rhe Redmond Spokesman
Published at the “ Hub City” of Central Oregon
lyoL
No. 21
REDMOND, ( KOOK COUNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVKMBKK ‘¿H .
ives Redmond and the
Redmond District Good
Measure o f Publicity
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l u t i « o f lit« H u h m i
linn John H< o i l Mills, s i t w l i l
r o f not».
u n d e r t b s head o f
U l u l i o f <hs In la n d E m p i r » ,
nond. o rn a m i, th s ( ' s n l s r o f thn
■tnd 1'lslrlct.
Whnrn Untlnral
ling la a IHatlnrt Hurrsaa." haa
f o l i o s Ina l o say a b o u t thla city
dial net
v.-,»itnn haa h e ard o f l b s In la n d
ilrs aa applied l o ( ‘ antra l O r e g o n
pin har e t>een g o in g th e re
for
IX rears, and « » • ( > m o d s o f <on
,nrn from th e r a y u s e to th e auto-
ile haa been b r o u g h t Into r « q u l
All these tn eth od a o f trans
atlou
are th in g s o f the past
are ra ilro a d s t h e r e now It « a a
g o o d fo rtu n e to be p r iv ile g e d to
on the (trat t h r o u g h pa s s e n g e r
operated bX th e O r e g o n W a sh
on Itallroad â N a v ig a t io n Corn
from Cort la nd to (tend
avlng the C o l u m b i a
riv e r
at
hut«« the line tr a v e rs e s a •a non
almost Ion mile s, th en an u pla nd
h Is ara rrelx p o p u la t e d
N e«
hare Sprung
Into e i l a t e n r e
the present
te r m in u s ,
«aa
bed after n ig h t fa ll
W ith
the
ing o f a n e « dax r a m e th e Item
ration T rain « I t h the f a m i l y o f
Oregon A g r l r u lt u r a l C o lle g e and
It A N o fficial«
A b o a r d the
in s e r e the e i h l b l t a o f liv e sto rk
poultry
T h e c o l l e g e m en talk
and the ra ilroa d m e n ta lk e d T h e
I. e aak ei| q u e s t io n s anil V i e w c l
!
eat t h e grea t * lb J e r t I r a a o l i
pal ow nerah lp , o w n s Ita water ays-
teni and has voleri 13 5,000 In bornia
alrearly dlapoaeil o f. In brlug water
fr o m thè rlver tw o tnllea a « x It haa
grader! Streela, chureh ea, a ch o o la .lw o
banka, tw o newapapera and an array
o f sul,alar,tisi busin es s bloeka
and
luany pr etty tinnirà
tain able a n y w h e r e
T h e re 'a
sm n eth ln g
a ttraiti*«
YEAR
la o b ­
Cults o f 20, 40.
ho. 120 o r 1 ( 4 ar res may be loca ted
The
In
land la pa tented to the state
C o n t in u e d on
Cage
IF
IN
CAN
grasses,
Hay ( ‘ r e e k — Beets,
rabis. aquashs
BANK
AND
WE
HAVE
AND
CAN
In the Brick Building
Bring us your E ggs and Butter, Highest Market Price Paid
IN
IS
AND
IN
RATES
THIS
AS
LOW
AS
SECTION.
THROUGH
THE
SAFE.
ALL
PENDING.
YEARS
LOAN
AND
YOUR
THIS
OUR FIRE PROOF VAULT
GUARANTEE
YOUR
LET
YOU.
ABSOLUTELY
HAD
SAFEST
LOAN
IS HANDLED
IS
LOAN
CONDUCT
OF
EXPERIENCE,
SATISFACTION.
THROUGH
THE
BANK.
MOST LOGICAL PLACE TO
FINANCIAL
AFFAIRS.
Redmond Bank of Commerce
U. S. DEPOSITORY
Capital Fully Paid.................................. $25,000.00
Surplus and Profits.............................. 3,000.00
pota­
MANY BARGAINS F
ARE STILL LEFT
EHRET BROS.
WITH
KEPT
OBTAIN
FARM
OBTAINED
MONEY
PAPERS
graasea. k o h l ­
In all departments of our big store we
still have many good bargains to offer
to the people of Redmond and Crook
county. We want to impress on their
minds that they can SAVE money on
every article they buy of us not a
little money, but a considerable sum.
BE
WHILE
A
SERVICE.
YOUR
THE
1-aldlaw— d r a i n s ,
toes. fruits.
FIGURE
FROM IT
2
pota toes
Terrebonne
Cotatoea.
corn, ap­
ples. wheat
Kedmond
Cotatoea. c a b b a g e , c a r ­
rots. parsnips, on io n s , sq ua shes, fine
pu mpktna and wheat
Iteachutes
W h e a t and
po ta to e s
and o t h e r v e ge ta b le s
llend AJraases. grain , w heat, p o ­
tatoes. v e g e t a b le s
Maupln
Cotatoea. gralna. applea.
gra in s a nd graases
Iturna d r a i n s .
grasses,
pump­
kins. app les
A ge n cy Clalna —W. C. M o o re , fine
displa y o f oata, wheat a n d barley.
C r l n e v l l l e —d r a i n s , grasses, p o t a ­
toes. c o r n and fruit.
Cow ell l l u t t a — 8. D. Mustard , fine
displa y o f potato es, s a m e b e in g very
attra ctive
NEED OF
BANK
Crook County Wins Prizes
At Portland Land Show
M e to llua — W h e a t,
pot atoes,
and
o n io n s
C u lv e r
Cutnpklna. apples,
corn .
per
LOANS
T h e Htatr (.and Itoard entera Into a
ro n tract with a r o m p a n y to put w a ­
ter o n the land
T h e aett ler paya
140 per a rre Irrig able land, with a
W h y thla tow n In thè de a e ri* T h e
water rig ht g u a r a n t e e d III p e r p e t u ­
M a s e r la that II la thè r e n te r o f one
ity
l i e paya o n e - f o u r t h d o w u and
o f thè great a grlru ltu ra l aertlona o f
haa Ove years In w hlrh to pay the r e ­
thè Northw est
T h e r e la a t ' a r e y
m a in de r
T h e m a in te n a n ce fee la HO
Art
eegre g atlo n
o f amue 315 .0 0 0
ren ts tier a cre
aerea here.
7 0 .0 0 0
a rres o f whlrh
I sali) fre e la nds s o u n d s a tt racti ve.
are n o «
under water, and thè re-
rualnlng area «III bn p r o v ld e d
« I t h T h e s ta te m e n t aa to what may be
g ro w n Is eve n m o r e a llu r in g
T h is la
t anale « r e long
K urty-lh ree dis trict s o f O regon
and W a s h in g t o n w ere re p resen ted In
the b o o th o f exh ib its tuads by
the
lllll line« at the Carlflr
Northwest
l-and Show
recen tly held In C o rt­
land
F r o m Tu ala tin and W i l l a m ­
ette valleys. Cen tr al and Kastern O r ­
e g o n and a lo n g the line o f the North
Hank
ra ilro a d
line spe cim e n s o f
what the p eop le are g ro w in g
were
b ro u gh t and a rra n ge d under the d i­
re ctio n o f T illm a n Iteuther. the Mad-
lire n i e l l i
raa dry f a r m in g exp ert
T h e list In­
>.rei Mr
aft er n o o n a start
>aa
c lu d e d severa l th o u sa n d Individual
i!, for Keitmond. 17 m ile s north
exhib its, each re p resen ta tiv e o f Its
X* the largest r r o « d a s s e m b le d
district and b ro u gh t fr o m a region
any point « a a In « s i t i n g
It la
covering
severa l th o u sa n d
square
h. Imnnd that ■ ) at.ir» lias • .
mile s
Cen tr al O re g o n to w n s made
il
the f o l l o w i n g dis plays
P - >e rears a g o « b e r e th ere « aa a
Madras
W h e a t,
fine display o f
rat of Juniper a nd a desert
«aste
ereil « I t h
sagebrush,
« I t h o n e gra ln a and grasses, o n io n s , c o r n nd
m house o n lx . t h e r e la to d a x
a a pp le s
»permis little r l l x o f * 0 0 p e o p le
» town Is In c o r p o r a t e d
It o p » r -
s a lighting plant u n d e r rnunlrl-
the sta tem en t that fre e land
$1.50
I
THE HEAD Of THE F W WHO K IT? MAN
OR WOMAN WHEN IT W E S 10 SCHOOL VOTE
A Salem dispatch cays: If there
Is any phase of the apparet mystery
R. R. I X S T I U t T O R HAYH WKHT surrounding woman as a voter that
has not been put to the attorney
U l l . l . NOT K I'R N ISH
general In the form of a question,
someone should think of It and pre­
k i l l y tr o T A
sent It now while the presenting is
i good.
Starks of questions have been
asked, but the latest comes from
Authority on Colato Situation (livra School
Superintendent Smith of
Marlon
county,
who wants to know
Out a Statement o f Interest
who Is the head of the family and la
entitled to vote under the provisions
to the Farmer« In
of the law governing school elections
Thla Section
which says that only taxpayers and
heads of families who have school
children may cast a ballot. Is the
man or the woman the head of the
A Salt I,ake dispatch of recent family*
date say»:
That the country will
face another potato shortage this HAFKI.K IS A B A F F L E
winter Is the opinion of Kugene H.
A N D I’ t'N IS H A B I.K E V E N
drtibb. one of the best known pota­
I F A L L D R A W P R IZ K S
to growers In the country, who has
been employed by the Oregon Short
The law prohibiting raffles
Line railroad to Instruct western
cannot be avoled by making all
farmers In this crop. He has recent­
numbers draw some prise, for
ly made a tour of the Inter-moun­
with or without blank numbers
tain states for the railway, and has
the raffle scheme Is s raffle
found that optimistic reports on this
nevertheless, says Atty. General
subject are not well founded.
Crawford in an opinion given
"I have been making a general ob­
to H. E. Blevins of Cove. Or.
servation all over the country, and
With the holidays approach­
am convinced that the potato crop
ing Mr. Blevins desired to stim­
has been vastly overestimated." he
ulate trade by offering boxes of
says. "A drought affected the crop
cigars free to the holders of
In the Atlantic states, and they gen­
lucky numbers secured with the
erally overestimate the crop, any­
purchase of cigars. The Atty.
way. Maine always reports 23 per
General advised him that the
cent more than the crop actually
penalty was <100 to $1000 fine
turna out. The potato crop In Col­
or Imprisonment.
orado Is not more than 50 per cent
The Spokesman for good printing
(Continued on last page)
As the law Is a little haxv on the
subject. Assistant Attorney General
Van Winkle advised that It all de­
pends.
It may be the man and It
may be the woman, but he says it
can never be both. He says the law
does not recognise such s thing as
there being two heads of a family. It
Is always "the head."
He says usually the man Is ths
head of the family, but that In cases
where the woman was the chief
mainstay of the family, then she
should be the head and would be en­
titled to the vote.
If the husband
were HI. or away much of the time,
or Incapacitated, then the woman
should be considered the head of the
family.
And there you are.
( KOOK COt NTY W IN S AT
E A ST E R N LAN D SH OW
“ Crook County, Or., wins the
Northwest Pacific cup for best
display of forage plants In com-
petition with 7 Northwestern
states. This Is very gratifying
and a big feather In Oregon's
hat ”
Thla Is a telegram received
at the Portland Commercial
Club laat Friday from Mlnneap-
olla from the Oregon é Western
Colonisation Co.
The Crook
county exhibit carried not only
grains and grasses, but apples.
pears and other fruits as well.
amounting to half a carload.
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Honestly, now, did you ever know
a big hearted man to give away any­
thing except smiles.