The Redmond spokesman., January 16, 1913, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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The Redmond Spokesman
Gregory’s Variety Store
IS MAKING SOME VERY
Published every Thursday by
II II « C I. I’ VI.Ml It
At R e d m o n d . O re go n
Official Paper of the lit» of Kedmund
s ih s c r ip t io n
Attractive Prices
IN CLEARING ALI. OOPS AND ENDS IN THEIR
STOCK. GETTING READY FOR SPRING GOODS.
AH DreM Gingham* at ................... 7 v*c
Rest Galitcas *u a t ........................... 12He
Best Prints all go a t . . . . ................. 5c
Best Outings, all colors, 12* * and 15
cent goods all go » t .......................10c
All SWEATER COATS. Men’s, Boys’. Children's
and Ladies’, and AVIATION CAPS
ONE THIRD OFF.
Ijist call in Ribbons, Laces and Embroideries,
ONE THIRD OFF.
These cut prices are on now, in fact we will sell you un­
derwear and everythin* in winter lines CHEAPER than
the CHEAPEST.
Y O l ' R S F O R Hl'Sl.NKSS
B.
E.
GREGORY
C o rn e r o f 6th and K Sts . R E D M O N D . O R E .
C. H. BAGGOTT’S
QUICK DELIVERY
Express and transfer Line
All Orders Given Prompt Attention
Leave Orders at the Redmond Pharmacy
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March
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Tilt RSDAV, JAN I«: 1913
DEDICATION OF BIG
t'o n l l u u e d fr o m |>atie I
« s a gi.-a ll» l o Ih elr heneltl. Slld they
h a t e see n that t h e e la nds w ere pro
a h o u ld all >’ f Ihem
herum e
Stock
duct I ts
llut th ere you s re again UP
boi .lei s In thè p r u je c l
against the same serio u s c h a r g e
It
Mi H t k r a t e mal k a .I n s i l i t h è af
takea n o sup ernatural faculty 1» * " >
lei limili se «sitili
,
body to d l « o * e r lhat oil. like a a l e i
III thè s t e lli n a thè largest a lleili!
will run do w n hill, and if con fin ed. ed pillili, ball e t e r belìi III R e d m o n d
II la
« I l l run a go o d ways do w n hill Xn* « s s g lie li In lite w « r e l u m e s
estimate«! Miai f ull» « 0 # p e o p le w e l e
child o f s ch o o l s s e can u nderstand so
preseli!
and J00 d a n e e r i w e r e un
prim it iv e s prop os ition, en d »el ihla ib e fliuir al ime lim e
T h e ball waa a
«h ole
» i u r r l .a u
con tin ent
sto od •un e«s si« talli ( I n a i l i ta ll i a n d o l h
Kteryone
welit
(tiare l o
back a nd a llo w e d John D It.« hefel e r « Ise
ler to b e co m e the rl. best mwn In ih c have a ».imi lim e , a nd lliey h a d II
I b i s d e d ic a tili» « H I lo n g live
In
w o rld by putting that s im p le fw. t In Ibe melimi I «vi thè p e o p le o f
Iteti
to p r a d leal ope r atio n Andrew Cai
molili and » I d o l i »
a nd lite «.Alierà
I nlun W a r e h o u a e
negle w.lte.l the colo ssal p r o b le m o f ,.f ( h e R e d m o n d
each te a r buil din g tw ic e aa la rge a I n b a i e been rei et» lo g a la rg a lueed
ut ptatae fo l Ibe e l t j o t a h l e alili Bp
f urn a ce as he s m elled o re lu Ihe tear pro|o late m a n ue r in w b lr h th ey c o n
befo re, and as a result, ru in ed his itUCled Ihe i le d lr a lo t y rxe rv la e s
sa tisfaction In his old age by fludlug
N o « a w o rd aiutili th è w a r e h o u a e
h im s e lf b u r d e n e d d o w n » M h
more
m on ey than be ca n giv e away
Ho uscir
t h è b uil din g la 9 0 x 1 9 0 f e e l. t w o
s im p le are the pr in cip le s that under slot Ics
high b ull i o f n a t iv e
lata
lie Ihe e n o r m o u s
wealth o f
those rm k wlth 10 f.Hit c e llln g e
nu
th è
men that the» do not In ant s a t at g r o u n d R i m i and I I foot r e l l l n g e «in
thè e t o n d H.vor
H la th è la rn ee l
tract my particu lar a dm ir a tio n , m uch
p o t a lo « a i e b o u s e In th è n u r lh w e e l
less excit e lilt w onder
t h è r o s i o f thè b u il d in g waa
In
llut there Is s o m e t h in g s h o u t the Ihe uelgtilHilhiHid o f | 10.1)00
Ibe
bu ild in g lisa a ca p a r il»
of
m en and w o m e n who g o out
upon
the se plains ou t Upon the se
tast s ,i,, carim i ila o f (Miiatnes In bu lk a nd
carInaila In sa» ks or r r a le a
and
desolate
reach es and subdue,
h e t e n ly Ave elei irli llg h is are dia
ou
vy
and left h alf a wheel harrow load o f
w a te r m e lo n s and told my wife, for I
was a w ay fr o m h o m e . " T h e r e 's been
present to Mr W illia m s "
l l o w d o you sup pose I felt,
my s a d till, and plant, and replant, until Irlb u te d oli thè Iwu Rmtrw. thu a glV»
t h r o u g h o u t th è
w hole
scene Is re terse.I
and Ina pieni y o f tight
frie nd s , as I lugge.l th ose m e lo n s In Ihe
are c o l t r e building
to th e
h ouse, f o r re m e m b e r , they w hole to w n ship s o f de a o la llo n
A apur ir ark « i l i run a lo n g
th è
w e re a present f ro m John, and John tr a n s fo r m e d Into p ro ductive farm s « e s t siile o f thè w a rehou a e. a n d e«
homes
T h e « are the ery faclllty tur rapii! and e c o n o m i c a !
grew th em on that h o m e s te a d
his and happy
Fhuaa î*4
men
w ho have solv ed the difficult Inadlng o f rara haa been p r o t l d e d
h o m e s te a d
ou t on that «a g e Hal
sn.l w ho both c o m m a n d for
that froaty s a g e Hat* J o h n not only p r o b le m s
llie nifi era o f thè w a re h o u a e colti
respect and excite mv w o n d e r
h ad my g o o d span o f h o rse s for
a my
pan y are
• ♦ ♦ •♦ ♦ ss»«« • »«»««„
few o f his po ta to e s but was rubbin g Xud yet. by t o u r question, you ask
Fr esi
I. K Sm ith
Vice Fresi
(I A Myers
me.
with all my G o d g l t e n Itmlia
It In. I th o u g h t , with th ose water
Secretar y t* Il F r »
why I did not s o l t e
these
m e lo n s .
R e a lly. It did s eem to me tlona.
Tleasuler
l l a i v e y H arris
p r o b le m s when I was a mere boy
that It was gettin g to be har d sled
In view o f co n d it io n s ss we have
d in g fo r pioneers.
I ta ke
u nu su a l
lutrreat In that th em here today on every hand such
would have
been
man John
In a n u m b e r o f ways I a civnsum matlon
n o th in g short o f a ca ta stroph e
In
th in k he Is th e most r e m a r k a b le ten
prom is in g c it y ,
in
d e r f o o t 1 have e v e r met
He ts a stead o f this
slead o f the p ro ductive farm s >>n et
w o n d e r f u l eonaervaalonls t
wliate«
er that m e a n s
W h e n It rou te s to ery band instead o f the w h o o l s . the
c o n s e r v a t io n o f resuurrea. natur al or ch urch e s, the h o m e s s n d the happy
o t h e r w is e ,
that s e e m s to be J o h n 's c h ild re n th ere w ould have been, for
the
same
dreary
lo n g suit.
S t a n d in g six foot six In years to co m e ,
l*x»««y)l II u H p . Jan t i
hts slot-kin gs It m a y be uulte liter
trackle ss de sola tio n lu every dlrvvr-
Aitar
I ha u r c a n U a i i o n
of
lha
ally a n d very t r u t h fu lly said o f John tlon as o f yore
: • ti f i t h ( r fiera Mima Urne S|D
that he Is lo n g on c o n s e r v a t io n
No. no. let us take this to
our
a c o m p a n y » a *
fur me «I whirl» had
W h e n his leg got well. It seemed h o m e s
today as o u r
lesson
that !«»r Ü» |»tir|M*Mr tha buililib| o f a p u b
YOI It »» IFF WUX
to h a v e
been
b ro k e n In s o many G o d 's plan la the best, and
never IN H i l l
KblftPI »«-re » i l 4
to
lh a
M » V K » O F MOfel
p la ce s
that In the h e a lin g procesa. again ask why He dl.l not o rd e r o u r am ount o f « e t r r g i h u n d r e d x|oil«ra
and all hid fair In Mr«-tug lh a I'uw e ll
t h r o u g h osal(teatIon o f th e b o n e at tinea a nd lives differently
ts>t us
liuttr m h II ou the Rrti o f ru r a l dia
A N D G»:T to t*
the diffe re n t p la ce s Of m e e t in g (now r e j o i c e thal the Alm ig hty has given tri* !• in » en trai O r e g o n l o boaot o f
If th e re a re any p h ysic ia n s pr esent I to us all this great p r o d u c tiv e co n n
h a t in g a fine Public Hall
O ur oar-
m e t t i : u mi a u
h o p e th e y wilt not begin to dissect try, and let ua all Join han ds and go lion )• a large un«, h o w e v e r, and . o n
putting the matter o f a lu xation to
ir rot k»;»T
that p h ra se righ t h e r e )
a n y h o w , f o r w a r d In the work He has assign
a «ota 1( « aa seen lh a l tharw waa
w he n that p a rt icu la r leg go t well II ed to ua. believing and kn o w in g Dial rottt ld erabla dif fe re nte in the m ind#
w as c o n s i d e r a b l y lo n g e r tha n the (h e re is ro o m and plenty, not o n ly uf the p n ip lr a» lo lh a p r o p e r (»lare
T h e m a j o r i t y ear
A N D k I I F TOT«
other.
J o h n e v e n c a p it a lis e d
that fo r ua w ho are now here, but for for the b uil din g
rle«| an«l the dr*- l»l«»n « aa for
lha
d e f e c t a nd m a d e a n atural res o u r ce th o u sa n d s yet to co m e
n o r t h * «-«t « o rna r o f the
II Huhda
HAI M IIUMMKt»
o u t o f It
W h e n h e quit w o r k bark
And as we separate, after havin g
land
» a»
In the h e ld b e w o u ld h av e th e long been ca lled to g e th e r for the purp os e
uh I f r o m \ir Hit luto i»ui int I
leg g o r o u n d a n d a tt end th e
fence, o f d e d ica tin g this magnlfl. lenl build areal aeem ed to » a l i a until lh a bull*!
KTlMkllir
w h ile J o h n w ent stra ig ht a c r o s s the tng to o u r
Im m ed ia te
necessities, Ing c o m mil tee g a t a it up aa a bad
Job and l o d a r the m on ey a*» gefiaf*
held to the h o u s e o n the o t h e r
may we go to o u r homew stren gthen oualy g h a g by ll r d m o n d a n d Prtna*
u ti.i. f i x top orr
Many m o r e o f such e x p e r ie n c e s I ed fo r the duties yet b e fo r e us. and villa m erchan t* aa wall aa o u r o w n
c o u l d rela te, m y frie nds, but I think with
g ra t e fu l hearts to
A lm ighty peopla. U laying Idle In a l l r d m o n d
and ou r people
are nilowing
I h a v e to ld e n o u g h
In s im p le f a s h ­ G o d f o r this, o u r b o un tif u l heritage bank,
mu* h by not hayin g a piara wharw II
ion 1 h a v e u n d e r ta k e n , t h r o u g h Illus­
At the cunrlualon o f Mr Wil liam
la poaalhlr to h o ld a publtr g a t h e rin g
tratio n . to m a k e c l e a r to y o u r minds s o n 's addreaa (he High Hchool
or Thla la a d e p lo ra b le c o n d it io n
and
f?q »*re<
s o m e o f th e t h o u g h t s a nd re ce n t ex
VV Ith new pe o p le
ch ea lra played a c o u p le o f seln-tinna abould not eila t
p e r le n r e s o f the C e n tra l O r e g o n p i o ­ and then F A Sykes, stale secretar y settling here con tin u a lly It will be an
§X>opl
•*aa» matter lu aell a few m o r a aliare«
neer.
S o m e o f ua are tr yin g to o f th e F a rm e rs ' t'nlo na o f O regon ,
and atari the e rectio n o f lh a hall
a da p t o u r s e l v e s to thes e c h a n g e d and was Introd uced, and a dd re sse d
the
Now. d o n 't all i j e a k al o n ce , bul
Ja co b
still c h a n g i n g c o n d i t i o n s
W e will as se m b la ge
Mr Hykea dw elt very all » h o are in fayor o f a hall lai II
all a da p t o u r s e l v e s to the new, o r s tro n g ly on the need o f c o o p e r a t i o n he k n o w n by the usual sign, w hich
s o o n e r o r la ter w e w ill s ta n d aside a m o n g the farmers , stating that that In Ihla ' » « i will be talk II o t a r wi t h
>**ur n e ig h b o r and
I mmmi I. but d o n 't
a nd g i v e r o o m to t h o s e w h o w ill F o r waa the ouly way f o r th em to aur
knock **
A ftP etT A T O M
G o d u n d o u b t e d l y In te nded this c o u n ­ reed
l i e said that the o ld a xio m uf
try to p r o v id e f o r the m a n y a n d not "c ornp et ilIon
U l t k l . t W It \ I II I li H E I U K T
was the life o f busl
f o r th e few . e v e n If th o se fe w were n e s s " waa all false
thal Ihe life o f
Bally w ea th er re port ta k e n at ft
on th e g r o u n d first.
busin ess
these days was c o - o p e r a
I»
m at the l l r d m o n d lw»monotrn-
1 c a n n o t d o s e w it h o u t a b r i e f r e f ­ Hon. a nd cite d the aucreaa o f c o - o p
arm by T U Hlwtana, c o o p ,
e r e n c e to o n e m o r e phase o n
this ••ration a m o n g the fa r m in g classes In lion
subject.
H a v e n 't s o m e o f yo u . h a s ­ D e n m a rk . F r a n ce and G e rm a n y and e r s l l v e uba.-rv.-r
Dale
Max
Min
»X ra th e r
n't most o f you w o n d e r e d w h y It Is the
R ochdale
aystem In K ngland
*
3!)
33
Clea r
that all th e se best la nds w e r e
not Mr. S y k e s ' re m a r k s were all f o r d i d «
3»
33
Ft t idy
o w n e d lo n g a g o by th o se w h o
were and to the point and cre a te d ro n sld
1«
3& .
2k
Ft ( ‘ Id y
1 1
. . 36
. . 33 .
on th e g r o u n d first?
I.et me briefly e r a b le en th usia sm a m o n g Ihe farm
Ft Cld y
12
o
3«
Ft Cldy
re p ly to that q u e s t io n .
In th e first era present, a lo n g Ihe line o f plainly
1
4ft
34
»
* lo u d y
pla ce such a q u e s t io n Is a lm o s t .
If s h o w in g th em
lh al this w a re ho u se
1 1
«0
.33.
Ft Cldy
not q u it e , s a c r e llg lo u a a nd yo u must
n e v e r ask It a ga in .
It Is e q u iv a le n t
to a s k in g , o r ra th er, e q u iv a le n t
to
fin d in g fault with G o d ' s o w n plan
F o r . If th e A lm ig h t y had in te n d e d
"
JsSSS'F
f o r us to d iv in e the f u t u r e He w o u l d |
DEAR FRIEND
have
c r e a t e d us e n tire ly
dif ferent
1 u se d l o g o '<■ R .he
- - t*«'**
th an
w hat w e are.
W h o Is th e re
fur s o u p b once, a. I ,h' * 1 **
w h o Is b o ld e n o u g h to set up
his
v n g e ia b le s an.l thing* sow*
o w n plan as a ga in st that o f the A l ­
e lse .
am i ra m e ’
m igh ty.
wuulil fret g r o u n d « » J ®*1'
A n d is th e re a n y o n e w ithin
the
suine w m p
s o u n d o f my v o ice w h o d o e s not p e r ­
Hhe h as quit II"«' •>“ *
c e i v e th e gre a t a d v a n ta g e to all o f
s.-ii.la m e .town I-
' *onl* '
us In c o n d it lo n a as they are Instead
re a d y m a d e , an.l
)■'*
o f c o n d i t i o n s as th e y
might
have
a Mille w a te r In It «'"• "**' ;
been
had
not
ce rta in lim ita t io n s
aavea m a m a luta <•'
-
been pla ce d upon h u m a n peri o ptio n
d o e s n 't coat aa mm
**
by th e C r e a t o r hltnaelf?
tim e w ith a soup le n e , «ke »f*
Speaking
for
m y se lf, f will say
When Trnvelin*
Tear
that
e v e r y tim e I pass a l o n g
the
h ig h w a y s now e x t e n d e d In e v e r y d i ­
You WOtlU '«•
P 8
re ctio n o v e r m y o ld s ta m p in g g r o u n d
ace
h o w m an y klmla
at P o w e ll Hutte; e v e r y tim e I pass
ito
Central Oregon
A PUBLIC HALL
FOR POWELL B U m
r
CI.KAM.» ill xvyp
S. D. FOX & CO.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Hotel Redmond Bar
A
T
BLACKSMITHING,
Iron and Wood Working
I have fitted up a shop on wrest E street where I
am prepared to do all kinds o f Blacksmi thing and
anythin* in the nature o f Iron and Wood W’ork, at
prices consistent with first class work.
When you want anythin* in the above line call
and see me— I will treat you ri*ht and *ive you
satisfaction.
I BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS
OF SECOND HAND GOODS
G. W. DAVIES
The Old Pioneer Blacksmith o f Redmond
Buckley Express Co
Phone No. 90f>
DRAYING ANI)
. HEAVY HAULING
City Express Called for and Delivered
.
The
SYMBOL
of
SERVICE
YOU SHOULD EMPLOY THIS SYMBOL
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7
!t l THK<m?.,|'rlsf, v'lcf;nd
o n e o f th e m an y new and p r o d u c tiv e
f a r m s ; e v e r y ti m e 1 hear the pr attle
o f th e li ttle ch ild r e n as I m ee t them
t r o o p i n g d o w n th e lane fr o m s c h o o l ;
h e a r th e ligh t, h a p p y vo ic e s o f
the
c h ild r e n at play in the c o z y
front
ya rd s b y th e ro a d s id e , d e e p d o w n In
my heart I th ank G o d f o r the lim ita ­
tions He has pla ce d upon rny vision.
How
e a sily It c o u ld and
w o u ld
h av e b e e n o t h e r w is e had not the C r e ­
a t o r d r a w n th e line on the p o w e r to
see a nd d iv in e th e fu t u re upon m y ­
s e lf a nd
o th e r s o f the o l d e r days.
4 For. m ind you, all thes e p roduetlv e
la nds co n Id have been bou ght
and
o w n e d lo n g
years a g o by the pa<-.
| m en t o f a fe w palt ry cen ts per acre
But. you may say, a n y b o d y
sh o u ld
.... - »f
Between Portland Tacoma and Seattle, because of
the four splendidly equipjied trains. Steel Elver
ifijLSfli*. . . . . . . . . . . . O
Between Oregon and the East, lyecauae of three
Hohd tram - daily in each direction O-W Limited
and Portland & P„*H Sound Express
IS J ?
Omaha, Chicago Kansan City and all point» East-
and the Soo-Spokane Train de Luxe to St Paid
and Minneapolia.
IUI
IT’S A PLEASANT DUTY
TO ANSWER QUESTIONS
H.
R A (I K 0 L,
REDMOND,
-
A*ent
OREGON
s o u p th e y h av e at
Hobb’s
Cash Bakery anil
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a la # r u w lr t w t l I »Ire • ' ' *’•
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