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WE ARE AT Y O CR SERVICE AN Y TIM E
C. R. McLALLLN
Plumbing. Tinning and DectricaJ Work
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fuff %il U> t»H I u fr t b r f Bftd
of
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
Thl* hrMb|irrm h
huuBt fi«r
B r tim w * t
Ib r
O ff
Every t&dlcat ion points » e r y torrl-
bl» to 111 I uu tb* maul yru*|*roM
»«or D ili roubtry bo* * » » r see-E Tb*
Pori lub d ( ircgon lue lb Uu t«uu* o f
No*em b*r l i t b . ed itori!» bou iblu to
Whoiesaùe and Retail Dealers in
Lumber and Building
Material
Shingles. Brick. Lime and ( ement
Roofing and Building Paper
Office and Yard 2 blocks east of Hotel Redmond
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CROP REPORTS
& cok
tiPOKJMMAN
W AN TS
REPORT**
FROM A L L N D T H U »
of
N ovem ber 20.
D E AK F R IE N D :
M am o said tbia m orning uh«
«u
▼err thankful because there was
first class g rocery in this tow n.
the
oocsm r
In another auction o f thin paper Lu
printed a blank form to be cat out
and filled In by farm ers, giving tbelr
crop reports for 1»12. The Hpok«*-
man desires to get as many o f these
reports for pu blication aa possible—
aa a basis for statistical inform ation
in regard to the crop production o f
C rook cou n ty and the Kedmond and
P o v e ll Butte D istricts In partlculsr.
A few m inutes tim e on the part of
the farm er w ill suffice to fill out the
report o r any other Inform ation be
may desire to send regarding bis
1» 1Z crop.
She
s e v e r has to send anything back she
CROOKED RIVER IS
<Continued from 1st page)
there are only two o r three In which
g ets from there because they w on't there are com plicated questions for
the decision o f the Board o f Control
■end ou t anything that la not o f the
Not only the farm ers but also the
business men o f all classes are Inter
best
ested In these settlem ent o f water
rights. It reduces the uae o f water
W e get all o f ou r nuts, and celery to a system ; It makes the farm ers
m ore secu re; It makes loans better.
and cranberries and everything for It harm onizes the com m unity. The
w hole country Is takin g a forw ard
step In Ita developm ent.
ThABksglvIng at tbia one place.
Y ou r friend,
JACOB.
P. B.
New industries, sound prosperity
and stim ulated business activities,
tally refute those anti-election ca
lamity predictions "
As the O regontaa la recognised aa
the leading republican organ o f tbs
n o rth «* * ! tb* abov* editorial com
ment on the probable result
from
tb* sweeping dem ocratic victory on
Novem ber I tb la good s e n s to the
bustc*«« man. farm er and investor
W ill Redm ond grasp tb* opportu
nity NOW' to make tkta tb* real
" H t 'B " and business center o f Cen
tral Oregon ?
Nothing can prevent Redm ond
from becom ing the real " H t’ B " la
fart, as well as In name. If tb* peo
ple now here will on ly pull together
for the upbuilding o f Redm ond and
the Redm ond country
Let's put m ore ginger Into
our
Com m ercial Club
Let everybody
say for h im self
” 1 will not only
becom e an active mem ber of the
Club, but I w ill uae all my Influence
In Inducing others to Join."
F or 1111 let us elim inate all per
sonalities snd petty jealou sies;
let
us frow n
down
on the calamity
bow ler sa d knocker and let ev ery
body BOOST
The only way to help
yourself and the town along Is by
boosting
W ear a bright and hope
ful face
Do not be forever roosting
near tbe wailing place
You cannot
help your town by k n orklog anybody
When the new city officials are
elected by a m ajority o f the voters
o f the tow n,
support them to tbe
best o f your ability, even If som e of
them are not your ch oice
Rem em
ber they are tbe ch oice o f the ma
jority
D on't keep yourself In a back
ward groove, but rem em ber some
optim istic talking does a lot to help
things m ove
In the history o f I-os Angeles. Cal.
tbe follow in g account o f how
tbe
town stood In one period o f her his
tory. show s what can be done
a
That one place la
Hobb’s
Casti Bakery and Grocery
Nothing to A dvertise—
People are com in g to realize that
the store which has nothing to a d
vertise has nothing to repay a sh op
per for their tim e In visiting It. Only
the offer o f real values makes store
advertising worth w hile for the
store, o r worth the attention o f the
ad reader.
Hpokesman
Cla ■ifled Ada bring
results. Try them.
The Hpokesman for good printing
s r jy
R rt'M O N D ffPOKEfiMAN
"In tbe mud tbia town was stick
ing.
Evidently anchored there.
For her people were all kicking.
All were dlahlng up dlspalr.
All were groaning o'er tbelr tazea
Shedding tear drops In s stream .
All had hammera, clubs snd azes.
Ready for each helpful arheme.
So tbe village aat and rotted
TUI a booster landed here;
Soon tbe trouble's seat be spotted.
Saw the fungus In the air.
And he Jarred ou r village croa k
ers;
Stirred them up to hump along.
Till the place was full o f jokers
And tbe breeze was full o f song
Citizens forsook tbe habit
O f bew ailing this and that.
And the timid business rabbit
Rustled like a tiger cat.
And we all turned In kerw hooplng
Singing forth the ham let's praise.
And this hamlet lately drooping
Filled Ita neighbors with amaze
Now. this story, true as preaching
Shows what one lone man can do.
If Instead o f dolefu l screeching
He yells "cock a doodle d o ,"
For you stim ulate your neighbors
Every time you give three cheers.
And the harvest o f your labors
W ill be reaped In com ing years ”
II. >»l!
BITTE
No»
s
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M Mustard iwok » >oed •* " *
l«ns tv Heud Monday
Mr and Mr* A W Ha»u « »•»«*«
in frtftvvtUt FVid**
A M Robd# and U**
Kisnier
« n e busmen* visit«*» •' l*ws»bwtes
V\ e(tneeds»
Mm* Helen Ferry visited Aaudsy
at tb* Henri Y»**< bum»
M» and Mrs M Ullau Jones are
tb* proud pare*!« of • ®M bsbt l ! , l
» l u t ; a m »eil at tb»:t b olt* Sunday
Mr and Mrs U C Trueedal* vis
ited at lb* county seat Sunda.»
Frank bbults of Head « a s a v is
I tot lb this e » ' Ion last • **»
Geo
Elaler « e a t tv Iwwwbut««
Monds.» wa business «onnerted «U h
tb* Irrigation Os
Mr and Mrs Obus O r e » Ile» » f
Bend »tatted tbelr
daughter Mr«
Joe sbearer and fam i!» Sunday r e
turning ' v tbelr bom * on lb# eteu-
ing trnin
» 4 Hueerit took g load o f drees
ed pork to Kediuond N s'urd«»
A rain b o « by moonlight « n s ob
arrted by eeterni o f o » r residents
Thursday evening
T il* , presuma
bly. 1« a rare Sight, and som « o f us
are speculating yet on the meaning
of tb* strange phenomena
Geo Hobbs moved o s to his borne
ylAic last seek and Is n o « bnsy In
making a aumber of needed repair»
Mia« Gladys and tias*l Days and
Lloyd Buaaeit »lotted boa»* folks oa
Saturday sa d Sunday returning to
Fnnrv ill* Sunday evening. *b*rw
they are attending school
Allen and Mrs WtUroien
serw
dinner g neats nt ths F *
McCaf-
fery bom * tn Redmond Saturday ev
ening « fie r »h ie b they «Hended the
bam dance at the Sparks Theater
A number ot our farm ers are
busy n o « a days hauling bay and
grain to Bend and loading Umber
for tb* return trip
Those going tb*
past »e e k were Goo Hobba. S F
Alley W 8 Mustard. Geo Hraae*.
Alvin Rlggn. Reeve» W lllrokes. Bob
Golden. J L Gibson
John Tung
man Henry E d »a rd s and Is«* Hobbs
Mias V iols Trueodsle
se n t
to
Frtaevlll* Sunday where she will St
tond tb* Crook County High School
Bill Brown loot s vai u s ti« cow
Last week from blasting on potatoes
Pearl Fulkerson sold bts beauti
ful I I arm farm
Monday to J A
Warner of Idaho, who s ill take po-
aeaeioa Dec 1st
Tb* m at y neigh
bor» and friend» of tb» Fulkerson
fam ily wilt regret to learn of tbelr
lb tended departure
A large number o f Powell Butte
f u m a n attended tb* Farm er»’ f u
ton meeting tn Redm ond last Satur
day
Georg* Baya received n telegram
Saturday from ht» parents who are
visiting la Hood River, aanng they
were having n delightful time and
bad derided to prolong tbelr stay
They will probably visit tn Portland
before retnrslng
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Nov. 27th-28th
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v»l MMOKN
In tb* Circuit Court o f the State of
Oregon, for tbe County o f Crook
Central Oregon Irrigation Com
pany a corporation, plaintiff, vs R
B McAshiand defendant
To R H Mr Ashland
In the name o f tb* State o f Ore-
g o t You nr* hereby required to ap
pear and answer tb » com plaint filed
against you tn tbe above entitled
suit within alt weeks from the day
o f the first publication o f this sum
mons and If you fall to so appear
and answer, for want thereof,
the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief prayed for tn the com
plaint, to-wlt for tb* cancellation
and sertlnz aside of a certain ron
tract, dated June grh. I » « l . made
between you and the Deschutes Irri
gation and Power Company and as
signed to said plaintiff, relating to
the settlement o f certain lands, and
the purchase o f water rights appur
tenant thereto, situate In Crook
County, O regon, and for such other
snd further relief aa may seem to
the Court Just and equitable
This summ ons Is served upon you
by publication by authority o f an
order o f the Hon W L Bradshaw.
Judge o f tbe Circuit Court o f the
State o f Oregon for tbe County of
Crook, and said order is dated the
18th day o f November. I » 12. and la
duly recorded and entered In said
Court and suit.
Date o f first publication. Novem
ber I I . 1» 1>
Date o f last publication. January
2. 1 » U .
Jeaae Htearns A Jacob Kaniler.
Attorneys for tbe plaintiff
lie part meat o f tbe Interior. IT. H
l^ n d Office at The Dalle*. Oregon
O ctober 22. 1»12
Notice |g hereby given that Mabel
Hire, wife and agent o f l<eroy K
Rice, o f Kedmond. Oregon, who on
August 1. 1*19. made Homestead
No 0726!) for K VfcNW <4 »nd N U N
E >4 Section 32, Township 13 south
Range 12 cast, W illam ette Merldan
ha* filed notice o f Intention to make
Final Com mutation Proof, to estab
lish claim to the land above describ
ed. before I P Hewitt. C H Com
missioner. at his office at Redmond
l>M 2 °n’ ° n ,h * ?,h *** ° f l * M’',,nb- ,:
Claimant name* as witnesses
Henry Hunt. Dennis Hunt. George
Kohl, all o f Redmond. Oregon, and
Joseph Howard o f Terrebonne. Ore
gon.
.
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W
MOOR* .
First publication Oct 31
Under New Management.
G.
W.
WEDDLE.
Proprietor
Thu popular restaurant ha* hern thoroughly
overhauled and renuvated and a numtwr of
improvement* made.
We serve the BEST and LARGEST MEALS
in the city for the money.
Vie solicit the patronage of the people from
the country, anti make it our aim to cater to
their want*.
Open Day and NitfM
A. G. ALLINGHAM
N otile for Publication
_.
Redmond Grill
R e g is te r
Nov 20
Wines and Liquors
Imported and
Domestic Gitfars
Nothing but the BEST ¡ h nerved at our
Kedmond,
Oregon