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I. F. HOSCH, M. I).
PHYSICIAN
and SHIMÌKON
O F F IC E :
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F. H. K O ieiK Y K K
PHYSICIAN
and SCUCÌ KO N
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Redmond.
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Oregon
D K . J. B A R K
DENTIST
! JohiiwiM HuiMiriK
Redmond,
• Oregon
G. A. McFarlane
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del v r r e d to c iM to m e n t
an part of the city.
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T c l c H E R S C OU RS ES tn ni«nu*l
tri ttiti k , axricnlture, «lomrMir Bcienct
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M< art
M U * 1IC, iltclnding |>iaiio, «(ring, band
l é n n i m r i l i ami voice culture.
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1-1 H\ I I I ,
HI I I I ;
July 2o.
I'n » ell llulli* an* vlallr'il with a
line nhoaor Mouilnv evening
lue Mheurei'a Hole girl aun very
III I lie fll.l of I lie Week llr llosi h
of IIi i|in.mil |iriinoiim i ll II slntiiuih
trouble anil she baa |irai il> ally re
rioereil no*’
M i» A >noli) ami non o f tleml, aere
v I n III iik
a lilt
her
l>mi her. Alvin
III**». I It»* latter in o I nf Ole week
Prali-r tueellng a to hetit at the
I'oai.ll liiiOe siuie Tnoailay evenina
Tile ineellllK a « » very Komi In spite
oi I he ainall attendance
Mlaa Marie Hliafer la working tor
tilellll Mlis'ilfd
lir Paroona of Eugene, n|iOilun
ami magnetic Healer, ha» lieen aurk
Ilia »1 I'o a e ll lliille the la»( l a o
a eek »
lie ha» licet! loiirlllK t ’ell-
Irnl Oregon for more Ilian fifteen
year» ami »aya he haa never »**en
»iii h a change anywhere a» at I'oaell
Millie
M H l.allln of M H l .» o in » I'o
of llemt. a a» In Oil» vicinity Thur»-
•lay wilting Insurance on buildings
nmt cru|.a
May jiniin anil p lfe have left for
IVmlleton
Ml»» Viola Truesdale 1» working In
the It* ilmonil central office for a
fea ilaya III the ah»cncc of olie of
the regular hello girl»
Krnl |'ler»on aeiil lo I'rllievllle
Salunlay lo ninke firial proof on hi»
hotneateail
\\ 111 Mriian ami tienrge
llohh« acted a» aline«»«-» lie made
proof a fea month» ago, hut II falleil
ami he hail lo make a »ecumt trial
Nearly all the g r * » « hay la In the
■lack no* ami Ihe «ecoml culOng la
looking fine, much of II being »Is lo
ten Im ho» high
Several palche»
a m i from one ami a half to l a o Ion»
to the acre
Many are talking of
feeding their hay Ihla a Inter
Set h IHhon anil a lf e ami Ml»«
llortha
llahlaln
p»»»«it
Ihrnugh
I 'o a r ll lliille Saturday on llielr aay
to Ihe I(e»c hull-»
Ml»» Alma Johnaoti a « » conflneil
lo her heil atlh »umtiier coiiiplalut
aeveral ilaya la»l aeek
Kreil I'leraou. a ho haa been mak
lug regular trip» every Humlay to
file olllier »Itle of Ihe Mllltrl. »rtV»
he ha« hail lo give them up atnee Mill
llroau ha« goiiori hla n e* buggy
Choir prartlcr a a» holit al Ihe
home of Mr* I'harlea Foster last
Thurailay evening
K r n o i Want la »tartlng lo rul hla
grain hay on Ihe June» place
Several fence* a ere lorn «loan «m l
a number of people amt hog» bailly
frtghtetieil alien Allen luimlfare*»
team ran aaay la*t Salunlay a llh a
hay rack, amt landed In Muni Wll-
roton'a hog paalure The team aent
through live fence« and over »everal
rlllchea « llh o u t culling either horae
or breaking the wagon
Iteeve* Wllcoion made a trip lo
I'rlnevllle for f e e d Saturday
Mlaa Jennie Miller haa gone to
Itedtnond lo work
Several of the I'o a ell Millie young
folk* »iient Sunday evening In Red-
tuond
Ido, llohh* went lo I>e«chute» Mon
day morning
Mlaa Ella Charlton la working 111
I’ rlnevllle
Allen W llcoion and a lfe «tH*nf the
week end at I ><•»• hulea anil Mend
Mr Vautaon, alto ha» been work
Ing for Keeve« Wllcoion. h** re
lumed to hla home«lend al Hampton
Butte
I'orter Heath ha» »old hi» ranch lo
C C Monlgouiery of Wa«hlngloii
I ’ l.K W A N T
1111*4.K
July >2
J M W illiam » of I'rlnevllle. who
hough! Ihe a e»t half of Ihe
Fill-
g.-rald place. 1» here Ihla week Irri
gating hi» land
Ml»« l'allrr»on. an old friend of
M i» Anderaon. who 1» from Ellena-
htirg Wn , la here vlalllng
Mr* I’ rovoal attended the
wed
ding of her »later al Mend Tueaday
Wayne Cha»e a»»l»ted A le i Duvall
111 cutting hi* clover Wedlieailay
Win
JnhiiKon »farted till* week
for 111* ranch al Mecca. (Ire
J A Thompson and A A flreen
have finished culling hay on Ihe
U a n i l l place
Glenn Col, Will Jeiiactt and Ml»»
(¡lover of l»e«chulc«, a ere gtie«(a of
Mr and Mr» Anderaon Sunday
Mr Holy I* hauling hla hay thl*
a ee k
Mr* Alex Hurall vlalted al
the
I'rnvoat home Tuesday
Joyce Wood* vlalleil «1 Ihe I’ ro-
vo»! home Wedtieadn.v
A lei Inivall nml Olio
lliltrher
made a hualnea» trip lo l.aldlaw la»t
Thursday.
A number of l'lea»ulil Itldge peo
ple altended Ihe lawn »octal al Hea-
chutea l » » l Thursday evening.
Mr» .1 A Chnae vlalted «1
Ihe
Sherwood home Friday afternoon
it Hswlns !» helping Mr Doty
a llh hla hay
Andrew
Nelson railed al
the
¡ “ Poplar Farm " Saturday evening
Mr and Mr* J A Chaac called al
the Provost home Friday evening
Mr Fuller ha» finished hauling
hay on the C II Irvin place
M W Chase 1« Irrigating for Otto
MUtcher till* week
Otto Itntcher In helping A. A
Gfren with hi« hay.
Mnaniu» Peterson and Mr*. Johan
sen vlalted nl Ihe Chase home Sun
day evening
Fart Woods of Walla Wnlln, Wn ,
arrived here this week.
Mlaa Morris of Mediuond, vlalted
France» Thompson Thurailay
Mr. nml .lira. Melsel vlallr'il at
the ho me o f H iiniiiiin Peterson Sun
day.
Mr. and Mr». Butcher called al
the Chase home Sunday
Merer» Karl and Joe Wood». Ml»»
Wood« anil Ml»» Mtladenu went tl»h-
Ing Sunday
Wendell Thompson visited at Ihe
" P o p la r Farm " Sunday.
K W Olle vlalleil «1 Ihe home of
T. W. Temple Monday evening.
K r h ic h m r n t o r K iik a i . U r i "
• C a TAI im . uk » i l i be lumini lire
• • tppliration.
uk
HfiddrrA. Il M T o o i i n T, Krgi»lr»r,
|
Owl » i o » * )
Corvalli», Oregoa.
TETMKHOW
W alter
Macon
ha*
chicken» and quite « number of kli
lena ibi» summer and la now busily
engaged In making douutlnua of Ihe
luller
Crystal Hiurdlvau had supper al
Ihe King home Tuesday
F ra m e » Muleher spent Ihe day
Tuc»duy helping Clara Hiurdlvau
W I: tjrcgury I» drawing lumber
I n lie used In building u collage for
Untile Mahuffy
li II Slone I* to
oversee the Inilldlng
Mr« Il M Smith, when leaving
for Colfax, W n , «eut her Mille dog
"N e d d ie " lo hi» old home on Ihe
ranch, when, he la In hi» glory, cha»-
ina rabidi», etc
Mr» Il li Mi ( ¡ n a an *ua al the
Stitrdlvan ranch Saturday morning
J F Van Allen called ou W J
Ml itrdlvan Saturday.
Wednesday afternoon lira J F
Van Allen * » » greuily »urprl»ed by
« viali frulli the Mr» c |i and W
J Hiurdlvau
Frances II n i c h e r
entertained
Chryatsl Si h rill v un Wednesday after
noon
Haying la over and a lamping trip
»celli» to he Ule nell hlg event
Tuesday being the fourth birthday
of lilcnn Siiiidlvan. hi» grandma.
Mr» W J Hiurdlvau. had a birthday
■upper for him and hi» parent*
Thi* road In front of the Clover
l e a f Mum h ha» been greatly Im
proved hy being graded up. and a
culvert ha« been pul In
Mr am) Mr» W K Gregory are
the happy purent» of a bouncing
baby hoy. » ho arrived July Ik ami
duly named Jame» (¡eorge
Mr Mucklefrcah I» now enjoying
a new Foul «uto. which he recently
purchased
C li Mead and family, accom
panied hy May Archer, spent Thurs
day evening at the HturdlVsn Mam h
Mr and Mr» M A King and C e c i l
uml Velma visited with Mr and Mrs
C I. Mead Sunday evening
J Muleher Irfl Monday morning
for laildlaw. where he e ip e c i» (o gel
work on (lie lie * ditch
Several parile» from Medinomi
have I,ecu mil Inspecting Ihe crop of
pea» growing on the Clover l,e*f
Hanch
lutayer McFarland la now living
on hla ranch
Mr and Mr* K M Kby and son.
Herbert, »pent Sunday al the Hoover
place
Sunday for dinner Mrs C H
Siurdlvati entertained Mr and Mr»
W J Stordivate Halph and Chryalal,
Mr* J Morse and daughter. Hila
A aligli! frost was noticeable In
Ibis neighborhood Ihe paal aeek.
•lightly blackening (he potato and
*(|ua»h vines and here and there a
hill of heana
III M HI TKH
July 22
Mra C M Hedfleld entertained
(he & 0 U Club from Mend. Thursday
afternoon
There a a» a social al (he lioaroe
Howard residence Thursday evening
for Ihe lienefM of Ihe church
Mr and Mra Allen W llcoien of
I'oaell Mulle, vlalled Mr and Mrs
Nanny Saturday and Sunday
Airs
Moughlon. from eaat of
lleschufes. v a t taken suddenly III
while vlalllng Mra lioaroe Howard
Saturday
The cause a aa ptomaine
poisoning
Sup! lingera of (he Oregon Trunk
Mallway a aa In Heschutes on busl-
ne«* Monday,
coming
down from
Mend on a locomotive
Mr Frank liedfleld. father of C
M liedfleld. rame in on a viali laal
week
Some of the high oITtrtal* of the
O-W
li
a
N
canto
through
lleschulea Monday
The party In
cluded Pros Farrell. J I’ O lirlen
ami other*
President Stanley of Ihe
Central Oregon Irrigation Company
« a a along
J P Imherty of Redmond « a s
here on business Thursday.
I ' l M III ItsT
July 21.
(i W Snyder was a business visi
tor In latidla* Friday.
A Mc A 11 later was on Ihe sick list
one day laal week
George Couch has purchased a tine
driving horae from Charle» Winter.
C Pederson was a caller at G M
Couch » on Sunday.
Hcltrlck Mro» have been naatattng
allh (he haying on the W liner
Spaligli farm.
F V. S * laher and J K Wlmer
were Mend visitor« on Saturday.
Fanners of this sect Ion are all
busy haying and report an e ilr a
heavy crop of clover and alfalfa hay.
Mr ami Mra \ McAllister were
doing hualnea» In Mend Friday.
Plnehural realdenl* of Camp t re
port It dry camping »Ince (he break
In Ihe main canal everyone hauling
water
Thai trouble will ovhvii he
remedied, however. » » a force of » t i
teen men are at work day and night
lo complete the new flume. A break
occurred laal summer near the same
place.
Mr ami Mr* Uletrlck of Kelso.
Wn . lire here on a viali a lili the
former's parents, Mr and Mrs H W.
Hletrlck
They are well pleased with
Mila section of the country and may
decide fo locale here
C Pederson on last Sunday re
ceived the sad l i e » » of Ihe death of
hla son near Portland, nml left on
Ihe night train for tha. place.
It Is rumored that there » r e about
fifty men employed at Ihe ditch camp
and more » I I I be at work next week,
ns the team jaork will then com
mence.
The Sunday School o f this place
Is progressing nicely under Ihe able
leadership of l> W Hletrlck a» supt
The attendance for last Sunday was
forty-four. Including several visitors
from the Project Camp 4. which I»
situated about a iiunrler of n mile
from the school house.
Miss Kenore Mock of Portland Is
spending her vacation at the home
of her parents. Mr. and Mra. C. J.
Mock, at Hill Crest Farm.
lieorge Handel has a crew of men
putting up hay on his farm this week.
He reporla a good crop.
I.AIHI.AW
I K. Wlm er was Injured Friday
hy the limb of a spruce tree he was
chopping down. He bent the limb to
July >1.
ralaed
»1 chop It off. but It flew back and one
Ml T T K
P AOK
R E D M O N D HPOKKHM AN
SEVEN
Oregon will be aet In motion all man was taken to Burn». In Harney try, homeseekera coming Into th«
over the world aa a result of a visit C'l'inty. by a .tomohlle a distance of country, the sage brush land before
to the state by Ralph R Karle. repre 1^0 miles. For a week the Pathe re and after the arrival of the home-
senting Pat he a weekly, a motion pic presentative toured Harney county seeker and generally give a truthful
covering more than l.oon miles by au picture of the opportunities and pos
ture record of events whirl Is seen tomobile to secure Alms that will sibilities o f Central Oregon.
each week In picture houm-s through show to the world the opening* for
Louis W. Hill is one of the fore
out the i'nlted States and Kuropean homeveeki -» on the free government
most of Northwest developer* and be
countries by more than 1",... i.OOn lands of Oregon.
lieves in the motion picture to give
people.
While a visitor on the Double O wide-spread publicity to what Oregon
It was with the cooperation of laiuis ranch, owned by Hanley, more than haa to offer to newcomer*.
W Hill, chairman of the hoard of 12,000 head of cattle were rounded up
The Pathe people have also secured
directors of the (¡rest Northern rail | for the pictures. Motion picture pano- a reel showing the scenery of the Des
way and William Hanley, of Murna. . rtm ai will show the extent of the chutes canyon where the Hill lines
Oregon, that the motion picture man | great valley* of Central Oregon and expended an enormous sum of money
was enabled to secure some very re the Rlitzen canal. Just completed by to build the Oregon Trunk railroad
markable v i e » » of Central Oregon Hanley through the Rlitzen valley. Into the Central part of the state. The
agricultural and Industrial scenes.
This big Irrigation ditch, formed by pictures secured by the Pathe people
Making the trip Into Rend over the the waters of the Rlitzen river, drains are the first of the kind ever taken in
Oregon Trunk railroad, the Hill line ! more than 100,000 acres of land and Oregon and will be shown In the lead
that has oiM'ned up the great Central Is forty miles long
The pictures ing motion picture theater* all over
Oregon country, the motion picture , will show the hog and sheep indus 1 the world.
of Ihe needles penetrated his left
eyeball, making a very painful Injury
11« went to Rend Saturday to visit a
physician.
There was a dance Saturday night
given by some o f the engineers and
the town people
Kveryone reported
an enjoyable time.
Sunday was the warmest day so
far this year, and Sunday night was
the warmest night.
Several loildlaw people were
In
Mend Saturday.
Among them were
J (' Thorp. I K Wlmer. F
V
Swisher. J. I, Couch. Mr and Mrs
F K Dayton and Mina Horothy Hay-
ton
Hr Newaom. who was located at
l-aldlaw about seven or eight years
ago, was here last Thursday and F r i
day. The doctor Is now located at
Athena He was through here on his
way lo the Metollua river on a flah-
Ing trip.
A. F Will o f Aurora, was In thla
section last week Mr. W ill has some
land here and was looking after his
Interests now that the completion of
the Irrigation project Is assured
F C. Merchant o f Mend, was In
l.aldla* buying pigs last week. He
purchased some from C. C. Hay and
J. W llrown.
Word was received last Wednes
day that McKinley Hasselherg. who
formerly lived near l-atdlaw. was
drowned at Kelso, Wash.
He was
about fifteen years old
Mrs F V
Swisher, his sister, left Wednesday
evening for Kelso
The man who committed suicide
last week was Joe Heck o f Mend Me
was fifty-two years old and lias a
daughter and son-in-law in Mend.
The "Tumnlo Tennis Terriers" are
now In fine form.
Try-outs for a
team are being held this week and
some flue players are being de
veloped
A match will be held next
week with Redmond
The latest engineer to arrive Is
Havld O’ Hara,
who came In last
week.
Mr Martin, who has been staying
with J S Richards, on the King
place west of town, left for Portland
Monday.
The crops around I.aidlnw are fine
since the late warm weather.
The second cutting o f alfalfa Is
showing up well. Potatoes are grow
ing well and hnve been used the
earliest this year o f any year for
some lime.
The officials o f Ihe O-W. R A N ,
who have been traveling through
Central Oregon, passed through here
Monday on their way to look over the
Tumalo Project.
From there they
went to Bend.
The
Columbia
Southern
ditch
broke out Thursday Just above w here
the Itend-SIsters road crosses It. The
break was about 175 feet long and
had to be repaired by building a
flume
Supt Wallace had a crew of
men working dnv and night to flnlsh
It. It was finished amt Ihe head gate
tender Instructed to turn down a
small head In order to puddle the
ditch around the upper end of the
flume. The order was misunderstood
and a full head turned In. The work
had to be done over again and was
finally finished Sunday. The lack of
water did considerable damage be
cause o f the warm weather. Consid
erable grain, which had not been Ir
rigated. wa* fired by the heat, which
was 92 degrees on Sunday.
A party was given Tuesday even
ing at the C. J. Mock home In honor
of Misa le'nora Mock, who la home
on a visit. The entertainment was
a series of "stunts” by the guests,
and everyone reported an enjoyable
time. Mias Mock wil leave In a short
time.
109 CARS OF BERRIES
The strawberry shipping season
has come to a close in the Hood R iv
er Valley and the records of the Ap
ple Growers' Association show that
109 car loads have left Hood River
thla season, which Is the largest
number of cars that have ever been
shipped from that point. The berry
crop was of extra fine quality this
season and the crop wa* heavy. The
Hood River berry had a clear mar
ket in the middle west states during
the season, which has insured a good
price.
Twelv e cars o f cherries were ship
ped from Hood River thi* year which
Is also the largest tonnage of cher
ries ever shipped out. One firm in
Chicago purchased six cars o f Hood
River fruit.
An Advertisement
Is a Challenge
Hy H O L L A N D
The man who advertises
is fearless.
He courts the
light. He dares all and sun
dry to put him to the test.
"T h is is what 1 offer." he
says In effect. “ Can you
beat It? Can you do better
elsewhere? Make compari
sons and then do business
with me only If you find it
is to your advantage.
There is nothing hidden
about the advertiser.
He
stands up for himself, for
his goods, for his reputa
tion. for his town.
He
wants everybody to know
him. to know his methods
of business and his man
ner of treating customers.
This makes It safe to do
business with him. Having
spent much money making
his name known, he can
not afford to have It tarn
ished. and he will go much
more than halfway in an
effort to correct a misun
derstanding that is not of
his making.
He wants to
tell more than the bare
truth, to do more
than
what is really square.
D KAL W IT H
A D V E R T IS E R S FOR
A S Q l'A R E DEAL.
" I n>-ver could understand why
people dock their horse's tails,” re
marked llubhlelgh.
Macon— Huxley said that an oys-
"H ig h cost o f living,”
said Jor- ter Is as complicated as a watch,
rocks. "Got to dock something these
Egbert— Well. I know
both
of
times."
them run down easily.
Good Printing
The Spokesman
If you want
f “That Man McCaffery”
to SELL your property
List it with
He doesn't ask an exclusive right; he can sell it anyway