cut the sage the front o f Hegardt Bros, and brush off under the ground, j Thielvoldt's stone building with Four or six horses are required a coat o f paint, to pull it and from 8 to 10 acres Hillman. June 17th. can be cleared in a day. Mr. T. W. Taylor returned Friday Nelson had it made in Seattle from a l>usiness trip to Portland, and has been using it clearing Mrs. D. C. Hall returned from land in Whitaker Valley. her visit in Portland Monday eve- ~ ning. The mail order houses o f th«- Several people from here atten- East would not be so prosperous de«l the ball game in Redmond if the people o f this community last Thursday afternoon, would insist on having "Made in Baseball is becoming quite pop- Oaegon” goods from the local ular on the streets here in the merchants. The business o f this evening. It is the intention to community would 1 m ? better con- organize a nine here shortly, served if the buying public and Geo. O ’ Neil was a visitor here the merchants would help along Friday. He expects to go into the” Made in Oregon” idea. business in Hillman in a short •• time. That this will be the biggest Mr. Early returned this week year Oregon has ever known, from a few days sojourn in Port- with the biggest crop total in its land, history, is the prediction made by Dr. James Withycombe, direc tor o f the United States Experi ment Station at Corvallis. He estimates that the total value o f Oregon crops for 1911 will be AN D more than $125,000,000. Plans, Specifications and Estimates furn ished ror all clases o f buildings. Office one block east of Jackson's Hardware Store, R ed mi Lumber Yard C a r r ie « SANTIAM ROAD Transfer Line IS NOW OPEN Tumalo, Ore.. June 12. Travel has started over the mountains. A team passed this place Sunday that came over the Santiam road, and the driver re ported the road In good shape with the exception o f a few bunches o f snovy^ A cold, back- “sprlng is reported in the Willamette valley, and a light Ail Orders Given Prompt Satisfactory Attention a Complete Stork of Lumber and Building Material ¡{untie and V S id in g Flooring, Beaded Ceiling All kinds of Rough and Finish Lumber le t me figure with you on your next lumber bill. Estimate« furniah«-d free for all clasaeaof building«. Yards on Fifth St. between C and 1) streets Phone P i O * KKDMOXI), o Jos. H . Jackson sel/s Ranges, Heating and Cook Stoves, Builders’ Hardware, John Deere, Canton Clipper and Oliver Plows, Wagons, Buggies and Hacks, A NEW MACHINE FOR SAGEBRUSH City Dray BEN GÖTTER Contractor and Builder It. <\ I M M U L E ' S and all the other gooda that goes in the Hardware trade. Come and nee uh . Satisfaction (iuaranteed Joseph H. Jackson, w » * THE PIONEER ME AT MA R K E T Have you inspecte«! our stock? It w ill pay you u> do au. We handle everything obtainable in the way o f Moat*. Fiah, Poultry and Vegetables. t T ry U s tor G O O D J. O. W O LF & e O „ P ro p ’rs. Tum=A=Lum Lumber Co. Wholesale and R«-tail Dealer« LUMBER 7\ND BUILDING MATERIAL Will give prices delivered at yard or Robert* Broa\ mill. Office and Yard 2 blea ks east o f J. C. WILLIAMS Watchmaker and Jeweler Redmond Transfer Co. Postoffice Building C. A. Adam*, Manager. REDMOND, -I - OREGON Redmond Hotel. Re«lmond BUCKLEY EXP Cl Daily stages to and from all passenger trains on the Oregon Trunk Line and Dcsrhiitea R. R. Madras. Metolius and Opal City r nger and Express