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Redmond
Spokesman
I uhlishud at the “ Hub City ” of Central Oregon
,’OL 2. No. ai
1:1 l>Ml >M>' 1 ItOMK COUNTY. OKKCON, TIIUKSDAY, JANUARY 25. IÍH2
OVEMENT 10
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SIDEWALKS AN AEFAEFA
ORDERED IN SCIENCE FARM
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la hill Ihal Ilir ,|>ii«tl.,n o f county
•r#i ami n am e o f i-oualy l*e deter
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d a l r r lu la rt| iijHin. and In a » . p a r a l e
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i'ru«i|i county lu lu tlir«*«« u «s
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county atei •|M'< uUt Inti « i to
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fir |r til In
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bui mil«« If Bill ln< rroorsl U l
for a if tu In I bi r* tItr i»»ir|H»«r«
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fo u n t y
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MERCHA NDI S E
A T ITS
R E A L WOR T H
has lx*en the motto of Ehret Bros, ever since they have been
in business
And in addition we give you all that satisfaction and apprecia
tive service that you have a right to demand of any store which
you honor as a patron. Of course at this time of the year,
during our Jan. sale, we mark goods exceedingly low, but not
lower than their real worth, for the prices at which we mark
them are all they are worth to us.
We have many customers who know that their merchandising
needs can always be best met here, and regardless ot com*
I>etitors they come here to do all their trading.
Ribbon Special
A big assortment of Ribbon, solid and changable effects, :*5c
grade, for the balance of our clearance sale, 19c....................
EHRET
BROS .
IMG DEPARTMENT STOKE
Urin* u h y«ur
Hitter and K kkh
delicious egg
W e use the best
W e also serve Hot Chocolate, Beef
Ai ih r ro n nell tiirrtlng T u < « b )
nliihl, Cou nclltni u
Moa, li
and
liliali. Ihr apr. lal rolnuiMlis- l o ri<-
»la«. Ih r o r r u p a l l o n l a i o r d in a n e « ,
m a d r a ri-por» rrso tiu n riid ln c that
« o U h i I I o f i h r o r d l i i a u i r lo* rr-
p ralrd
A f l r r a o m r <1 la. il aa Ioli III*
ll la o r d r t r d Ihal a c o p o f llirai ■ • ■ •uuuirndmion o f i h r
ru uiiu llla *
r r a o lu llo n a l.r arn l lo r a . i l n e s a p a
» u a labi o r a r u n n i afii-r i h r • aara
prr lii i ' mmi I i County mlih a request In i - oii iirrtlon » u h ihla uiattrr. n o *
fo r liu h llm liu n. ami Ihal a < o p ) In- In t o u r l . had hrrn Irlisl a nd
B ri
arn l l o ra c k routiner. I„l d u b o r dr
llisi
»■h .pinant Iran<ir In Ihr r o u u l ) for
T h r alili « a l k ru in n illlr r hroiiKht
I h r lr dlaruaalon ami ron a ld rra lia n
In a rr p o r l » tilrli « a a m io pi, d
ll
Passed b> u uanluio ia l o i r al Ihr « i l r m n u m r n drd limi a a l d r a a l k
r e g u la r araalun o f Ihla ( « a g u e llila !*•• laid on K a lrrrl fr o m 6»h Btrrrt
l i l l , d a ) o f J a iiu a r ) . 1 )1 : '
( o Ih r d r p o » , a aldr « a l k on
K
r t l.\ KIC H C V K U l l ' M I A T I.KWII K air«-,» fro m lilli a t r r . l to »hr M K
in It-.egll, I* i ral
rh u r r h ,
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a « a l k on ( '
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from Mh atr,-rl tu th r l’ r r a b ) t r r l a n
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you tried our
ingredients in all our drinks.
rh u r r h « a a alati o r d r r r d bulli On
i l l. I I I ) . I I I I . H I TII
Il alrrr» fr om Sili to »h r
arhuol
m i M l M IK TIM i
honaa a « a l k «III hr hull»
S rv a r -
| m u n i) In ortlrr Hint II tony br
All r l l i i r n a o f K rdu io n d and vl- al Iio a a » . i l k . « r r r o r d r r r d In
r r o t i » ritiri)! l o r r g r h a l o u n l )
NotliliiK ilr ftulli- » a a don r
rr-
r l n l i ) a r r re q u e ste d in In- presenil
f'*r I ’ m IrnilMirtlott o f
count?
al I h r next uirrlltiK o f Ih r I'liuiuirr
■mriliiiK thr
proponed now
«a lrr
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' In • *i «In d i a l
« «Mint >
d a l I luh, « hrn arTrral Important a> a ln o
bruti till ma« !»• t n o f r «s otto tu
lu a llrra *111 hr dia. uaard, Id. lu.lllig
\ n u m b e r of bilia « r r r a llo « mi
II'
• 1 ■»« t r« l
Ih * que s tio n o f r o u n t ) dlTlalon. aa and imaaed
hrfi fo fr. I h ’ |( f r i o l i r i l |»y I hr
la b rin g a dT o ra trd li) severa l rtnn
(9 h r
I u -ir lo p in rtil
Ivragu r
In
u ir rrla l ora a fiU a llo n a In Ihr co u nlv
The Hpokranian 'nr Job » o r k
I
Have
and milk drinks?
ih n
*1 Ural Ion o f
|r1 by
Hot Drinks
r i(O h M | .
|s m o l i m i II
l| \ I MU-MI \ I
T O IM h
$1.50 PER YKAIt
«•'■■■lar aaaalun ii.-l.i n( i „ | %l,r
We always
Pay Market Price
Aa Ihla amtluli la liirolulUK m ore
Tea. Clam Boullion, and a variety of
mid uiora un a lfa lfa ralaliiK dlalrlct, ‘
lint fn|In« Iti|c atory on alfalfa, « r l ( -
other Hot Drinks.
li-ii b) I'nrri-at Crt-aal«), » lih h ap
pi-ared In (ha .Saturday Night
of
The best 5 cent cigar in the city
Ha pi, Jo, 1 )1 1 , la pulillahad.
Aa
The “ R. B.”
ilia a rtlila la an a&tanalva uua
ll
»III ha coiillnuad from wa«-k
to
»•«-k and run through
aataral la-
au.-a o f tha paper.
I udoubtadly one o f tha moat ra
m arkabla and at-lantlflc Ulidartak-
luga lu lha rultura and uae o f al- '
fulfa lo lie found In tha w orld la
that rotidurtad by l)r. W X. Sud-
duth on hla llroadrlaw Itanrh near
IIIIIIngM.
Montana.
Thla labor*
(or) aludent o f K o ,k and
I’ aataur
haa ta rried Into lha a lfa lfa flald—
» h!•'h haa ha,-u hla rat raatlon for
about thirty y a a r a - lha aplrlt o f the
(rained oclantlflc Inveallgalor
and
w ill coat 1600 ,0 00 to con stru ct, ar-
tha i-xatT nielhoda o f tha raaearrh
cordtng to present eetluiatca. Just
l.ilmraltiry
Th ough ha
meaauraa
what com pany is behind tbeae su r
hla reaulla by chem lral analyala
veyors n obody kuowa. IVrhap* Mr.
rather than the bay acalea. he hgn-
K yle will “ feaa u p ."
<llea u auflirlent tonnage o f
thlk
During all thla railroad talk Mra.
iiio.lt in "m lra rle c r o p " to
aatlaf)
i
K
erw
ood does not want to be lost
the in..at com m ercial grow er.
ilia
! sigh t o f by the people o f P rin evillc
alfalfa acre today la 400 and he Ik
She is the o n e w ho stirred things
» <>r king lo expand thla to a thou»
up and she Is not through yet. Site
and aa rapidly aa the land ran be '
was due in St. Paul last week but
kubjugated by thr moat m odern ap-
KI S IM M S MKX OK PR IN K I 11.1.K | storm s and w ashouts prevented b. r
pllaiict-a o f modern farm ing
departure. She has transportation
All a lfa lfa doe* not look alik e to
MKKT 1X1» M H4TSH l t i l l . R O . i l »
not on ly to St. Paul, but clea r on
D octor Sutlduth
Ilia thirty acre
It is aaid
H IT1A TIO X — M l’ HT H AVK UAI1. th rough to New Y ork.
nuraery or dem onatratlon plat con-
that she carries a con tra ct signed
lalna m ore than a hundred varletlea
fO N N M T IO N i i i IT II
OCTHIDK by both the 11111 and
Marriman
o f a lfa lfa
probably the moat
re
roads, that they w ill not parallel
m arkable collection In exlatence
W O R M ) A T ONCK
a road if she should be instrum en
lle r c each plant la treated aa an
tal in having on e built.
IndDIdtial and m u ltiplication
of a
Mendenhall’s
R. R. WANTED
T
marked Inditiduul plain la arcurrd
by "a llp p tn g " Inatenil o f by depen d
ence on the klower and I i - mm exact
m ethod o f Becdiug. In a
»Ingle
aeaaon, by the »llp|ilng p r o r m , he
1» able 1» secure a thousand plant*
from on e parent; but thla la too
alow for the eager scientist. « ho 1»
alway* aim ing for practical result»
ou a big com m ercial scale,
lie
th erefore proposes to accure a m a
chine operated by hornca which la
able to plant 21,0tiu o f these tiny
alfalfa »lips in n day
Still, this tie
vice will not appease hla appetitr
for progreita In the line o f alfalfa
propagation, and he is building an
extensive green house, so that the
b illia rd s o f w inter may be pow er-
lean to Interrupt hla work o f prop
agation and research.
A fter the propagating bed. after
the
nursery,
the
dem onstration
patch slid the big open field, com es
the la boratory ;
here Is where the
exact
determ ination
o f values la
made
" llo w much digestible p ro
tein doen it co n ta in ?'' Is the qu es
tion which the laboratory answer*
concern in g every variety and con d i
tion o f a lfa lfa plant In (tie experi
mental
b,-da and the com m ercial
field.
The laboratory, how ever, la not
the place o f final lest on thla scien
tific alfalfa ranch; it Is rather the
point o f Inspection and record The
feeding pen is w here the final leal*
are m ade- and m ade on
a broad
rotnm errlal scale that carries con
viction lo the man w ho has a nat
ural distrust o f scien tific
experi
ments and Insists on being ahown
the balance o f proflta brought
In
from feeding several hundred hogs
under the system advocated
The M easure o f )'m «l i nitio
The llroailvlew Itanrh
conducts
Its liog feeding operations on
a
generous plan and for p r o fit- and
gels the p rofit!
The feeding pens
Justify the findings o f Ihe labora
tory
alid on a aenle w ide enough
to la ke In Ihe exception s that
sti
often fall to enter Into the
nar
row er condition s o f the Individual
scien tific experim ent.
In a w ord. It la probable
that
m ore a lfa lfa seoreta are being re-
t 'o n t l n u . s l o n
next
|>age
Prtnevllle
Journal. l * t h :
The
husinesH men o f Prtnevllle held a
“ get to g e th e r" m eeting Friday eve
ning for the purpose o f discussing
the railroad question lu regard to
Prtnevllle.
President Adam son o f the C om
m ercial Club, presided. lie explain-
eded that It was the general senti
ment o f the business men o f Prlne-
vllle that som ething sh ou ld be done
to gel In tntich with the m anage
ment o f both the llarriu ian
and
Mill lin«-s and find out what these
roads w ere going to d o In the m at
ter o f giving Prtnevllle railroad con
neclton with their trunk lines At
this tim e there are several survey
ing
parties In the field
runniug
lines In thla direction , and that if
neither o f the trunk roads w ere be
hind them the people wanted
to
know about It. Prtnevllle « a n t s a
railroad and Is ready to deal with
the first responsible com pany that
will build. Thla was the sentiment
o f the m eeting.
It waa m oved and carried that a
com m ittee o f five be appointed to
take the m atter up with the rail
road au th orities at Portland. The
chair appointed T. M. Haldwin, C.
M. Klkina, J N. W illiam son . C. F.
Smith and John It. Stinson. It was
requested that the com m ittee wait
a few daya b efore taking action to
see w hether o r uot G. A. K yle, vice
president o f the I,. M Hire Railroad
C onstruction Co. could not be In
duced to com e to Prtnevllle
and
talk things over.
He la expected at
M etolius som e time soon, but Just
when w ill depend upon keeping the
roads open for traffic.
lie la now
in Hrttiah Colum bia, but may possi
bly get here next w eek.
Mr. K yle stands high In railroad
circles.
He wus consultin g
en gi
neer on the North Hank, and
was
form erly vlre president and general
m anager o f the Oregon Trunk.
Messrs.
Hackman
and
Osborn
who have ch a rge o f a crew o f rail
road su rveyors belongin g to
the
Itlce Co. that are now located
In
Prtnevllle. They are w orkin g
on
the line between here and M etolius.
This line w ill l>e som ew here
be
tween SS and Sf* mites lon g
and
GOED EXCITES
PEOPLE HERE
hr ;
KH
r is ii
w as
m a i »
H ltllM .i:
W H EN
:
LA ST
to
low
AVKKK
A G O I.I) H TK IhK
R E P O R T E R AND
A
-
W AS
NI HHI.1I
OK CLA IM S LOCATED
Last Friday and Saturday som e
o f the people here thought
they
w ould soon be m illionaires
if the
claim s they staked out at
Low er
B ridge on the Deschutes river. 12
m iles from here, panned out
auv
w here near what they anticipated
News had been brought to tow n
that a gold strike had been made
at Low er B ridge, and the rush for
the E ldorado began Friday and last
ed nearly all day Saturday.
Many claim s w ere staked
out.
Black aand was found in tbe D es
chu tes near Low er Bridge, w hich
show ed color.
Som e o f the prospectors brought
bark sam ples o f rock w hich
they
claim show good Indications.
A bout 100 claim s so far
have
been staked out by
residents
of
Redm ond and oth er places. T h irl»
claim s have been taken by a co m
pany o f capitalists from M innesota.
It Is reported, but the report can
not be verified.
It la claim ed that som e o f the
black sand taken from the
river
w ill assay H I a ton.
In the mean w hile there are som e
Redm ond people w ho are h olding on
to their claim s with the sxpertatlou
o f m aking a rich strike.
W heu you
with a man,
hates you a
and you hate
have a long argum ent
th is la the result; 11«
little m ore thereafter
him a little more.