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Redmond Spokesman P u b lish ed a t th e “ H ub C ity ” o f C e n tra l O reg o n V O L 3. No. 81 KKDMOND, CROOK COUNTY. OKKOON. THURSDAY, FE B R U A R Y 6 , 1918 START RIGHT |i | l' ru m in i, nailona l urgaulaer .i ni.-i ■ s... M * al i tulli la I . :i P ortlan d • le a r l h « I...u .. I'.- fmir a l a l o « o f Iho Parlflr . ni llrt'Kiiii, WaaliliiKtoii. M a i Montana. « U h a vlew o f » | . (or Ilio f a r i n r r « b olli r prl, <•« Ihrir produci», Mr r u l l i l i « m i a L, .... «u l i n a i » h a . » a l r . m l ) , .il.Hall."I In «Ir. ,.in ami n.ar jt>., nani» num li »r III litalio and t> Ir | , > ru llili« «a > » olTorla « I I I I.» iato u n a( UM Mk o( Iba lupa. Includiti« orrhar.1. dalry, , pou llr y ami «.<u»ral prò I oli.irl. a n y i l i l i i « p ro .lu .rd un land Ilo b e l l e » « « II « I I I ho lo proni » f Iho faruior and i h » ^ Il of uilddlolllrll «-»' » p i lo . 'U n i i o f I h » at-lual rotali .HairI |: r i ,\ \ h m i s i . .Intona of i.inrkrtlu« (ho farmor «ola about 40 p»r .-»ni of Iho prl.-o thal tho rouauiiior paya for fam i produrla ih » mlddlomon « » t tho balano« li la ofton limi Uro foriti produci paaaoa Dirou«h Ora banda bofur« rourhln« tho rouaumor " T h » naturai Inforon.-« la that thla woiild radura Ilio roal of llvtii«, bui »•■ do noi llk » to mako auy proinlaoa In limi .llro.-tl.in. bornua» our oh Jori la oalonalbly lo b»n»nt III» farmor. ll» « ..» o r , « o aro alaaya «lad lo inool Iho ronauiuor and th » noaror « » ran «ot io ih » ronauiuor ih » hot t»r II « III uaiurally ho for ronauiuor and produrar. "Tho «roal lo«« lo ih » farmor In Kotlln« hta produra ou tho mark.-l la Ilio «u ni of a brand or lab»|, and In additino to thla. produco «houli! bo proporly «ra d ».! Tho aoiloty « I I I alami for au abaolutoly unitomi «rad ». li l >na|Milla. Imi , la I h » lt»a>|i|tiar f Iho aorloljr. bui Mr r u l l i l i « l..-»n In P or tla n d for a » . r i a l Pian N ational In N.ti|a- j I l o o k Up I h . « o l h l a » ! -i l "Th o Partner»' Horloty o f K<|ulty uhm. for Iho lira! limo. I h » aya la puroly a niarkot ayatom. and a»,-ka • aa lulrod urod In tho l ’ a< Iflr tu brio« about. lhrou«h prarltral fi. fintai.Hai. I anneri«-« f i . | lai! la Itila aat.l Mr r u ttiti* r olii oalabllah «arehuuaoa. ran Ira driora. pro aorvtn« « » r k a . and 0n io l a k » raro o f I h » aurplua of [ l Miai appi-ara un III.- n.ark.l .ut any « a a l o . and « o l a « a y n tho p ra rllr o o f l a k l t i « Il l o Iho up to ho liurnod I . r l r a r l n « houa» « I l i t- II. 1 ' a nral I i a aa ( i . « I l i lako II frout Iho farm or and li io tho marhol. « h o l h o r I. m al, ylalao or for olan Tho «a ro h o u a o lako raro o f tho atork on hand, i h » r a n n e r i«« . drlora and olhor y .-ma « I I I l a k » . ai. of i lo Ina Tho rannorloa « I I I I h » locai- | H | aa tMiaallilr In P O ftU ttf. Itila « I I I ho « o r k o d oul aa tho Itami « I I I Juatlfy. aa « o b o l l o . » In o « i n « n a tu ro'« l a « rro op h» I « » «a lk I Tho pmpoaltlon « I I I bo flnance.l au inalilo atork rom pa ny , and to In «U h « o « I I I prubabty Im a » ...... aaary « a r o l i o u » » To lim on i ti.» fa r m o r |< ' purp.ia» la to ti.-iirni ' - n»r (Jovortim.-nt roporla pra jxiiNKNM N|\t UK iti Hi t ril II* > a h » « thal undor » » I a l i t i « roti ’Ian» to Have K je » o f N.-wl) Horn Ib.lM-a ln*|«-. t.-.l pii Inc»» In tho alalo « I I I hr rr '<) tu a minimum, or at leant that hr intention. If a bill Introduced r ha tor Smith o f Joaephlne. la ell rommunlty and nailonal roo|M.ratlon Ih » ultimato aurroaa of every llidl- » blual far mar ld»ritlf)od «Ith II II la nailonal In »»tipo, and atrletly elec- t l . » In «orornmont "M urlt la bolli« aald and dono throiiKhuut tho lon«th and broadth of Ih » land to.lay In an offort to holp Iho pfoduror. and alra n «» aa It nmy aooui. nmai of thla offorl la tulaplar- od. ihorofor» b rln «ln « U lti» or no ro ani t Tho aurroaa of tho farmor dooa noi il.-pond upob h o « inurli ho ralaoa l>»r arra, bui upon h o» murh munoy ho rralltoa upon tho «alo o f tho rrop o f that arto Monoy ami not lnr«o rropa la thu muaauro o f aurroaa lu tarm ili« Mako II profllablo for Ih« farmor to « r o * h i« rro|ia of fino pro duco and lo- « III « r o « thom and tako prld» in It. and ho « I I I «tuy un th» fami, and hla rhlldroii and hi» rhlld- ron'a ■ hll.lron « I I I «lay on tho fam i and Irò proud of tho prof.-aalon of farm lu«. and umny « h o aro In tho rlty loday « I I I raat tholr oyoa u|M>n th» open .-ounlry and fo llo » tho Uno of tholr «aro to lako up Ilio profoaa- lon of farm ln«, li It la mado to pay. and tho 'back to Ilio farm ‘ problom « III ho aolvod Tho tniprovomont o f »orlai and othor rondili.ma of raral Ufo « I I I alati ba aolvod.” N O M I» iiA iu to fuhm 4'O -O PKIIATIVK AHM04TAT90N l«a»t Saturday aftornoon a nioet- I hk of all th« dalrymon lutorvatod In fortnln« n co-operative rraamery aa aorlatlon waa hold In Khret'a hall. Hopr.-aontatlvo» from dlfToront parta of tho county woro pr.-a.-m and murh InIt-r»at «a a takan In tho moatlu«. J. W. Ilr.-wor o f tbla rlty, waa «lot-t«d chairman, and aftar noun* dlaruaalon aa to tha purpobo o f the in o«lIn « and the creamery altuatlon In thla »«ctlon of th « rounty, a rom- mlttaa. with power to appoint aub- rom m llt..«» to look after tho propo- ■lllon w u elortail aa follow »: C. II Poster, I'owall llutte. (I. A. Ilrady, Hodruond. Kvlaon Atklnaon, Kedmoud. T h « duty o f the c o m m it!»«« la to aollclt «lock for a ro operative creamery aaaorlatlon to em brere thla entire aartlon, aarertelu the number of cow» that ran be obtained, and feel out th« aentlmont In re«ard to bavin« tit.« la r « « ro-oporatlvo uaao rlallon, thua doln« away with throe or four email rroamertea located at different place« In a »mull territory. It la pointed out that one la r«e co operative rraamery «o u ld be a pay- In« prupoaltlon. wheraaa with the oa- tabllahraont of three or four Inde pendent concerns, none o f them would pay The above committee la exported to he ready to report pro«raaa at an early date. 1‘ltTATOICH FEW D O LLARS deposited in the bank to open a bank account does not seem much, but by continually adding thereto the result will be eminently satisfactory in the end. While the present may look bright none know when the sky will be overcast, and it is the duty of the wise man to prepare for the future. Open an account today with the Redmond Bank of Commerce and see what a few dimes saved eack week will amount to in a year. tlH-l IN DKMAND I u liforn ta M ak e. Him on O re«..n I 'r .«lu , t but f a r » A r e S u in e START RIGHT START RIGHT M ARKS IN H U N T THKKK NCM HKK OK K K C O Itli WKKKM— OK RII.LH T in t o t i . II It! A R K TO KROM <iO T IIK HOI SK AND I KROM SKNATK Good Printing TIIK V A L U E of the printing matter you use depends on tising. sion. upon your present anti prospec Your printing should always lie adver It should advertise you, your business or profes It becomes valuable to you as such only when it gives the right Impression. you want it told. you desire. Then it tells your story ns It’s effective. It brings the results It takes more than paper, ink and type to ob tain these results. It takes brains, a little extra effort by your printer to create that appearance and strength of composition which forces attention and cash returns upon your printing expenditures. It is known ns “THE SPOKESMAN GOOD PRINTING” START RIGHT county court clerka should act as county clerka. S. B. 73— Providing fo r penalty for w ife desertion. H. B. 17— Repealing sections re lating to time terms o f certain offi cer» commence. H. B. 41— Abolishing the office of State Ijtnd Agent. H. B. 47— Providing for the man H O rtiK M K A S l'R K A L L O W S RKSI- ner o f executing the satisfaction o f a D KVCK AMD W O R K ON 1st mortgage. TO C O I'N T T O W A R D -*n,l H. B. 84— Relating to elim inating Indebtedness o f irrigation districts. H. B. 91— Relating to decrees o f divorce. A recent Washington. D. C „ dis H. B. 126— Relating to registra tion Hats o f automobiles by county patch says: R elief to western home stead entrymen from the hardship clerks. H. B. 145— Relating to crimes imposed by the so-called "John Day decision" o f the Secretary o f the In against nature. H. B. 194— Repealing sections re terior is promised by the recent ac lating to binding children as appren tion o f the House in passing the T ay lor bill. This measure is an amend tices. H. B. 199— To repeal sections of ment to the enlarged homestead act, the code providing for weather serv and provides that residence and cul tivation o f the original entry may be ice. H.B. 200— Repealing sections re credited on the additional entry, the lating to appropriation and condem effect being to allow the entryman to make Anal proof on both at the same nation o f land. This record o f 13 bills passing | time. Representative Mondell, author o f both houses and receiving the signa ture of the governor within the first the enlarged homestead law. fu lly in three weeks o f the session Is a rec tended that the original act should ord breaker. So far there has been so declare, and still contends that It no veto measures coming from the does by any reasonable construction executive offices, the m ajority o f of Its language. Assistant Secretary these bills going into those offices be Adams, however, declined to take ing bills repealing obsolete sections this view o f the Mondell act, and the result was that settlers who attempt- o f the code. I ed to make proof on both entries were put to the additional expense It llS K S SOLON'S* P A Y o f a second proof on their second en FRO M $.1 TO *1 0 A D AY tries. and In some cases compelled to wait two years or more before such A resolution fo r a constitutional proof could be offered. The first case amendment to make the pay o f leg appealed was that o f John Day, and islators $10 a day Instead o f $3. as since this decision western members at present, has been presented to the have been flooded with demands for House by Ijtw rence o f Multnomah. relief. The action o f the House Indi It limits any member's pay to 9600 cates the early enactment o f the nec- for a session, limits special sessions ry remedial legislation. to 20 days at 910 a day and fixes mileage of 93 for each 20 miles. The Spokesman for good printing BILL MAKES IT EASY TO GET 1 HOMESTEADS 13 I.K U IM U T IK K tive customers. START RIGHT START RIGHT a The Portland Oregonian o f a re cent date aaya: California la de manding Oregon putatooa In aurh unantlttea that a aerloua ah orta«« of refrigerator rara la threatened. Although the price 1» not particu larly ffatterln« to the «rowara. the potato movement now la heavier and ateudler than It haa been at any time atnre the crep waa harveated. T h » territory tributary to the Mount Hood line o f the Portland. arted It require» that reporta o f all Ita lia n ., Light At Power C o. haa birth» aliali hr made to the health of- j been «r o w lli« a lot o f potato«« In the fl.or within .16 hour» and that proph laat few year» and moat of thoae pro ylactic treatment bo administered duced laat year have not been mar California buyer» recently The object of tho bill la to allow the keted. health officer o f tho proper Jurladlc- »«cured the bulk o f thoae that were lloti to determine Immediately the left and the farm er» are now aeekln« condition of the eye* of all newly-j to move them, but it la hard to «e t refrigerator rara. horn children the impression it makes $ 1.60 P E R Y EA R At the end o f the third week of the le g is la tiv e Assembly. 13 bills have passed both houses and receiv ed the signature o f the governor. Of this number 12 are house bills and one la a senate bill. None o f the bills carry an em er gency clause and will not become laws until 90 days after the adjourn ment o f the le g is la tiv e Assembly. Probably the most Important bill so fnr signed Is that abolishing the office of State Land Agent. This was something suggested in the report of State lotnd Agent Rinehart, and also recommended by the governor In his message. Another act o f some Import la one providing that a w ife deserter who Is convicted ahall be compelled to work on the county roada for the time for which he haa been sentenc ed. and that the county ahall pay his fam ily 91 a day for each such day worked. The bills which have ao far been signed by the governor are aa fol- j Iowa: • H. B. 5— Repealing act providing for the publication o f an official news paper. H. B. 10—-Repealing act that