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THE
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R EDM O N D RPOKPSMAN
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The Rfdimmd Spokesman
Hay, Grain, Feed
I’ ubllabed every Thursday by
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* C. U P A L M E R
At Redmond. Oregon
SI IlSC H IPTIO N RATE S
Strictly In Advance
ft
and Poultry Supplies
YY'e carry • full line o f the above goods. atul w ill save you
money on every purchase
Plate an order with ua and you
will be convinced.
R O LLE D B A R L E Y A N D O ATS for llorae»
liR O I M> R Y K A M » W H K A T for H o « Food.
B R A S . SHORTS and M IL L KI NS for Cow Food.
W H E A T for Chicken Peed
BEE AND »SU L T R Y SI PP1.1KS
A Pull Line
YY'e have had aeveral year»' experience in the Bee hualneaa
In other aectlona aa well aa In thla. and w ill cheerfully give
Information regarding thla subject to anyone dealrlng aatue
Redmond Union Warehouse Company
C H. M IL L E R . Manager
.£
Bulletin that ''construction work
started today on the new
flour
m ill"
That alatemeli! waa a little
previous
That a Hour mill la to he
bulli here there I» no questIon, hut
the colisi ruction haa not vet been
started, tint la e x p e le d to lie under
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7& wav In a short time
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Tho m artham» ahi» fall lo adirar
Advertising Ralea made know U Mao tholr hualtioaa anti lot Ilio lui»
upon application
Ina public know a hat (ho» ha»o lu
coud -class matter ofTor, aro (ho oiioa aho alt aroutiil
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Redmond. Oregon, under the Act of ttmoa. aro (ho apitlora aoa»o (holr
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Alaska. N « « i Minor,
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f r o f that paper, after commenting for lhp , m,.lpnl „ „ rk 1(|p,
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on the low price. that were being sh. r „ lK„,
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.b arged fo r cloth e. I . that elty thla , oU B Ieer. who . . . .led ahould aim.
•prin«,
aa compared
alth a fow I'oiuo In
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F-L-O-U-R
Huy th«* H U E STEM I51.F.ND FANCY PAT-
KNT FLOUR. m«Biifm-tur«Hl by the Bi t | \j,||.
iiitr A Warehouse l ’o., If you want ( vmm | rssultg
with vour hakinif
THIS FLOUR IS Fl’LLY
g u a r a n t e e d , e v e r y s a c k OF IT.
W HOLESALE
14
flour .
SUMMER SCHOOL
JU N E 23. A U G U S T 1. 1913.
Twnty-five Instructors.
F ifty Courses.
Distinguish,
ed Eastern Educators added to Regular Faculty.
University Dormitories Open. Board and room at $3.50
per week. Reduced railroad rates.
For Complete Illustrated Catalogue address.
The Registrar, University o f Oregon. Eugene.
\ E IR E A L A R M
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Lumber and Building
Material
The Are Tuesday morning demon*
atrated that the water works of the
city and the lire department ran con
trol a bad Are. and that the buatneaa
portion o f the city la well protected
YYhat la now needed, and It la an Im
perative need. too. Is a Ore alarm
that will awaken
the firemen and
others
At present the city haa no
lire alarm and haa to depend upon
the person discovering a lire to hol
ler " lir e " aa loud aa they ran A very
unsatisfactory
method.
Redmond
should
have a suitable fire alarm,
and have It Installed at once.
Metollua Oregonian
Another II
luatratlon o f the incompetence and
rareleaaneaa of 1‘ncle Ham's official
stamp pounder at thla place was the
leaving of the post office wide open
for nearly an hour Sunday night,
with no one In charge, and lha con
tents of the office at the liberty of
anyone visiting It. A kindly dispos
ed lady hunted up the monstrosity
who Is allowed to thus slovenly con
dud the office against the alshes of
every resident business man of the
town, nod the door was locked
"Statesmen all agree that the tar
iff could be revised to advantage."
"Y e a ," replied Senator Sorghum.
The Redmond correspondent of
the Bend
Bulletin gets his or her ' but the question la. whose ad«an
wires crossed In some o f the dope tage’ ”
SPECIALS:
Cedar Irrigation I^ath, Short Lumber Suitable for
Irrigation Work, I^ind Plasters,
AND
F. M BO/ELL, Manng. r
REDMOND.
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OltKbON
A. G. ALUNGHAM
Wines and Liquors
Imported and
Domestic Cigars
down
The Utile town o f I .a Pine, s illy
miles south of here, la noi a» alow
The people there hate voted to Issue
All o f which leads ua to remark l i t ) 000 of »< hool bonds to build a
that the editor o f the News-Miner ta new school houae on a l acre tract
not much better off than the average adjoining the city
country editor
In Oregon
Pair-
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banks, a city of about SOOO. supports
two dally and two weekly newapa
Th' " r" An« ° r‘ r“ ' h“ n“ J' " *
per. The d a lle, have a aubarrlptlon M P * * » « * . •« » • “ *« * — b~ “ « h'
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there by a man name.) l i e » , and
rate o f $2 per month and the week-
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the I Bend
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tend
B Bulletin
u lle t in
o only
n ly g cave
a v e the
Ilea I I per month It la not much
rat a arrival a A»e line notice
wonder then that when a few anb-
aertbers get
behind In their pay
Who la going to be Judge at the
ments the editor thinks he has a hol
baby show here on the 4th’ That's a
ler coming
Hul at that la he nol
somewhat better off than the fellow Job that will take nerve
In this stale who haa a bun»h of
I I SO a year subscriptions outstand THEY D O N T HE EM t o
L IR E T i l l s INM.TMYWTI It
ing* W e surmtae In the affirmative
GRAIN
Oregon Fiour & Feed Co.
had a story under a Redmond date
On our pants, once new and glossy.
line saying the free tr«t booh propo
Patches are o f different hue.
alt Ion waa not voted on here at the
All because subscriber» linger
school election
Thai was a tulalake
And won’t pay ua what ta due
the free te il books aera voted
U N IVER SITY of OREGON
FEED.
POULTRY SUPPLIES
years ago. and adding that It was aa
hard to raise the present prt.e n,,„
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The queaIloti of securing a build
aa It was the highest prtce form erly.
*•***• lM*etlc with the follow ing re Ing large enough to accommodate
the coming Potato Show la bolhrrlna
ault:
the managers of the eveut The show
Lives o f great, men all remind us
thla year promise» to be much larg
Editors don't stand a chance
er than the previous one, and last
The more we work there grows be year a show was cramped for room
hind ua
B igger patches on our pants.
The Bend Bulletin of last week
Then let us be up and doing.
Send your mite, however small.
Or. when snows of winter strike us
W e will have no panla at all
AND RETAIL
N o th in g
hut tin* BEST is
h it
U r lin o m i,
y iti
ut
V
our plan
O rego n
Eats
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When you want the BEST MEAL IN REDMOND
fur the MONEY", you can get it by calling on W
K. YOUNG, the well known veteran re.Uunst
man at the
Redmond
Open Day and Night
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEAIH
Screen Doors and Window Screens
MAN. W IF E , tllltl.. T E IM OK HOltwEH ANI» \\ Yt.oN M iYM o|
R . iC . I m m e l e
rC
b u n a lin g m a t e r
( )F A L L KIND S
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Lumber
Shingles
Lath
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The Spokesman
AND T H E HOK h E h W ERE N«»T Ml « Il INJI it-
ED— IT W AS A I 'U M i: I A M . T o DEATH
Dealer in
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f i . I NOE 7.1 l E i r r IM»\\\ E M B AN KM EN T ON
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Brick
Lime
Cement
Roofing and Building Paper
Door and Window Screens
Sash, Doors
GIVE US A CALL PRICES RIGHT
Those who have ever gone to
P rln evllle over the road leading In
to that city from the want know of
the high, steep grade that la encoun
tered Juat before reaching the bridge
over the river. It does not look like
an Inviting place for a mishap, and
the follow in g story from last week's
P rln evllle Journal haa something
miraculous about It:
Hogan Hariaen and w ife and little
Condart girl took a desperate plunge
off the grade west o f town Monday.
How they escaped Instant death la a
miracle.
The Hanaena and little girl were
perched on top o f a load G>f wood
making their way down hill. YVhen
they arrived at the big bend In the
road, at the very aleepeat point, the
brake gave way. Mr. Hansen turned
the horses toward the hillside but
his wife. In the excitement o f the
moment, made a grab for the llnea
and succeeded In getting only one of
them.
W ith this one she wheeled
the team across the road and down
over the precipice they went pell-
mell for 76 feet— wood, horses, wag
on, the Hanaena and little girl.
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At the point where the wagon l.-ft
the grade there waa a aheer drop of
five feet, and the descent to the bear
waa very B le e p
Those a ho aaw the
accident say that the wagon turned
over lengthwise once, and rolled the
rest o f the way to Ihe bottom
All
were mixed up together, wood, hor
ses, Hanaena and girl, when the bot
tom waa rea> tied
The little girl waa the drat to re
cover consciousness
She wiggled
out from
underneath Mr llanaen.
who waa held down by the wood
Thla she removed and when released
the two went to the aaslatanre of
M r» llanaen. who landed underneath
one of the hor»ea. She waa extrica
ted after some difficulty and all
three were brought to town for med-
cal assistance
Dr. Edwards found
many cuts and bruises hut nothing
aerloua. Mra llanaen got the worat
o f the mix-up. The horaea got out
o f the trouble aa luckily aa the reet
of them.
Beyond cuts and bruises
there waa nothing found to be the
matter with them. The harness had
to be cut off to get them on their
feet. The wagon will need »ome re
pairs.
If there Is such a thing as
lucky accidents, thla la one of them.
for.....
Good Printing
& m
l V iu m uturi
Set* me before you pw
your furniture order*,
have a co m p le te stork
C. H. IRVIN, Furniture & Ui
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