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REDMOND HPOKKHMAN
Free Fruit Land at Paisley i
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M END0TA SOFT COAL
I H A V E R E C E IV E D A C A R LO A D OK TH E FAMOUS
C O A L ANO AM R K A IlY TO M AR K D E L IV E R IE S
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MKNDOTA HOKT
TO A L L PARTH OK
T H I8 C O AL IH T H K li KMT HOKT C O AL TO BK O BT A IN
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BRICK I HKLL IT KOR IT IH C H E A P E R
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WOOD KOK HKATI.NO AND COOKING PI'RPOHEH
COME IN AND L E T ME T E L L YOU
!><>n I Is* afrwitl o f I*. S. Covcrmticnt Can-y Art Irrigation
projec t m in Oregon. I he day o f irrvHitonaible irrigation corn-
| m iii I c * m in On« «ta t« in |»aat. When the Northweat Townaite Co.
o f I'liilailelptua took over the I'aialey Project, in Lake county,
R. McSHERRY,
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Our bank references a re :
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First National Hank, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Oirard National Hank. Philadelphia. Pa.
Commercial Trust Co., Philadelphia. Pa.
Interstate Finance Corporation, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Trust Co., Camden. N. J.
Northwest Townsite Co.
PA.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
IFNI) IN YOUR CROP
REPORTS—DO IT NOW
Kind o f Crop
of Acres
Wheat
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Harley
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Yield per Acre
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Itala
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A lfa lfa
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Tim othy Hay . ..
M illet
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Potatoes, variety
Dillons, variety
Address
Ibrahim, wlioee dust) nisb.ry l*r
lle-ier (hiuMidsoii Jenkins of Columbia
university na» related in uiouogriiph.
rulli led ••Ibriifilui Pa»ha. Grand V Ixier
ol Muietmau the Magulrt* eul. * » » a
Continued from 1st page
child ol destili)
Ity birth a Greek, ne rose from the
l»<", the strictest building or-
•Sint» of a Slave to a |a»dtlou »wond
,r in the world, apeaka for the
only to that of the snitsii himself, and
» real merit.
the « » r e i of Ills awirt rise to power I»
■»iiipany will have their plant subtly indicated b) an moisted Instance
irmton |n about two weeks and ot tila cleverness In playing U|sin Ids
'dy for tiuatneaa
master's vanity Moon after Suleiman »
1 Kullfson, representing the marriage the youug saltan I" *»nl to
Mr Construction t '0 of Cor- nave asked Ids grand vtxler width of
exeluatvs ngenta
for
the Iba two ceremonias was the finer, hla
"
patent», 1» here Installing own or Ibrahim s
"Thera never has Iren a fenst equal
l»nt ntui starting the men off
tu my wedding." Ibrahim replied
In the new business
“ W h y7" asked tha »ultun. somewhat
offended
■*Oh m j |in(IHhnh.M ü M I bruni ni,
A Wise Child.
with 'intense imaleaty. “ my wedding
me«» Tummy, what la th» fn
was honored by the presen, a of Mutai
’ I dlngnuaef*
man. lord of tha age. firm ramiwrt of
pi” n s child—“ l operata.” Mias lalnm (satse-sor of Mecca, lord of Da
— Ufa.
maa.ua and Egypt. c»Hph of the lofty
threshold and lord of the residence of
">” n Is valued In this world ns ine Pleiade» hut to y.mr festival who
1 h7
conduct that bs wishes was there of equally exalted rank who
sinsd —Bray er»
might corner
FVV INDUSTRY
Advertisements published under
this head at one rent a word for
each Insertion
No advertisement
Inserted for leas than IS rents. O r
ders from out o f town must Inform
us how many Issues the ad Is tu
run. Out o f town orders must lie
accompanied by rash
Initials and
figure» count ns words
Knit HAI.K
New high grade bicycle, never us
ed
Reasonable
Call at Spokesman
office
Two vacant corner* on K street
l>et»een hotel and depot 100x100
Also two corner». 50x100 same lo
cation.
Kor terms and particular»
see I he Jonea lj»m l Co.
16tf
A year old
Berkshire Boar for
sale
Apply to X. The Spokesman
office.
IS tf
Cole’s Hot Blast Coal Stoves
C O A L W IL L BK T H K COMING K U K L TO BURN
EY ON YOUR W IN T E R P U E L IK YOU
Business Directory
A D ir e c to r y o f •n o h C ity , T o w n » m l
V t lfft fo , f t v ln ff d o a c rlp tlv o ak««4th o f
M f h p )* r * . lo ca tio n , p o p u la tio n , tol»»-
rr a p h . s h ip p in g and b a n k in g p o in t;
a I « o Ctaaaiftad D ire c to r y , c o m p ile d by
buelaeaa and profession .
Ls POIaK
BUY A C O AL STOVE
*
CO.,
(IVtATTV »:
AND
PURPOM-
KH E ITH E R .
I H A V E KOR HALE T H E BKBT H E A T IN G C O A L STOVE M AD E— TH E
COLE HOT BLA8T.
L E T ME 8HOW
YOU TH E SE
STOVES.
TH E
PRICES A R E M O D ERATE. A N D W H E N YOU ONCE BURN C O AL YOU
W I L L H A V E NO
O TH E R K U E L — BUT YOU MUST GET T H E R IG H T
K IN D OK A STOVE TO G ET GOOD RESULTS.
AND
T H E COLE
IS
T H E R IG H T K IN D .
A L F R E D M UNZ
REDMOND
Hs Ran No Risk.
The tramp sat. serene aud dirty, oo
the bark d<*»ratep rating the breakfast
for which be bad whined, and tbs
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servant stood looking at him curiously
K. Jones. R. C. Immele and Robert Presently the knight o f the road ob
served tbe atteutiuo she was paylug
McHherry
were the choice o f the
him.
meeting.
“ Wotter yer lookin' at me for?” be
M. A. Lynch ha» served two terms asked. In Idle curiosity. **Tblnk I'm a
as councilman, or ever since the city long lost cousing 7"
was Incorporated,
being
the only
"N o." retdlevl tbe maid coolly, “ but I
member o f the council renominated must say you remind me o f a man I
who has served continuously.
A » oseter know."
"Hweetheart7“ asked tbe tramp coyly
senior member o f Lynch A Roberts,
“ None of roar businessT was tbe
general merchandise, they have suc
maid's retort
“ But something bap
ceeded In building
up one o f the
pened to blm whicb'll never happen
largest and most successful stores In
to y o u r
the Deschutes valley.
“ What's that? Died a millionaire,
H K. Jones, as one o f the first dl.l h e r
settlers In the town, has probably
The maid's reply was crushing:
done more for the growth and pros
“ No; he was accidentally drowned
perity o f Redmond than any other whll# hathlngT—Pearson's Weekly
cltlxen In town. No subscription list
Why Hs Was Brusque.
has ever been complete without eith
When Daniel Webater waa secretary
er the name o f H F. Jones or the
Jonea l.and Oo. heading the Hat for o f state be visited England, and wblle
In txvndon the American minister took
the building up or the advancement
him to call upon Lord Brougham
o f Redmond and the Deachutea val
They found the nobleman Immersed
ley. Mr. Jones' partner. Col. W. A In bnalneaa. and hts reception of the
llelcher. being the father of the distinguished American was exceed
town, and who laid out the townsite Ingty brusque and Indifferent
Tbe
Mr Jones has also been Identified minister was naturally very much
with the city government since its mortified, and. asking Webster to ex
organisation, being a member o f the cuae him a moment, he drew Lord
first council and next as Ita mayor. Brougham aside, when the following
whl»|wrevl conversation eusued:
The Jonea I,and Co. have large real
“ My lord, do yon know wbo Mr.
estate holdings in and around Red Webater Is? He Is secretary o f stnte
mond. being the largest tax payers o f the Culted States."
In town and In this part o f Crook
“ Why didn't yon say so7“ was tbe
county.
reply
“ I thought he was that coo
R C. Im m ele la also one o f the founded fellow wbo made tbe diction
first settlers; was secretary o f Red ary and turned the English language
mond's most successful agricultural npalde down " —Memphis Commercial
fair held six years ago. He removed Appeal.
POLK'S'
A.
T H IS SECTION.
UHK C O A L Kf/h H E A TIN G PURPOSES. OR KOR COOKING
O R E G O N and W A S H IN G T O N
(
IN
M ANY P E O P L E A R E NO W BU RN IN G IT. AND YOU C AN HAVE MON
The choicest vacant corner. SOx
too on Sixth at reel, only one tdork from his ranch to Redmond
two
from Hotel Redmond. This Is a snap years ago to engage in the lumber
for a quirk bn»
$ 1 mm > fakea It business
"B o b " Is a hustler, and In
See Jonea Land Co for term».
him we predict excellent material
fur keeping the council up and doing
M ist 'EI.I.A XHOI'H
Robert McHherry Is the youngest
I-et u» do your next order o f Job
printing.
High
grade work
and o f the men selected to make the
price» satisfactory. The Redmond race, and when the votes are all
counted, we predict Robert McSher-
S|M>ke«mnn.
ry w ill carry the popular vote This
Is another "B o b ” who never sleeps
\\ 1ST STO RIES OK LA R G E
when there Is anything doing where
SPECIMENS FROM FAItMH
he can be o f assistance for the good
o f Redmond. This, his competitors
This has been a great
growing In the flour and feed business will
rear In the Redmond and Powell attest, at least In so far as Bob get
Hutte District» and some immense
ting hts share o f business
He Is al
crop» have been raised
This paper
so In the express and teaming busi
wants to print atorlea about any ex ness.
traordinary yield o f any kind or va
Now. there are probably some peo
riety o f rrop, anil to that end would ple In Redmond who are not satis
like to have the farm er* give u» the fied with this ticket, mime for one
news when they have some big po
reason, some for another, but as this
tatoes. beeta. »quash, corn, melon»,
ticket was the choice o f the largest
etc., and when they have a yield of mass meeting ever held In Redmond
grain crops (hat are above the pre
It should be supported
throughout
vious years' average.
That la the
and elected by an overwhelm ing ma
kind o f new» that show» up a coun
jority.
Redmond has every Indica
try In good shape.
tion o f doubling Ita population In the
near future, and with these candi
You give
bad lurk credit fo r a
dates on the council we have every
good deal that belong» to youraelf.
reason to believe no stone w ill
be
left unturned to make Redmond the
"H u b " and metropolis o f Central Or
egon.
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Redmond, Oregon
A WORD ABOUT
Address all communications to our Portland office. No. 601
Yeon Hudding. Write now. The average coat of water will be
$16 an acre. We will give you a square deal.
((thing »peaks bat tar fur Redmond and 'he agricultural districts
I» section o f Contrai Oregon than the reports of actual crop yields.
Spokesman la ansloua to aocuro these reports from all localities for
cstlon, and therefore requests every farmer to clip out and mall the
below
[ there are any additional commenta on crop conditions you desire
ske » r it e on a separate sheet of paper and enclose with the tabu-
report
MONEY
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Send for .IJ-|iage illustrated book.
Go to Paisley by auto
mobile stage from Hend ami see the land.
Our agent at Pais
ley. Hugh K. (illmour, will show you the land.
It ia free to
those who pay the coat of putting water on it.
Northwest Townaite Co. are among the largest taxpayers
in Oregon, owning townsite sub-divisions at Prineville, Madras,
Redmond, Rend, Hums, Vale and also the K-10-acre Conn Ranch
at Paisley, including a 50-barrel-a-day rapacity Hour mill, and a
general store.
P H IL A D E L P H IA .
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in progress for three months, with Thomas Hawthorn, state in
spector. on the ground.
lie was formerly with the U. S. Govt.
Reclamation Service on the UmatiUa Project.
:»on C H K S T N IT ST..
ABOUT
HAVING K IN D OK KUKL.
it gave the largext I mhic I ever given in the
atate— $50,000__
guaranteeing completion of the project. Kvery three montha it
makes an itemized statement of exitenaea to the* lieaert Land
Hoard. All of itx advertising book«, rnapa, contract«, auhacrip-
tlon agree me nt a and literature ia auhmitted to the Desert Land
Hoard for inspection before being issued.
Ph- land is level, free from rock, and ia a rich volcanic aah
soil,
I he climate ia perfect for fruit, which now grows to per
fection at I’aialey— apples, iieaches, pluma, peara, prunes.
( (instruction work ti|mn the dam and reservoir has now been
Merchants
MORE
Pat and Mike were dl».'iisstng th*
affairs o f a limited cnmimuy. aud the
latter exclaimed:
Ton rhlnk old Screwetn a money
ia tainted*“
"Yen." replied PaL " It has two ralnts
on it twin » vonrs aud 'taln't mlu# ” —
Is.u.Ion TH Rita.
A Real Patriot
General Ramsay Potts, praising pa
trtotlain at n dinner In Chicago a few
yean, ago. said
“ I like to hold up as a patriotic ex
ample young SI Hoskins
"HI once decided to enlist He burn
ed with a de»tre to serve his couutry.
8 « he applied nt a recruiting office and
was duly punched and prodded, trot
ted Up and down. Jumped over chairs
and tables, etc
"Then came question time All sorts
o f questions were fired at Hi. and his
answers were moat satisfactory. Then
came the stern Inquiry:
" 'H a v e you ever served a Jail sen
fence?'
“ 'N'-no. str.' HI stammered: 'but.' he
added hastily. 'I'd he very glad to do
a medium »Ixed one If It s necessary ' "
—Los Angeles Times
Sword* and Baards.
At one time In England all "gentle
men" wore swords as well aa heard*
and their habit of drawing these weap
ons to settle th* most trivial disputes
Is «aid tn hava had much tn do with
the cut and atyles In beards During
this sword wearing |>ertod all “ bluff
era" wore their beard* cut and hacked
tn most outlandtah shape«, trying to
convey th* Impression that they were
had men. wbo had been tn many tar
rifle sword combat*
Eiffsl Tower's Chang»».
That the Kffei tower moves daily
vertically sod borixoutally has long
been beyond doubt It may De seen Is
a gale swaylug from side to side. M.
Guillaume has beeu Investigating these
movement» and has given the results
In a paper re id before the Academy o f
Science. He finds that the great Iron
structure may vary from two to three
centimeters id betgbt every day. Tbe
elevation and depression are Dot equal
ly distributed, as only on* o f Ita sides
may be affected by the rise or fall of
tbe temperature, and thus tbe tower
may tie compared to a person shifting
bt* weight alternately from one foot
U* another tf a cloud covers the tower
and bkles the situ the tetn[>ersturs
falls a few degrees aud the tower di
minishes. and when tbe sun shines
again It rapidly rises a centimeter or
two
Rut tbe holts holding tbe frame
together are affected only to an In
finitesimal decree Therefore there Is
no danger of any violent dislocation.—
Exchange.
The Deg’s Day.
Luckily for tbe buuuto race, though
style» come and go. mankind Itself nev
er goea out of fashion
Doga are not
Every age has Its prefer
ao id . ky
ence for a particular breed e f canine
benuty Tbe greyhound, with his light,
sketchy outlines, was In high favor
during the reign o f Louis X L. and
the Great Dane, that bad previously
been the fashion, declined Into a period
of "nobody love« me.- Dnu»> became
scarce aud greyhound.« plenty. But un
der Louis XV the Dane “ came tmek"
and multiplied again The king's dog
wore a collar o f gold set with dla
mouds Following this, the Scotch ter
rier bad hla turn. Then tbe greyhound
came hack In favor. Charles V IIL .
Heury IV and Lout» XI I I loved thetr
dogs so well that the dog» slept tn the
royal bedroom».—New York MalL
Highest and Lowest Stats.
Almost everylsvdy knows which la
the smallest and which Is tbe largest
state tn the Union, but bow many
know which la tbe lowest and which
la the highest? According to the mens
ureiueiits and calculations made by
the United States geological survey.
IN-Inwnre la the lowest stnte. Its eleva
tion above sea level averaging only
alxty feet. Colorado 1» the highest, i r
eractng 11.800 feet above the sen. while
Wyoming la a close second, only tou
feet lower than Colorado In minimum
elevation Florida suit Louisiana dis
pute «w ond pls.-e after 1 >ela ware, tbelr
average elevation being, for each. 100
feet. Taking the United States as a
wboie. our country lies slightly above
the average elevation of Ibe land of
the globe —New York Press
Hepi Indian Debutantes.
Among tbe Hopl girl» of marriage
able age signify their wllllngue«» for
matrimony by doing their hair up In
whorls, one over each ear
In tbe
symbolism of the tribe these wborla
represent the blossom» of the squash
vine These whorl* are taken down at
marriage, and thereafter Ibe matron
wears her hair In two rolls, one bang
ing down each aide o f her face. These
mils are said to represent the fruit of
the squash.—Christian Herald.
Mors Than On*
Sura af Hi* Choir.
The witness testified that he had
A peppery New England t»arson who
been knocked down by a motorcar and
that the chauffeur, who was Joy riding win disturbed by hi* choir during
had given no warning ot hts approach. prayer time got even with them when
"I*o von mean.' asked the Judgn. be give out hla closing hymn by add
tng. "I hope the entire congregation
"that he didn't have e horn 7"
“ No. your honor." replied the wit will Join In singing their grand old
ness: “ I think bed had too many."— hymn, and I know tlsa choir will, for I
heard them bumming It during the
Argonaut.
ora yer ”