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About The Redmond spokesman. (Redmond, Crook County, Or.) 1910-current | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1912)
ARK WE FACINf VACUUM CLEANED - ELECTRIC LKìlITED HOT and COLD BATHS EUROPEAN and AMERICAN PLAN Kent'wal of (uloBihian (laiws Sceau ^ „ GOODS ‘ '~Z> I Germany Would Buy Colombian Porta on Atlantic. Defying Monro* Doctnn# of U. S We Philadelphia Th# staff corrsspon dent o f the Philadelphia I'resa at ? « i, e o h w n u ) THK HOTEL REDMOND Is one o f the I^ar^est and I>est Appointed Hotels in Central O regon , and am ply capable o f m eeting the w ants o f commercial men. touristsand others, is centrally located, and the tables are supplied with the best the market affords. Redmond, Oregon H. F. JONES, Proprietor I or 200-odd miles, so we may assume that he started for the pole about the beginning o f October. | There is no indication in the cable whether Amundsen followed the route London— Analyzing the somewhat o f other expeditions in reaching the b rief cable to hand, announcing Cap mountains that guard the approach to tain Amundsen's attainment o f the Sooth Pole, one. from previous ex I the Cole. It may be possible that he ! found a new route ami an easier one perience. would assume that the jour ney was done with extreme rapidity up to the plateau which lies about ».- and under very favorable conditions as 000 to 11,000 feet above sea level. AMI NBSEN S S 0 1 TH POI.E EXPEDITION SICfESSFIL refards the weather. Captain Amundsen has attained the geographical South Pole, the long- sought-for spot, and that finishes record-breaking to far as the ends o f the earth are concerned. Assuming that the latitude o f Amundsen's winter quarters was 74 degrees 44 minutes, that is only 676 geographical miles from the South Cole. This place was named Bay o f W hales by a form er expedition and was form erly known as Balloon Bight. I f Amundsen did 15 miles a day and reached the South Pole on Decmeber 14, he would have started south about the beginning o f November, but it is m ire likely that he did not travel at that rate, especially for the first 100 r A P P L E BOXES L E F T pie* parked in boxes. There i* one clause o f the bill, however, which later on many be extended to Western ap ples. This clause impose* a fine o f I t for each package of apples mts-brand- ed and provides for confiscation of each barrel that is short. The com mittee decided that heavy fine* am! jail sentences for failure to meet re quired standard, was unduly harsh and Sulxer agreed to modify this provision. O UT. S E N ATE Sulzer Bill Is Amsndsd to Barrels Only. Regulats Washington, D. C .— The house com mittee on coinage, weights and meas ures a fter hearing arguments on the Suiter apple-box bill, w ill abandon the original measure and report a substi tute bill which undertakes merely to regulate the site o f apple barrels and fixes standards for apples packed in barrels. This is in conformity with an agreement reached between W est ern growers and Eastern commission men. The bill that w ill be reported does not in any way apply to Western ap- LISTEN! That’s the Fire Bell Who’s house? It may be yours. IS IT INSURED? This is the first thought we all have when hre breaks out. C o m e in to d a y a n d ta lk this in su ran ce b u si ness o v e r w ith us. P e rh a p s you d o not k n o w — 1st. That we repreaent tome of the beat INSUR ANCE COMPANIES in thia country. 2nd. That we are making a atudy of the Inaur- ance buaineaa and are doing all we can to keep poated aa to what each company ia doing. 3rd. That we are in poaition to know the financial atanding and reputation of all the leading com- paniea. 4th. That we could not afford, even if we wanted to do ao, to inaure you in anything hut a firat claaa com pany. Our reputation ia at atake. That in caae of loaa, we are right here on the ground to aee that you get fair and juat treatment. That we can write the policy right here at home ao your insurance begins at once. That we will meet the rate of any company whose responsibil ity and atanding is equal to those we repreaent. That our companies are carrying two-thirds of the business in this city. That whenever any of our companies have had a loss in this vicinity they have always been paid with the highest degree of satisfaction to the in sured. W e can easi y satisfy you on this point. Redmond Bank of Commerce Redmond, Oregon C a p it a l S to ck fu lly p aid in $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 R A T IF IE S TR E A TIE S. But First Strips Thom o f Objection able Feature*. Washington. D. C. — Stripped o f the clause which, it was contended, would invade the constitutional treaty-mak ing power o f the senate, and with many other limitations added, the general arbitration treaties between the United States and England, pro posed by President T a ft and Secretary Knox, as forerunners o f universal peace, were ratified by the senate by a vote o f 76 to 3. The senators who voted against the ratifications were Loriraer. Martlne ami Reed. The latter two are Demo crats. President Taft, before leaving for hi* speaking trip to Toledo and Chicago, did not comment upon the senate’s action. Trust Board Propoacd. Washington, D. C .— A commission to interpret the Sherman anti-trust law, sim ilar to the Interstate Com merce commission, «■ < proposed in a resolution outlined before the Nation al Civic federation by it* president, Seth Low. at the closing session o f the snnual convention. A bill which will be presented to congress would give the proposed commission power to inqure into a combination and pass upon the right o f appeal to the courts, as under the Interstate commerce act. House Foss Nearly Meet. Washington, D. C. — There was mo mentary suppressed excitement* in the house when Governor Gilchrist, o f Florida, walked onto the floor and took a vacant aeat juat across a nar row aiale from Representative Clark, o f that state. The governor and Mr. Clark held widely divergent view* concerning the present inquiry into the Everglades development and the latter replying to some insinuation o f the governor, referred to him as “ that pinhead governor.” Mr. Clark moved to another part o f the chamber. w ish to Announce to the peop|f ^ R e d m o n d a n d vicinity that our nrw slock of Washington says spring Rood» «» a r r iv in g d aily . W e will W I ho United State* to be faced j with the possibility » f war with tier the b«*»t »tock o f g o o d » e v e r brought toRfi many for the control of the Panama esnst’ Information » hlch I* causing m ond. T h i* »lo c k consists in part of tk the administration th# gravest concern ha, brought out the fact that resent latest in negotiations between the Kaiser s government end the government of Colombia have resulted In an sgree ment which contemplates the transfer to Germany o f certai* harbor* on the Atlantic eviast o f Colombia within striking distance o f the northern en trance to the canal. Mr T a ft ami bn adviser* hav# si resity taken step* to meet what they realise will, as soon as the facts are known, be regarded by the whole American people as defiance .•( the Monroe doctrine by both Colombia and Germany. This startling information has be come known since Secretary o f State CrejK* de Chine Silks Knox sailed two weeks ag» on his tour of Central amt South America, and has been fully confirmed In well informed naval cirri**. It thrviws light upon th* recent emphatic renew al o f pressure brougt to bear up*>n our government by Colombia for a prompt settlement of its claim for indemnity, now understood to amount to practi L a d ie s ’ F u rn ish in gs cally »100.1X10.Wb). According to this information. Colombia, with the malt- , cd fist of Germany behind her. Is now backing up her demands with the Ihrest that if our government doe* not meet her view*, or st least agree la arbitrate, Colombia will dispose of W e w a n t you to sec this stock for wen these harbor*, either by lease or by outright sale to Germany, thus assur assu red w e can p le a s e y o u , both with goods ing the latter ¡merer not only a base of and prices. supplies l i r a fleet, but a foothold on American soil such a, has long been coveted and planned f>r by the kalsrr It is this understanding with Ger many. it ia declared, that account* for the " person*!” letter of the late Co lombian minister at Washington, Sc nor General Nel Ospina. to the State department, asserting that Secretary Knox would nut be a welcome visitor to hi* country during the secretary's present tour. In Inner circle* In Washington, no doubt exist* that there was a complete understanding between the government at Bogota and its rrpresentativs here. I f anything ■ were lacking to confirm that view. It [ M ia c n 1 * * 10 1 » is furnished by the fact that the In- |«*t us rp. 1 - 0*tt St* t| timation that a viait from the secre printing lllgb ***ds •«*» Off tary o f state would be Inopportune \il» ert ’•‘ .lieti? • iiubltihr«! under satisfar tur V Tbs IW a a l was renewed by the charge d'affairee th ll hr«4 *t «fili» rr|»i » Wi»f«| far man ____ o f the Colombian legation almost im varh tn»ertum Su nirnt m A rtaaslDrd advertise*»*! * » mediately after the recall o f Senor •*'rte*f fi »r k i t than U rotti» Or Ospina, a recall which, it may be as 4«r* fr»»m **tt «A i»*«n tnu»t Infortii I«#» work Hunier sa4 serted on the highest authority, was u » h<>t m a n ; lactira thf> *•! ! » lo W A Ss I fee 0 strut Otti o ( I o » fi liniera fu »»et h*' not demanded by this government, futi in K'ert.-o lu tti»!» and To the R which from the first has professnl to arrvitti pani e*t b} rash it md n sad iv**e Affurr» et* uni a» make light o f the Ospina incident I hi t 1 n • * ’ *r * “ *3 di.l» lr f. • -lie H- I ’,IK«i FON l A L I GIRL AV IATO R 18 KILLCO. for |> atti. I IMc-nrJ St * « W hite \V;»n<S*»(te and prim arte« April i t . « « * 10-Year-Old M u* Falls to Dsslh Try liti*, mi lt*d e g »» fur h a t r h i n g . 1 n - aided In ' ts s a p y »» dollar a ««-fling Alno hav*» »n O I St pi .! •. « S « ing for Pilot's License f* bruir for »«m itt Albert IW |. e n . 1,1 '•» ^ Retini* ml I’ari*— Huxannn Bernard, a 19-year- I practice ..f the U « S* * old girl, who was qualifying at Ktam Ih*' " *” U ©. flie f- r lìt U' *»|>aprf r«0 «(4 d rlgtltr.-n »-.«r* pns in the third test for nn air pilot's Cf» H I in «k» fn fd ii»"ftr ;. Apply »t sud el « ted I sill tS « *- ..f . «■ . C'< r**1- license, fell with her biplane a dis 8 f . «'•man tiffiri adir tance o f 60 yards and waa horribly ' g T « u i j i in i corner* un K >| i m -I si t. of other |«a !»»«ia*S*- crushed. She died 10 mintues a fter i aiirniww. ...... . sal he ■ « . bet worn hotel and depot I0OX10V it t jwraonal wards. Also I » i ro nera, ¿ 0 ,10 0 sitnn pira «M ei al x-n to lb* The young woman had'gone through •h*n E f Irm i* and puttlrulsrs *«•• i.ffi. - and - 1 i« r » «* l° ^ as the first two tests in a moat successful th « Jours l^tui Co ic tf " iflo i* In ■ .<• ’ ' ‘ -1 ' ' * ’ , f manner. She showed such Intrepidity forremeni of th* < p o '**1 „ , Hatching ) «<■ frutti t ristai v\ h ll* especially • Id I -i»»t *H* — In these test* that her companion* urged her to he more prudent, and al Orpingtons, K «1l*rttrn>* strsln »2 no fi.f. . the ! > ’ -o ,ln*' ' , ( O rder early and save de acta, and ibe n * ® « ** way* make the turns to the left. She a setting Also a year and a half old disregarded this advice, and in addi toy S' k W hite Orpington ciw k crrl for sst« * r» tion to steering carelessly made a turn Il H Hpelser Redmond 29t( (paid ad'c!tDW•,•" to ths right. X\ « have for sale at our ranch good Cand dats to. 0 i|r,tl JeiBcy rattle Price* .««sonable T.. the Mr. iMlcaa Vats*» ^ Flra Claims Fiv* Lives Phon« or address Mberwnof] Bros . t ‘ris.b sud H “ "1 (- (E Winnipeg, Man. The International He.ltnond -pjtr I hereby aam om »JM ' Harvester company's Immense brick The choicest vacant corner. &oxloo for the It- *» „ warehouse. Ailed with valuable ma on Hlith street, only one block from IX SI I I > ( \ r,'r , . . f t Hotel Itedinond. Thla I* • snap fur chinery, has been destroyed bv fire. . a quick buy f i MIO takes || Ree ludir lui I ’ " '' G rook sud Misai Hiver It was eloee to the Canadian Pacific Jone* I .and Co. tor (erma Railway station and the Royal A lex the r o t t i l i , l', "*?y*V - |t*ld » " * 31 andria hotel, which were threatened Ilona« and lot, good luralton T«rm a April II* P'U’ "• ;■ ,;„u I by the flames. The north wall of. the rv.vsoii.ihv Inquire .1 || \| Hmlth. • '• • ted t l. Attorneys offico ^ f harvester building blew out. killing Kedinond. first cn sld e .1 n ' five men. three o f them firemen , ,v:ol Pour good lot* south of f atr«et fullv to enforce * Several other person* were Injured adjoining railroad right o f way tecl, to the inmost Of ■fj|d| when a wall fell. The city power Prl. « reasonable •' ff yst lu n Goiter Ited lute,, vis • r ' ■ plant waa damaged ami half the city mond. .listili I I pledge It*'* ¿a- *311» is in darkness. ¡.-rnonsl attenti"" Hee Tlrh-nor for first class too* each o f Ih. - ..unllcs ^ ter* for breeding Buff Hock and Or Hevenlh Judicial BJ* m Sm sllsr* Will Continus. r \ MITOS K phlngton. mixed, nnd thoroughbred Chihuahua. Mexico—Certain inde Rhode Island Bed. _________ ||.,.|,I u.lverlUcJ!^ Al»u good fat pendent mine owners o f Mexico have ta 1.1« fowls. U|| been Informed that ths minea and smelter* o f the American Smelting A I le i ,n .......nl ■ < h !|r, ,1* TO TRA0E Refining company will continue u, I .and Office a! The lo trade for Redmond property or Muri li «Ut IDI- „ ¡|d1 operate, despite the revolution. Some land. 7 acre« Irrigated fruit land at o f the independent* have closed and N o M « i « hrr; bT« , f f i °* Hover. Wash 2 arres alfalfa. 5 arres other* wish to because of shortage of . „ " h H -b <c* ^ lM'» 'h tr> e* Good small house who. '" on '• • '. Mar. supplies, ami they desired that the hig all Mils office or addresa IP., |M, Hom e.lead No » corporation should do likewise. An Redmond, fire tldv«ii for Mb-‘ » official o f the latter compeny tele Nlq.N'K't .-.H '" - , * + graphed that they would continue. FOR RENT Mouth Rang" 11 V*\ llarn on Hiniiii «th street. Rod Mei Pilli n. b .S M "l Suffragette Sent to Jell. mond Address H. Hpokeaman office In nïak" Finsi est ni.Huh claim to •** H„ m .1 London- Mr*. Emmelino Pankhurst 23tf scribed, before I iSff i leader o f the militant suffragettes’ Uommlsaloner » ’ ¡jiy ■ Htnall bouse close and Mr*. Mabel Tuke. joint honorary Rent roa mond. «»ragno, on secretary o f the Women's Social .„,| armatile. Inquire A H|mke*mtin April I'll'-' „ sit*'**, political union, who on March 6 were Dress Goods Repplettes Messaline Shantungs Pongee Ginghams Curtain Goods Woo! Shallies Crepes in all Colon Taffetas Toga G allatias Notions G e n t’s Furnishinp Gregory’s Variety REDMOND. OREGON CLASSIFIED COLUMN office remanded for one week for trial on a B * « Oedtei of charge o f conapiraey , n(1 inpj,, n(f 7. Y Mi * In nf LOST commit malicious damage to property W I Hill III M«i» k !••>*. A Silver watch on tho aireóla of have started a "hunger strike” at the Hundny, Feb. iMh Holloway Jail, where they , r* n„ w Redmond „ „ Under will t,q rewarded by leaving serving two months for rioting. aarne at this office