e Redmond Spokesman
REDMOND and VICINITY
jOOK COUNTV A BSTR A C T CO.
Hlilewalk» um Inln« Ulti un u anni
> lo d a te pel uf Aliplrml Itunts
I " f ••»*’ a i r i - l i » ln Ilm r i t y in i nni
Htiik guai i* ii I<'• I W e plinto«iaph
lillniiiii m il li a r i a m i urdir ut ili»
r,cn n U II F. Wllil»,
n-tary. • III * i Mini'll
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l'li teil 1(1111111111,1 Min bu Ve „,,V1IIU|
nillra of walks,
mond Lady», I. O. O. F. No. 22*
i l i* *v«ry T Imiailay nielli In
M etala Tire»er »nit Ia .lia-ni. who
. l a I mi II VlaltliiK lim th eis tir- * '"nu lim e a«ii Imugbl Ih» H I I*
¡JUill) Inviteli In allelui
Imllillnii. un Hie tu rner o f Hlxth ami
I II Mundanhalt, N ()
H al renia, have hail n new fum i |ii|t
I*' Il ItiKlemeyer, Rei
in unii m ule M nnmlier uf nth»r ini
lie v i m inila In ihn ImlIdliiK
W II
tir il monil Lodo* No. 110, K. R.
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flnlalnid.
tu ia
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Miiitilny nielli
In In. unni Irla u »n ImiI.| n«
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< U|i|f Ib» leiuMlmlni
Ini!) Inv Itoli.
\V .1 lliirk ley, t ' C
l( K * »la< »11. K uf |t
II r l l e r r l r k . lurm erly In th e real
* .-'tali' hnaln* aa lu-ie, |a nurv • U«M«I-||
U i Ille aauii business ul Ontario, Hila
KAILROAO T I ME CARO
alale.
lili M irilla trulli m iliti
7 In p in
dii itnlvca trulli minili .7 XI a in
Il IIAI M I. Aenil
• ari W nutl» luta llet'li uniti'ut; aulne
• beni Impluvi-metili In fruiti uf hla
utile Front l.lvt-ry and f r a li Hlaltlea
liti Kant K Street.
S P R I N G GOODS
Have begun to arrive
A nice assortment of Ginghams and Spring Dress Goods will be on
display this week. The English Zephyr Ginghams, this season, con
sist of some beautiful patterns.
USINESS LOCALS
J I* Il li ki lt reeciitly tmught front
•Inn > " i a ie a a Ilia d i-I looking
yen m a) klniw lhal he eala al Mii ani I) A Itetillla aulite legld»'nre
It' 'llltntlil Urlìi, whe r e I hi big«* at luta In Rlalt ta and ulao aniuu land
'I in i he a la le la aiTved fur ,10 1 tiour ih« town fur bla saw tulli, whleb
Try them and )u u i aay au. 1 Ite »111 aia »ti pm tu u|inratlnn. Mr
Duriteli Ima bonghi a nuittber o li
a¿ir
. tutliiou f» i i uf itnilMT In ibn vlcinlty
Inner innn wilt lie anUalted If uf Klaiera. and wlll bt-gln tuauufuc
' i your innata al Ihn H' il unni I t'trlitK a Kovd Kiudn uf lumtier In a j
»hnrt Ulne
Ile la a aaw utili u n d 1
s&ir
, in in Iter man uf inany yearu* nx|ter I
urli and Ink lahlnla al half nrlrn tein e, and thnroiighly iinderatatida
< very brillìi li of (he lma!tii*»a.
jti'ler»nn'»
27 tr
Erti, al C Hmlih. « f II,«al lllver,
nut nverliaik Ihn a|ier|ala ufferril
l(« (tubikran ratiUDUt«* t o r d litrlrt «l '
>l u'l«y h) L y n .lt A IlnlM-rta T?l I
hcr» Siitulit) rvi’tiìng, on
hi»
(n l*i iti**\ HI«-.
|r I'.ta lu m a Inm lm l"»» a*»e Ken
*
A • I.AplUiUI
301 f
liticklcv H r * « r* ninniti« a bua
f< the hatill and cat al Ihn lied
«1 tarili, w here the lar«cn| 3n
meal In l ’en tra i Orettim la
*1
3 ilf
The f’nthullr rtnirrh that la tiring
lleilnnind l*r earn er) Co
la
n«i» In rranlve cream
U iv rj hull» In the northeastern i«ati o f the
c|i) ta well III',UK Inward mmplwtlnn
trial.
3311
llevard A Gant, Ih e con tractors, a re
ck aervlre. manufactory
the tight price la wbal you get
ll'dm .nid (¡t|ll
3 itf
T IC t
TO AUTO
D R IV E R S
work
along
aa
fast
SO M E R A R E B A R G A IN S
Rebollar $2.(Hi to $2.25 Waist
Only $ 1 .3 9
Regular $1.50 to $1.65 Waist
Only $ 1 .0 5
Regular $1.75 to $1.85 Waist
44 $ 1 .1 9
Regular $1.25 to $1.40 Waist
78c
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
»o and frutti Ih « llu(tp) )(<’<! uh nd and i
Un* d«po(
Tbtfjr tn«*«'t is11 trulli«, «ud 1
HU i *
ut Un« ItoU’l Un* btril u fi
«ttf»ntkm and
»intu«*d 11 1<*n
|,oatilng the
innata imaalblr
SHIRT WAIST SALE
as
A L W A Y S ALERT
Cookies, Regular 12 l-2e Package
10c
Karo Com Syrup, 2 lb tin
15c
Graham Crackers, Reg. 12 l-2c Rkg
10c
Karo Corn Syrup, 5 lb tin
35c
Stag Brami Peas, per can
10c
Smoked Kippered Herring, per can.......
10c
Seaport Tomatoes, per can
10c
Seafxirt Oysters, small can
10c
5c
Seaport Oysters, large can
20c
China Nest Eggs. 2 for
Rev I'rrnahsw made a trip In His
1er» ihla w.-.-k In the Interest of ea
latdlahlng M K aervlrea th e r e at
staled Ilo n a during each month
in drivera are hereby pm hlhlti .1 (
aullcllln«
pMaaeiicera
frutti
Isaac ^1 Pag.-'a llcdmond M arket.
■ m Ihe de|M'( platform
Tho
remain w here Ihelr au(nn a re l In Ila new lorallon. presenta an al
tractiv e ap ienran ci', and Ihe proprie
mind on the depot rrmunda
tor la niltrig the piar«! with a lot of
II RA l'KO Ia,
g. d gumía uaually carried In un up
in Areni O nm 'H Trunk and
tu d a ie m arket.
rhnlea Railroad»
MONDAY SPECIALS
M ONDAY O N LY
\V. K Young s Itedmond O rili la |
doing an Immense business these 1
days.
Tlx- p.-ople are gellin g the j
habit of eating there, and the K a lsj
»nil bruhe Mule» frutti 4 lu S that Hill banda oui al a m oderate j
nid
price are giving the beat of sa tisfa r
U) Il iraca. ( and 5 year» nid (tun.
i * m | Haddle Ituraen. weight 11Ä0
will wurk.
J
K Fr.-eberg. of Ihe Free berg
Iule.
lir a
general m erchants berw. re
l'Iran. 3 i n n nid.
turned laal Friday nlghi from a #cv
iu le *. 2 y e a ra 'o ld
eral monlhs' sojourn at hla old borne
Inka I year nid. all are well in lis tite li. N I» He » a a rnlii-d
and iM-rfectly cen ile and «aay there bv Ihe aerloua Illness of his j
nidi»-
father, who has somewhat recovered
ill teil fur canti or trade for ra l his health, though even now In a
jf.it boga, a b e rp, grain. bay or precarious condition
Mr. Fm elicrg
I calale nr |mtatnea
alateti ihe weather In North Iia k o ia j
bave 3 Kund an.Mira (n arti had been Intensely cold Ihla » In te r.I
inde
and that he ».ui i la I lo K*'! Itark
a amali Plg» and Hhnata f«r lo ihla a. » lion or Oregon when» the I
nr trade
»••alher could not lie beaten for s a l
P. B U RN S A C O .
ubrity and vigor In tho oxime.
Redmond. O rr
W. O. I'hoonlx Is building two)
modern f. room bunrrnlow ro ltag ca cm I
Ihe ro rn cr of C and Fourth »Ircela
or Sale or Trade
NED OUT PEOPLE
IN NEW LOCATIONS
?nt Fire Victims Arc all
Doing Business Kx-
cept K. Maher
did nut t a k e t h e huslnesa men
* c r e hurtled uul In Ih e lire on
lulu of Ken 27th long to gel
p o litics* again In ne w loratlona
¡the p re sen t, W . II. Ilolibs. Ih e
and c a s h grocer, will occupy
of the building on the corn er of
■ anil It at reel a
lie turn bought
oven and wlll he baking hreiul
"riling gro ceries probably by
Inio thla laauc o f Ih e paper la
The person who look the big steel
k ettle from the ruina of the H obbs' I
building I* kindly aaki-d lo return |
asm e Iti Mr. Ilobbs at hla piare of
liualneaa on Ihe corner of S ix th and I
I) al recta
Warner Bros. Regular $2.00 Corsets
Regular $1.50 Reduce You Corsets, large
sizes
$ 1 .0 0
•il«ikeam«n la Informed from
de source that n newapaiier
In lie ealnlillah«»<t al Slaters
>wn has been cnnvasaeil In
rest of the p roject and has
lh much favor from the rill
ere nud surrounding country.
hihit Dances
Albany
Mlc dnnees are a thing of the
Mn Albany
T h e city council
pissed nn ordinance m aking It
(demeanor to fiv e a public dance
f* o l,y. defining a public dance
1" which la advertised.
If your store was ever big enough
to Justify a full ...............Ivertlsem ent
II has surely not becom e so small
Ihnt a column ad Is adequate publi
c ity for It.
The warm sunshiny w eather Sun
day look off all the snow that was
on tho ground from tho Saturday
atorni.
It Is understood that F ry # Hob
son real estate dealers, will soon
neeupv a building to he put np two
doors from the corner o i Sixth and
|l stre ets to ocrupy the vneant
apace hetween the old D. I & ” •
60c
Regular 35c Size Vanilla Extract, only
23c
LYNCH & ROBERTS
THE STORE OF BETTER VALUES AND LOWER PRICES
We Buy Butter and Eggs
Many people Sunday viewed the
ruins of last Monday n ig h ts fire
Quite a number of the sig htseers
secured som e kind o f a relic from
the fire.
Miss M yrtle Hutler le ft Sunday
morning for Cortland In the Interest
of I.ynch & Huberts' store
She will
buy spring and sum m er dry goods
March this year cam * In like a «lucks fo r the store.
lion and brought a snow storm along
ax a side line
T h e snow aid not
Mrs. Jo h n Tuck went to the Rond
ighf a Delm ore. the furniture Inst long, although the w eather has hospital Tuesday to undergo an op
»''"m il hnnd d ealers, w ere In a bc. n som e frosty and crim py on lh * eration
S h e has been In poor health
building the next day a fte r Ihe edges. cs|ieclally during the nights.
for a year.
They are located In Ihe store
I' corner of S ix th and E streets.
W II W ilson and wife arrived here
W ant
ad vertise
that
ten an tless
III. (¡ri'gory'a V ariety store.
from Valdes. Alaska, last Friday property out of yonr Trou ble's Cal
► Spokesman la occupying tern night and will remain for some lim e endar. la-t ua help you.
y quarters In the Imlldlng for- Mr W ilson has large property In
r used by Than, lle rk n e r aa a lei eala In Redmond and vicinity, and
W ant ad vertise your proposition If
►aa shop. T h e office will remain la now figuring on putting up an It's want ad vertlsable. T h e Spokes
1 until the Anderaon atone build opera house on hla properly on Sixth man Classified Column will help you
• completed, and then he moved street hetween K and F streets.
In this direction.
L The S|mkeHMWin will not In
*ny o f the heavy machinery
T h ere a rc evidences of renewed
W ilbur A. S teven s was h e r e from
» present building, except a Job T e r r e b o n n e last Saturday proving up prosperity on all sides now In thla
|nc outni
in the m eantim e Ihe on hla land be fo re IT. S Com m it section, and Ihe cro ak er and knuCker
M * being printed by the Amerl- a lo n cr Hewitt.
wlll have to take a hack aeat.
T 'b e Founders C o . at Portland.
—
*111 so continue |o be for al
J. II. M endenhall had a new plate
A
store
la
not
well
advertised
If
four or five weeks
any great number of people can go glass front pill In hla store building
through a day In thla town without on S ixth s tre e t between H and K
streets. Monday. T h e ap|>earanre of
having that store brought to their
Ihe store has been greatly Improved.
minds or attention In som e way.
Mi per to Be
i At SiHtcrH.
Regular 80c K. C. Baking Powder,
Only ......................
W e Receive Fresh Vegetables Every Saturday
Mlaa Mild reti W hitney la office aa building and the O. K bui her shop.
alalanl at W heeler's plumbing and At present the Arm has offices over
the llnnk of Com merce.
she«l m elai works.
Main Miller, traveling passenger
agent of the N I’ H R . and also
city
tick et
agent
at
Vancouver.
Wash . was In llcdmond Iho fore
pari of Inal week, looking a fte r husl
neaa for his rond. Mr. M iller Is an
old lim e printer, and extended hi*
sympathy to T h e Hpokeaman editor
over his recent Are loss.
$ 1 .7 5
RedlTlOlld, OfegOIl
COLUMBIA SOUTHERN
PROJECT UP AGAIN
State Puts This Irrigation
Scheme in Portland
Man's Hands
T h e following dispatch from Salem
dated M arch 1, wlll be of Interest
to people living In thla sectio n :
W ith the s ta te now in control of
the defunct Columbia Southern pro
je c t, th e re Is a possibility that this
project may be the one the next
l.egla!atu re will decide to try out
under th e s ta te Irrigation project
plan which Governor W est has advo
cated.
T h e hoard today agreed to let
Alma D. K r a ti, of Portland, take
charg e o f the project for the re
m ainder of the year during the next
Irrigating season.
In consideration
for K atx’ bearing the expenses to
keep the w ater on the p ro ject, Ihe
board will at any tim e before the
next 1-eglslature m eets, allow Katx
to en te r Into a perm anent con tract
to carry out the work, providing he
shows that he has am ple financial
hacking, but If he falls to do so be
fore the next session, then II Is
highly probable that G oovernor W est
will go forward and subm it to the
The Odd Fellow s of the elty held
leg islato rs his plan for developing
a social session last Thursday night
a sta te jirojeet.
In their lodge room and entertained
The last chapter In the history of
the Rebekahs.
the
111 starred Columbia Southern
project was w ritten for the present
.1. A. Norwood was down from |
at least when tho IVesert l.and Hoard
Culver Monday.
Mr. Norwood la
today derided to can cel the contract
putting In a general store ut the
In accord ance with Iho agreem ent of
above place.
D ecem ber 30.
It being shown
th
at the O regon-W ashlngton & Idaho
C H. Irvin returned Monday from
Fin
an
ce
Company
has
been unable
Portland, where he had been taking
to com plete arrangem ents for finan
a eo u rie In embalming.
cing the schem e
On D ecem ber 1R. the finance com
Telegraphic dispatches from W ash
Inglon last week stated th at Mr. pany executed an agreem ent giving
Mi Mire had been confirmed as post to »he S ta le o f Oregon all of the
righ ts of the Columbia Southern pro
m aster at thla city.
W e Close 6:30; Saturday 10:00
je c t, the deed so executed being
placed In escrow to be delivered to
the board upon receip t o f a le tte r
from the board ordering such deliv
ery. The finance company was given
until today to m ake a report showing
that It would be able to finance the
p roject, but th is It appears It was
unable to do.
As a result the board will call
upon the company holding the deed
In escrow to m ake Im m ediate deliv
ery to the Governor.
T h e p ro ject Involves 31.700 acres
located In Crook county on th e west
side o f the D eschutes river, near
I-aldlaw
Increasing Rusines
Due to Advertising
One of the successfu l business men
o f the city , and whose business is
constantly Increasing. Is J. H Men
denhall.
He handles a fine line of
con fectionery, news, books, m usical
Instrum ents, cig ars and tobaccos, and
he a ttrib u te s the su ccessfu l growth
of his business. In a large m easure,
to advertising. Mr. M endenhall is s
con stan t and persistent ad vertiser
In T h e Spokesm an, occupying one
of the best and highest priced posi
tions In the paper. He believ es in
lettin g the public know he Is In
business and what he has to offer
them tor sale.
W ater Notes
At the m eeting of the elty council
last Frldav night the w ater works
question was prsetleally settled , and
It la expected that work on the sys
tem wlll begin In a sh o rt time.
The P ortland co n tracto rs are ready
to begin work as soon ns the ma
te rla l Is shipped In. and then the
work will he rushed to com pletion as
fast as jiossihle. T h e reserv oir will
be constructed at Forked Head B utte,
2-% m iles south of the elty. and
w ater pumped from the main P ilot
B utte canal. T h e cost of the system
wlll be In the neighborhood of $27.-
000. the am ount for which th e city
Is bonded for.
T h e control c a lls for 6-ineh m ains
on F ifth . S ix th and Seventh stre ets,
and 4-inch m ains on Third, Fourth.
Kighth and Ninth stre ets. A norm al
pressure of 84 iiounds to the square
inch will be m aintained, and th is can
be increased to 135 pounds for a
fire pressure.
A sufficient number
of fire hydrants will be Installed to
amply protect the business and re si
dence section s of the city .
Fo r Sheriff
I hereby announce m yself as a
candidate for the Republican nom ina
tion fo r sheriff, su b je ct to th e ap
proval of the Republican v o ters at
the prim aries April 19, 1912.
"A square deal for all.”
JN O . M cTAGGART.
GARDEN S E E D S FOR
D IST R IB U T IO N . F R E E
T h e Spokesm an has received two
mall sack s of garden seeds from the
governm ent, through S en ato r Bourne,
for d istribution among the people of
th is section. Those who d esire any
of th ese seeds are requested to call
at th is office and th e ir w ants wlll be
filled.
T h ere a re beans, lettu ce,
parsley, radish and tom ato seeds. It
will be a good plan to com e early
before the supply is exhausted. The
seeds are free.
PURE
JERSEY MILK
Delivered to customer«
in any part o f the city.
FA1RVIEW DAIRY
W. M. OGG, Propr.
PHONE NO. 3 0 «
Redmond. O r*.