The Redmond spokesman., June 13, 1912, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

P A O E P IV E
TH U R S D A Y . JU N E
13. 1311
T IIK
REDM OND SPOKESM AN
PAOE
TH R EE
HAWKER WAS ECCENTRIC.
i
An tn g lie h Peat and C ls rg rm s n W ha
M arne d H i . Qodmother.
Robert Hleveti lla w k e r. |aiet and
vicar of N o rw c ii.to w Kuglam l. was an
e.-i-eulrtc |iereou. In hla youugei day*
lie Used to diiuli 1 lie Village p liysk la u '■
horae W illi atrl|a-a of Jaillit until the
anim al looked like n xebra ami tlieii
aiiiiiinoo the physician Uaatlly to an
urgent rnae lullea a w a y III the country
T w o elderly women w hom lie dlallked
lie la aald to have drive n out of the
tow n liy aetallug nil tlie undertakers In
l*lv mouth Iu measure llivui fur tlarlr
NOTICE
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c u U im .
Ilia m arriage, too. waa out of the or
d lu a ry. It bap|a*ned w title tie w as at
i lx fo u l
lib . fm lo r to ld hi h i th a t he
could not afford iu keep him th ere any
lo nger. H a w k e r at u m e set out to the
hom e of bia g ia lln o th e r. Ml*a l* ba r tulle
I Ana. tw e n ty on e ye a rn hla aenlor and
On and after Monday, June 10, 1912,
all retail business from my store will
be CASH, and all wholesale business
will be on 30 days.
A discount will be given on all cash
purchases. By this plan you will save
money on feed and poultry supplies.
Pie lamaeeaur Of I U a llllU lty o f 3I.IXXJ
li e la said tu have “run from S tra tto n
lo Kiide. a rriv in g hot and b lo w n ." and
prti|aae-.1 to her. S he ai-.epi.-d him
H e returned to O xfo rd a m arried man
R. McSHERRY
SIGNAL MESSAGES.
Adding New Accounts
W * ari> ro n a la iillj .tid in g n r « ir r o u D ll. .m l ou r b u .ln r « . I .
l a i f r u l n i .1 . *»ry m i l.f .r t o r y r . t . u shown by ou r published
• tst.m .u ts .
It I . . com m on p r i r t l r . fo r p « o p l. lo l . y u l d n m o n .y fo r .
■ p o rl.l o b j w t ; to satisfy . p a rtic u la r n m -d . o r to p r o v ld . . g . l n . t
posai h i . s m . r g . u r y .
t )u r f s c llltlr s fo r h a n d lin g auch b u s ln .s s ara
luoat . a r a l l . n l .
W h en m o n .y h a . b e a n la fl « I t h ua fo r a aparlflc
p u rp u s . « a c a re fu lly c a rry out tha daalraa of the depo sito r.
Ha­
tillo .. « a bava
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES
for anyone wishing to uee them for the safe keeping of papera or
talnablea.
A cordial Invitation la extended to Y O U to make Itila
bank v o r n
iv a n k
.
STATE BANK OF REDMOND
W. 8
Rodman, I’ rea.
Jos. II. Jackaon. Vice-Urea.
Roy A. Hush. Uaahler.
T i r e . W . r . P ira t U «ed.
Th e r. C a m e g . m . p h o - . .
and
N a rv a R i e x r d i d .
“ N o w . R lli y .“ aunt tlie liv in g m a n '«
fa th e r, " U v e fowm l a h ue Job lo r vo n —
a jo b w ill, n w ill. It you a lle m ! a trtc tly
to leiaiiiewa. g iv e j o u a apieodld c h a u i e
tu ria » "
you r"
for......
Good Printing
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
m
Hear P u ..y Should B . Corrected and
H e w S h . Should Be Fed.
It tau t a v e iy u r n task tu punish
pussy It yon re tiMHl of tier, tail there
are Uinew when site iimai la- chnatiaed
I Ina la how tu do it. a rvu rdm g to M r
la mi la W ant. I lie great authority ou
tlie tiiamtiating telluw.
I d the first piaiw. don t a rtua lly
•trike Hie c a t A blow merely oiimhe
It
A n d when the apioe. w hich la Ita
moot sensitive pu rl, la atrucs purlieu
larly it tlie cat la o l d - I t la likely tu
spring lit the striker
M hen puwiy diem a nytnlng wrong
frlgtilen tlie wrongdoer liy striking a
stick on I lie ground
A cut la moat
sensitive Iu sounds and w ill couuect
thla U r * noise w ith w hnt It has done
It feela HI.-re intetiselv than iniait ant
mala; h em e lla aup|siacd savugery lu
rases
I ala are lllgliiy ele. tn.-ai, and
it la very gi**l to h a v . one pervb ou
one a shoulder or kurvs.
T h e IieeI t.asl for p u s. la n « meat.
rbop|e-d up. and ooiy one meat a day
should tar given
Most of the tula
takes w hl.-h are made lo training cute
art*e from an Nimewe of knowledge
of the c a te character and constitution
— lauudoti Attswerw.
S ig im i fin- lclcg rn |.lu n g . w ith Its v e ry
lim ite d . « i » of In fo rm a n o !, co n tained ,
a e v iu . I » lla ve le e n sh o ut the o n ly
DI' I U . of c o m m u n i. a tln g nuli kly u n e .
dl.ian<-ee u n lit re la tH e ty m m le rn tim e s
I l « a . led u n til file d a y s o f I tie
K re n rb re v o lu tio n that a n y m a te ria l
I lu p r o i entelli o v e r lite lane-on lire tele
g ra p h tevelo|e-d T b r .-e l.r.rfh v r» na in .-d
t'lm p l* . d e l lee,) Hie «e m a illie re tele
' g ra p h T h la . vele ni got In to a ctiv e o p ­
e ra tio n In ITIM . a n d ll»e drei real mes-
ange e v e r .la -lie d out a n d te legraphed
a cn e », m u n ir e i r a . In Ilia ! y e a r, a n d
th e text * « i aa fo llo w «
“f o n d e la ta ken fro m Ib e A n e t r l n n « “
T h e eatue d a v H ie n a H o lia l r u m e n
(to n . a lltln g In l*ari«. e -m Ian k H ie fui
lo w in g re p ly to Hie a r m y :
“ T l i e a r m y o f H ie n o n ti deaererà the
H o lla n d '. W ays.
g ru í It iute o f the c o u n t r y "
Pen flsblna la olle ut llo lla m T . pria
T h e »• m a p h o re m e r a tore a ltn tn e d a el pa I Indile) ríes, and large lleet a of
«pec.! o f three teller* a m in in e In fine sturdy lin k in g fishing l*mt* are seen
« i-oi h er w it h an a v e ra g e of on* a at the seaside villages and hutniei«. so
m im ile o v e r long .lis tance
I h le m alte no doubt this and the almost auipblht
m i-eeaary Hw- Im e t illo ii o f m i l d n t - . i l •ma life the I >ul. Iiiiuiti leads ninung
hie canals and ditches aiaantni for
• «alea, w ill h c a m e In to tuahloli — N e w
the laipiilarH y of the fishing nal ami
Y o rk Te le p h o n e lle v le w .
” VI hat la «be nature of the Job?"
“ tO U 'v r aeeu aulite ol the tilg bulkl
: Inge lo course ul cuiivtrucim u. uaveu I
The Spokesman
at Living Prices
and won a fellowship, ‘i'lw marriage
w aa a happy one
W hen hla w ife died H a w k e r wore at
her funeral a pink hat wlttm iil a brtm
Hut thla was III no i|l«r.s|*-.i to tier
uieuiory. It eo hapts-m-d Hint It waa
hla usual headgeui at that time.
CARE OF THE CAT.
B sscsn
GOOD MEAT
“ te w "
“ H a v e y o n e v e r n o tn -rd h o w the
grew! iron la-aina are ill led i u th eir
piarea T"
" M ir a .“
“ W e ll, a frie n d o f m lo e. w h o la a
e o litru cto r. haa agreed to use yo u to
•tniul on the lamina am t ta n a m -r them
aa th ey n rv hoisted. I told h im atem t
lie- s ple ndid n e rv e y o u hail c ll ill il le i l
iu H it t in g arvMiml and iw -ru u ttin g m e
to au p ie irt y o u . a n d la- agreed iu .it yo n
w o un l la- lu s t tue tnau lo r t u » jo b ." —
C h ic a g o H eeord H e m a l.
due
T h e co u n try villages w ith tbclr
w b l'e and green iw lnied boiiM-s and
pretty garilene are made more attrae
liv e liy the su rviva l In H o lland of the
poet uree, pie old lim e coeloitiea uf Un­
people
g u n iti! linen beaddrvssiai amt
nuniem ua ample
skirt* m ark
the
wom en
E .p ia lly ample tniusera—nev
eral (stira— clothe the men. T h e cbll
dren are m iniature coplea of then
laireiits lu dress as In e verything else,
even to Ibe pl|s- or cigar In the case of
bora. E v .r y t .s t v w ear» wissien shoes
-A m e ric a n T ra v e k -r'a H u v e n «.
T a m p a .tu e u s Ju p ite r.
C are ful a tn d l ot the planet Jnpttev
has afforded some rather HM.rv-i.tlHg
■guies i-o liie m ln g It* rate, or rallier
rales of roliiflon These do not afTect
the ruiind num bers in w hich ila- cp ia
tortai velocity of Ju p ite r* rvilnHon Is
usually statisi via. alsiut
mile*
l*-r hont. Hut Hiey fu m isti addlHonal
pnsif that I he moHnna risib le on tlie
greal pin net « surface are not nnlforoi
H i . P r.fs s s i.n .
from year to year Kor ahout tw elve
U r . Justice Ijt w r e u .v waa once pass­ ye a r« tlie eqiiaiurtal region apprara p,
ing acotence on a man, aud lu the h a re rxperlcii.-ed an acceleration of
cuurwe or Ida prelim inary rem arks he velocity. Relatively to the aurfitce
rererred to biiw as “g prulvwatoimi some t h ln y degrees north or eoutb
bu rgla r.“
Ju p ite r'« eiinator rushes ahead with
'I he prisoner raised loud protests burrtcatie *|e*ed Is-tweeu 2t»> and :*»»
from the doeg.
miles au h o u r.— C in cin n a ti Cunitnervtai
“ H ere." he exclaimed. “ I dunno wot
I'rlbune.
you mean liy callin' me a pniteaaioiial
burgiar. I ve oniy done it oui-e oelore.
N ot V e ry Flattering.
au I ’ ve bin uants-d lavili lliuea “
M a ry tuct E m ily uu the atrvet. They
Mr. Ju atn w l j à w re m e beamed upon
had not seen each other for many
him.
year».
“U h . I did not mean to say.“ be re­
" W h y , how do yon r t o f exclaimed
mar ned in ma most suave manner,
M a ry. efTiisIvely. topping off the salu
"tunt you had la-eu very aui-reasiiil in
tntloti w ith a few vague pecks at
yo u r proleaaiou.“ — l.ouduii A u sw e ra
E m ily 's face.
“ N ow .
thla
la d e lig h tfu l."
aald
O n ly Officara.
Corporal ito soldier reporting glckv— E m ily , w ho waa older than M ary.
“ You Haven l seen me for eleven yewra.
W h st's the niMlter* w llb you? T o m
I
my Pain in my glalotuen. Corporal— and yet you knew me at once.
A lalouicn'
Andom eu. \ Hide, si'
to n .-u u ld n t have cbm i-icd »>• dreadfully In
don't 'ave no alatoiuen; voti ave a all that tim e. It hatter» tue."
Bald M a ry :
sfotnlck.
It's only the otfl.-era what
“ I re> oguixcd youi bouuet.“ — Popular
aa abdonu-na.— lam don I’ nnc-h.
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Orders called for and
delivered to any part of
Redmond.
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
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L u m b e r a n d B u ild in g
M a te r ia l
j.
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Shingles. Brick, Lime and Cement
Roofing and Building Taper
Office and Yard 2 blocks east o f Hotel Redmond
C arte Blenehe.
“ I th in k .” said M rs C u ra ro t. w ho
waa a rrang ing a musical program ,
"that we w ill have a m e n u soprano. *
“ AH rig h t." replied her Indulgent
hiiabeial "Ikvn'l laglier me atsuit It.
H u alvead ami are an arvhllev-L” —
W ashington Star
N a tu ra l Enough.
J o lk le r— I otu-v heard a man nay that
he would nil her lie an eis-ouyk*t than
anything else he cim ld think of l*olk-
l e y - T l i e Ideal H o w ercentrtc! .lolkley
— Not at all T h e man w as In the peni­
tentiary at Ills lime. — Philadelphia
Ltdgvr.
A Practical Quary.
Mean.
M f little l»iy slmal. o|en mouthed,
TTushand M y. bill I \vl*li 1 had your
w hile a friend elaltom led the details of
a »udden death. 'I he iwtlent had not tongue! w if e Bo Hull you isaild ex
lss-n considered very# si-rloiialy III. and press yourself Inte lllg e nH y? Iliistm nd
hla nurse enlerevl. bringing a nnkevl - N o : so that I could «top It w heu I
w a u ic l lo Detroit I- ree Press.
I min to fur w hich the sick man had ex
pressed a wish. " B u t ." «aid m y trlend.
Nat Many.
"liefore he had tasted It he died "
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T h e man w h o I* a lw a ys rw aning
deprei atml Hie «adin-sa ot « m il recltaI
hi-fore the child, but 1 need not have b r id g e s In-fore lie re a c h e s ttieni doesn't
feared
Ilia baby voice pl|o-d out. get over m uuy «trw vn u ».-C h ica g o Rec­
“ A m i what lin-aiite uf the pot a to T” — ord H e ra ld
Harper's Magaxlne.
SMITH & ALUNGHAM
Wines and Liquors
Imported and
Domestic Cigars
Nothing but the BEST is served at our place
Redmond,
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Oregon