T t i r u w i n y , refc TIIK RICHMOND HIUKKHMKN It I« rvmirkml 'hat Ih» mall order buttava hat» out relaxed lh »lr »llorta tu «et buslues« |ttat I mh .U V a few . .. .à. _ a — a k - ----- U... » f l._^ REDMOND The Gateway to Burns, Harney County, and Other Points in Central Oregon A LL HOMKSKKKKRS FROM THE EAST WHO CONTEM PLATE COMING TO B l’RNS OK HARNEY COUNTY BY WAY OF THE DESCHUTES CANYON ROUTE SHOULD BUY TICKETS TO REDMOND AND TH ERE TAKE THE OVERLAND TRIP BY WAY OF PR IN EV ILLE TO THIS COUNTRY. BY THIS ROUTE THEY WILL R ECEIV E DECENT AND COURTEOUS TREATMENT AND R E LIA B LE INFORMA TION. BOTH AT REDMOND AND PRIN EV ILLE. BOTH REDMOND AND PR IN EV ILLE ARE COMPOSED OF SUBSTANTIAL. R E LIA B LE PEOPLE. HAVE E X C E L LENT HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS AT REASONABLE PRICES AND WILL NOT ROB THE TOURIST FOR TRANSPORTATION OR ANYTHING E IJ 5 E. —Extract from Harney County (Burns) New*. to Portland P S. The ftayns have lived in Powell Butte sunshine too long to accustom themselves to the ordinary. A W. Bayn and Alvin Riggs went to Redmond Sunday to see the buck ing contest. Mr Riggs took "Snip." a "bad actor," over to be ridden "Snip" defended his reputation by throwing his rider onre and giving the spectators an exhibition of a bad horse in full action t . o A F K N o R , IN l l i j l K. I I . M I K M Geo. L. It razee was a business vis itor to Bend Tuesday. K F y l F s T FOR MEMORI Al. Mr and Mrs. J. J. Chapman en tertained a number of friends most T<» ANT A R I T I I I I F R o F s delightfully at their home Saturday evening. Five Hundred was Indulg ed In until midnight, at which time the hostess served a luncheon con sisting of chicken sandwiches, salad, pickles and coffee, pineapple sher- , Nothing that haa occurred at thla bet, cakes and home made candles 1 session of the l,eglalature. says a Those enjoying the Chapman hospl-1 Salem dispatch of Feb 14th to the tallty were Mr and Mrs. Wallace Portland Kvenlng Telegram, has Smith. Mr and Mrs N. P. Alley. Mr and Mrs. G. C. Truesdale, Miss A d a ! shown the extreme smallness of Morris. Geo Hobbs. Levi VanDoren. i Governor AA'est's mental caliber so Clarke Morris. Van Morris and Mr 1 clearly as his taking advantage of a technicality to avoid laaulng a proc and Mrs. Chapman. lamation In compliance with legisla » U R N S IS T O AttTI-: ON R O ND S tive dictum, calling on the people of Oregon to display a white flower to M ovement Starte«! f o r * I IMMUNI AA a- day In memory of Captain Robert F te r and S e w e r a g e I ’ lnnt- Scott and party, who perlahed In the Antarctic region laat March Before the end of the present year : A Joint resolution directing the ex a water and sewer system will likely I ecutive to Issue such a proclamation be Installed at Rurna, and be In ac-1 waa Introduced In the Senate by Mil tlve operation. The city council has | ler of Linn. AA’ednesday. Hy request entered Into a contract with C. H I of the author the committee report, Green, a consulting engineer of Spo which waa favorable, was returned kane. to make plans and specific* yesterday and under auapenslon of tions. and prepare for a vote on the the rulea adopted by the Henate and bonds necessary for the Improvement snt to the House at noon llualnesa Owing to the position of the city of the House being badly congested on an elevated point of .rocky ground the resolution waa not reached until and Its distance from any body o fi late In the afternoon, and then under water suitable for use; with the ele suspension of the rules, a hasty re vation necessary to give a gravity port from a committee by request. It service, and the natural obstacles In was adopted unanimously by that the way of a proper drainage system, branch of the assembly as well. '.here has been doubt about the abil Hefore the resolution could reach ity of the city to finance such an Im- ( the Governor It would have been provement, but the council has suc necessary for the resolution to be ceeded In obtaining assurance that enrolled and signed by the President it can be done. and Speaker, thus consuming valua The water system will consist of a ble time. In order to save this time series of wells on the lower level of Senator Miller saw Governor AVeat the town and stand pipea erected on and notified him of the action taken the crest of the hill, to which the wa hy both Houses, requesting that he ter will be pumped and from which Issue the proclamation forthwith. It will have a good pressure all over "The governor promised me to Is the city. The sewerage will be dis sue the proclamation at onre and file posed of In septic tanks on the low It," said Senator Miller "He also ground between the city and the 811- said he would notify the correspond vles river. The project la expected ents o f the morning papers In view to cost about 1100,000. of the brief time left for notifying the public, I was very much surpris ■SI K P RISK PARTA AND ed not to see this proclamation pub HI I.A KR I ’ K F S F N T ATION lished this morning." AT POWELL BOTTE n tK K K S I1 )M > K \ T I.IVFH A ta»o|> B IN C H OK ITFMS »H O N A l m i » : s e c t io n COPIO THREATENED■ ■ 'BRIDGE' RAID JOBLESS A Kugeae dispatch «»f <*•» Mlh to a Portland paper says ll»ca u ^ ol hla recent statement to the local pa pera that he Intended to arreat eo ctely matrona on a char«e of samb Hug for «tying prise» at <ard partlea. Mike Thotapaon. night chief of police of Eugene, haa been requeated by the mayor »o reatgn ThtMtspaoa handed In hla star, aud no one haa been ap pointed In hla place Thompson a announcement, made a week ago that he would begin a rrusade upon aoclety people, created a furore and the police coinmlaalon at the laat meeting of the city council recom mended hla dtauilaaal for making auch announcement# without author. Ity from the chief of police or the mayor While there waa a clamor for hla realguatlon on the part of thoae agalnat whom the threat# were made the Clean City league, under whoae direction a moral campaign haa been waged, paaaed reaolulioua upholding Thompauu m.7u , ' M l- IM É *M»J. II!» Ih , r»u o u «liU At A ill»« < Harness (leaning and Repairing M»«Ir to Oj^ Il Y T IIK Mauurstsn.l, ders Fro ,-i, Shm* Doctor, AA M CASK. KKDAIOND 1 W,<H I I O«ao| It* selva! ('« H«MlIIUI. 1 il. A. McFarlane LAWYER PURE Jersey 1‘racltce In sll courts and t). S la id I MtAce Redmond - Oregon dt-livt-rd to «ny I utrt of th*oty At 'I I K 4 AI ■»! AHA 4.'HIT’»M il* Men AA Ito A .lyrrtfcl I toeing < N»l ‘ Hale are I'roer« utrd At Baker a atore keeper la being proaoculed under the atale law by a prtygta citizen for adyerlialng a big "cloalng out" aale in the paper*, and then continuing right along In bual ueaa. though on a smaller a. ale The Oregon falae advertising la* la very stringent and carries a line of from | to to |So and Imprisonment for vl olatlon of Its provisions t LINK I Al.l-W A spelling inalrh waa held at the Cline Falla school house laat Friday night Mr Abbey won the honors Angus Davlea. Mr Miller a son la law. who haa been »sailing with the tree pulling on the ranch, waa struck with the sweep Friday morning and lor a w nlie It waa thought he waa seriously Injured, but be aoou rerov ered and la at work again Mr and Mr* llarvey Muller and children took dinner at the Caveat Kmptor ranch Monday Mr and Mra Mci^ean attended church services at Redmond Sunday morning Mrs Julia Pratt spent the weeks' end with Mr and Mrs Mohler I L Harader and son while haul ing wood Friday lost (heir woodas* Mr. Harader made a apecial trip Sat urday to the Siry ranch and recover ed the saw. which the Sirya had found Mr Rurna took hla fura to I’ rlne- vtlle Thursday, and waa sell satis lied with the price rectveed Now that the weather la warmer he ex pects to have good aucresa trapping Mlaa I.Hindi was unexpectedly call ed to Air Sanford's, Monday, to act aa housekeeper for two or three weeks, until Airs Sanford la able to resume her duties again Air and Airs Davlea Jr are mak Ing their home with Air and Mra Miller at present Ateaara Callow, Harader. Many and Jeaae lleck with attended the aale at the Alr|.al0n ranch Saturday J A Voaburg and I 1. Harader have been hauling mulch on their gardens and berry patches thla week HELD DP BY WEST Powell Butte, Feb. 18. C. C. Brlx and wife of Prinevllle. were trlaltora in thla section Saturday Miss Gladys Bayn came up from Prinevllle Friday for a few days' visit with home folks. Victor Johnson left Saturday for Portland after spending the winter in these parts. Mr. Johnson told his friends to expect him back next fall as he knew of no better place to winter, and would certainly return. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Colltver of South Bend. \Vn„ are visiting at the Wallace Smith home. Geo. Eialer was a business visitor to Prinevllle Wednesday. Mrs A. W. Bayn and daughter. Miss Hazel, returned home from Prinevllle Wednesday. Mrs. Bayn had been there some time caring for Miss Hazel who was 111 and is still unable to return to her school du ties John Robde was a business visitor to Prinevllle Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Green, Mr. and Mrs Allen Willcoxen, Alvin Klgga and Reeves Willcoxen were Powell Butte folks who attended the Wednesday night dance in Redmond Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Iverson went to the county seat Saturday. While there they bought some fine Buff Orpington chickens. Ora Foster and Miss Jessie Os- burne were married in Prinevllle last Wednesday. Both Mr. Foster and his bride are well known to practically every resident of Powell Butte, having lived here the greater part of their lives. AH join in wish ing for the newlyweds much joy and prosperity. D. A. Yates has leased his large grain farm to Mr. Pauls for a period of three years. The latter gentle man is one of our newcomers, having recently bought the Frank Bayn place Mr. Pauls Is fortunate in be ing able to lease the Yates place, which is one of the largest and best kept dry farms in the entire Powell Butte section Miss Helen Peery was a visitor at Deschutes .Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Miller and Tuesday evening the ladles' Guild ! Dr. Kodemeyer. family went up In the Bear River of the Presbyterian church and their j After music and refreshments country Saturday for a few days' vis friends suddenly arrived en masse at were aerved the Rev F. Harvey, on it with the latter's sister, Mrs. Ja the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. , behalf of the Indies' Guild and Bush for the purpose of expressing friends, made the presentation of an cobson and family A. W Bayn visited W R David their high appreciation of the valu elegant silver tray and set of silver able services of Mr. Bush In the spoons to Mr. and Mra. Rush son at Terrebonne laat Thursday. The Mr and Mrs. Walter Foster were town band, and as leader of the recipients were much surprised and church choir, and of Mrs Bush as an said they could only faintly express visitors at Prinevllle Saturday. Mra. O. C. Truesdale and Miss earnest worker In the ladles’ Guild, the great pleasure they had exper Pauline visited at the 8. D. Mustard and the deep regret generally felt ienced In living and working with at their departure from our town. the good people o f Redmond home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Geo. Kuston and There were present Mr and Mr«. VV. -COMMUNICATED. McUuffle, Miss family of Redmond, visited Sunday B chapman, Mrs at the Allen Willcoxen home. Park, Mrs. Lauderback. Mr. and Mrs. 4 H A R TE R OK MKTOI.II H Mr. and Mrs. Allen Willcoxen at 8. A Kendall. Mrs J. W. Brewer, IS A I.FNt.TIIA ONE tended the Masonic ball and banquet Mr. and Mrs II. M. Smith. Mr. and at Redmond last Friday night, and Mrs. C. N Khret, Mr and Mrs C. W. Moore, Mrs Moore sr., Mr. Gardner report a most enjoyable time. The complete charter of the City Relatives are In receipt of a letter and Miss Dunn, Mr. and Mra. W. O. o f Metollus waa published In the last from Mr. and Mrs Frank Bayn In Phoenix. Mr and Mra. C. H. Irvin. l«aue o f the Metollus Oregonian. which they state they have terminat Judge and Mrs VVIIIcox, Mr. and There are 201) sections In the chart ed their visit at Wallowa and are re Mra. Bradley, Mr and Mra. Froebe, er, and It occupied 28 columns of turning to Portland. They say the Mr. and Mrs. M>|,allln, Mr and Mrs weather has been extremely cold and Judd, Mr. and Mrs McSherry, Mr. j the paper. It was a good "fa t" take bad at Wallowa, hence (heir return and Mrs. Jo«. Jackson, Mr. and Mr«. [ for the printer man. "■*' *»‘ *1 * * r 1,‘ -> " ' • " ‘o Th» An exchange say* that gossips have motor car* beaten to a frazzle when It come* to running people down CLASSIFIED COLUMN Advertisement* puldlahed under thla head at one cent a word for each Insertion. No advertisement Inserted for less than IS cents Or ders from out of town must inform us how many Issues the ad la to run Out of town orders must lie accompanied by cash Initials and figures count as words KOI! HAI.K New high grade bicycle, never us ed Reasonable. Call at Spokesman office. Cross cut saw In good condition at a bargain The Spokesman Two heating stoves will he sold st reasonable price The Spokesman AA ANTED Want to buy a good fresh milk row. will pay »75 K A. Cast. Im*. chutes. Ore. 2:itf FOR hi nt Improved Irrigated land In the Rowell Hutte district for rent. Ap ply to O. A McFarlane, Redmond Oregon. 2* ,r AtlHCFM.A NFOI w l-et us do your next order of job printing High grade work and price* satisfactory. The Itedmond Spokesman Live, energetic newspaper can 'assent can make gttod money. Ap ply at Spokesman office. A claaslffeil tireless work fall* advertisement |a „ hunter, and seldom >101 M \ I H F J. F. HOSCH, M. I). K. It T!i l i UNO, PHYSICIAN and SntCKON |*h*>nc No M0 o r r iP K N K t‘ofurr Ith aua ! K Ht» Rod monti, O regon AND F. H. RODEMEYER Transfer PHYSICIAN and SI RHKON A ll Order* G n« S a li* far tory AT Kyti* Totted. I'ruprrlj Fitted orlici in Khrvt line». ULark lieti monti, - Flour, Feed ami O regon R MiSHKKRY, D R . J. H A R R DENTIST ’ #•••••*•* a y *» •* « ' «•**•*• « • ' r ~ ' >• »4kl |*w '« IO ■ V» -,--- -, I »j* «, . • - ‘ •*-•*** » Johnson itiiiliiinif Urti monti, • O regon Scientific Hotter Contractor & Builder m Hun POLK'S JK C sJO N «r.a w JM Business Fistia, >|«-.-iti.atiein aiwl Fatimele* furnished f„r all class»* of building* Ked monti. * 1:3 A ale. C-v.< O regon I te il.'« l I a i - rut* • l** LOW FARES WEST SPRING COLONIST PERI !>nily March Kith to April I TO TO ALL CENTRAL OREGON ON O regon ! „ C E N T R A L OREGON U* FROM Chlragn ............HI Paul Peoria ........................ 27.00 Minneapolis H* ............................... 87 00 1 Duluth Milwaukee ................. 8« 70 ; Kansn* * Y Little Itrn-k ................ 42 SO Omaha Memphis .................... 4 2 ( 0 St Joseph New O rle a n s.............. 4 » 05 Lincoln From other Pantern point* in proportion. T'*U your friend* in Urn Ka*t of tni* "l'Por,Ucu hr West at low rate*. Direct train *crv,«t U oii I p , Northern Pacific, Great Northern. Spot* A Seattle, and Oregon Trunk Railway*. Y 011 can tli'|Ni*it fund* with me anti the we* «•t* will I m - funiiNhetl |N-ople in the East. Ih-tail* will la* furninhed on requent. Spokesman Classified ads bring results try them don’t coat mack W. I>. SKINNKR. Tmllic Manager. Porti«"* Copy your letters with manifold paper at The Spokesman. IL MAI'KOI., Agent, Redmond. <tre»«*