Redmond
Spokesman
Published at the “ Hub City” of Central Oregon
VOI
4.
No. 11
$1.50 P E R YEA R
KKDMONI), ( KOOK COUNTY, OKKGON, THURSDAY, SKPTKM BEK 18. 1913
j th« bulldln* and *rounda,
lion Pive Ito )* ; Krturnrd
hi True Mill» and Pour
Noi True Mil»
IN K A 'O K « H \NG(NG
I MP S IIE K li r S O P P K K
Adw
Cwp
>'
Urplarinic
Drinking
in Court llounr With a
HM'lary
Fountain— Pound
Fta urial Condition Good
To i Ilo liuti W I. Ilrad shaw, t*4r-
f i II J u d g e
Wo lht> ( r a n d Jury i'iii|'*!iflr.| at
ihf
p t r ti.(<.• r I«.riu, l u l l , of (In'
Circ uì1 Cuori ut ili» Htai« uf o r« -
•on, pt-ir Hi« county uf Crook. I"-*
to report u fo li o « »
m lia«« b««u lu aaaalon II*« d a r*
■ad I a *« returned eight tru e billa
•od » ur not true billa
■ h h a t * nitrii our im « l m r r f u l
l i hi
aiul rutifiltl»ratlo(i lo all
_____ laintu find mfillrffi of rvrrjr
hind a nd n a t u r a
Ibal
h a * « !>e«n
b r u t i t b e f o r e ua. a nd aalde fruiti
tb« I
la h e r e l u f u r e r e p o r t e d In th«-
r m u rue o f
o ur
la b o ra , « e
) ir I n d u l i e i u « a n d p r e d ili III.-
In * r e c o m n i p n d a t lo n a a n d r o n
na f o r
lb«
r a n n i d e r à ! Ion of
jrour»
the l a l p u i - n aiul r l l l c - !>■
o f I f Cou nt* of CriMik
uud we
j hereby declare our runfldenc« in hla
¡ab ility aa a c a re ta k e r and hla com-
for I fit> |»< t NI f lull fm off uplfH
• ml « I i n m r » * r film in t f»«« prit)* hr
*ak»« In Ilio appwaraar» of th» rourt
houa» m u t k ro u i i <I m
Wfi h a t » V IftH •'«! th» Moflí» Ilo»
pif fil fi tir»» In t « r «* « t for fh» poor find
h h f o r t mini tv*, fir ti (Milito) « U h so tnt*
of th»iii miti furl tlifit I lu-y «ri* bo-
liifi w»ll rar»«l for «ntl ar» upprtM i«
tlvr of ih«* r vire timi 1« hrlnjc reti
ileretl limili
We believe thill (he rounty filioultl
fittili llfielf filUitiUt further tlelny of
the »(ate tletiioiifit rat ion farm art of
1913 filiti ttiak«* a »ultahle appropria
Utili OUI of the f U II t if i of the roilllty
trefifiurer to et|t|lp tuie fi otiti tienila!
tient ileiiioiifit rat Ititi farm In Crook
rounty for tlry fartnliiK tleinoimt rat Ititi
work
lly Mila ari th» Hiaie of Or»
fion ha« «pproprlateil tuie titillar for
every titillar the rounty will an np
propria!» mi«l we believe that money
•o appr«iprlate«| will be an Int»«*-
nient of m aterial aliti lasting benefit
to the whole rounty
W e h a v e r i a m i n e « ! t h e bttlltlln ir*
o f t h e ( ' r o o k C o u n t y H i g h H« h o o t , in
( l u d i o * t h e I t if lu fit rla l A r t a b u i l d i n g ,
n o w In m u r a r o f r o m p l e t l o n . a i i <1 w e
to m Itieliil t h e
prefitnlit
h lf ih e l i U c l l
b o a r d f o r It« profire«yi|%en e» « a n d f i e l
t h e y filioultl b e e l i r o u r a g e d a m m u « h
a a pof ifilblr 111 t h e i r a l t i r e r e e f f o r t « t o
b u i l d mi I n s t i t u t i o n w h e r e o u r t hli*
«Irei! f i l l i lie fiff«ir«|ed t h e heat o f
h i g h •« htHil I n s t r u r t I o n w h e n the>
h a v e fin ish ed
the
r e g u la r ro tn m o 'i
a rho o l roursefi
W e «tefilre a l s o t o r e a f f i r m t h e rot.-
v tr t lo t ifi o f t h e p r t n e t l l u g g r u m i J u r y ,
t h a t o f M ay
l u l l . wi t h reap«-« ! ( >
t h e p u r r ha« » b y t h e r o u n t y o f a n a n
t o t i i o h l l e f o r t h e b e t t e r eftl« l e t i r y find
r o n d u r t o f r o u n t y bufilo»»«. a n d b e
lle v e th at for th e b e tte r s e r v ic e p r o
v i d e d b y t h e « h e r I ff a a n d o t h e r a d
t n i n l f i t r a t i t e o f t p e « o f t h e r o u n t y t li u t
th e I n v e a tm rn t haa m o re t h a n w a r
r a n te d Itself
In f a r t . In t h e o n e
• i n g le I n s ta u re th at w a s so v iv id ly
b r o u g h t to o u r « M en tion , w e r e f e r to
ARE BENEFITED Real Estate
Kt‘t|uirrmrnl A n to ( ul t i viti ion
Modified W hen Good Kailh
I n
Proved.
Loans
NEW REGULATIONS ARE
ISSUED l«Y S E C Y
I.ANE
T I I K REDM O ND HANK OK C O M M E R C E Is prepared to m ak e the
Showing Mud It«* Made of llifli-
rultie* in Way of TilluKt*— I n-
furxeen Misfortunes May lie
Ground for Kclirf
H omesteaders who honcatly and
«arneatly
undertake
to eatabllab
hotnea ou tbe puhitr domain will And
tb« Interior Ib-partiueiil, under Hec-
retary U n n . dlapoaed to ro natrue
the three-year bomeatead law p rac ti
cally and liberally, * i v l n * every eu-
co u ra * em e iit to those who are a c t ln *
In *ood faith.
but
co m b a tllti* at
every turn the man who atteuipta to
u»e tbe bomeatead law for spccula-
tlve purposes
Coder the t h r e e - ) e a r law, aa ll
passed Con*r«aa. b om eateaders are
required to cu ltiv ate on e -alite e n th
the area of their eutrlea the ancond
year, and one e l * h l h the third year,
or, on the uaual •|uarter-aectl»n e n
try. culllv nle III acres the second
Continue«! on Page 4
year and 20 acres the third year
and until they receive the potent
Thu low. however. Rives the S e c r e
tary discretionary power to waive the
cultivation requirem ent In case he
deems such waiver JuatlAable
S e cre tary Flaher. In p r o m u l g a t e s
regulatio ns fur the enforcem ent of
the t h r e e - ) e a r law. declined In ad
vance to stip u la te any cla ss of en-
trie» on which th e cultiv ation re
Ilia
III:»« l i t l: - I ' M K i : \ M l f i l T K» M l quirem ents would be reduced
regulatlona were
decidedly harah
l l l l . l v IN liti-: t o t NT»
and brought a vigorous protest from
all over the West
T h e Klaher regu
lation» have been set aalde. or rath e r
that provision relatin g to c u ltiv a
Match Horae It.« in* and Man) Other tion. and a sub stitu te ruling haa been
made by Aaalatant S e cre tary of the
K v ral» «»III lb* Inter.—11 hr
(Continued on Cage 6
for Npcctntora
beat te rm s on long tim e B E A L E S T A T E LOANS that have been made
In thla te rrito ry.
T h i s bank baa gone to much expense to Interest capital In the
( 'e n t ra l Oregon District and feel very much gratlAed at the re s u lt*
obtain ed.
T h ro u g h o ur effort* the r a te o f Interest that fo rm erly maintained
here has been m ate rially reduced and the tru e value of lands made
known to those who have money to tnveat In mortgages.
B e fo r e negotiating a loan It would
S
well
to call and ta lk the
m a tte r over with the officers of thla bank.
Interest paid on T im e Deposit*
T h e best F i r e Insu rance Companies.
S a f e ty Deposit Boxes.
MANY ATTRACTIONS AÍ
CROOK COUNTY FAIR
reference t o t b e p r o p . » . .I
to equip
an
olftr«
for th«
Iff on the * round floor or bn««
of the rourtliouae and to re
I t h e preaent Jail, « e a l a l i tu
MM» that « e h a i e « la m ln e d the
plM> and ape« Uh alluna therefo r and
INH II) a|-pru*e of tlinui and remiti
^ ■ t l that the county ro u rt r a r r *
out
■
K to the fart that the tre»«
«n r a III orrupjr the preaent i|iiartera
of (lie »herI(T afte r the Aral da* -if
^ ■ l i i r * . I P H . » h e n he b e u n i e i th«
^ ^ ■ • o l le i t u r and will h a t e no fur
Ihor nae for hla prenant quartern. In
in* the
m u l t.
and that t i e
It* aaaeaaor la In need of the
I. we re. oui mutui to the ro tin i*
t that a door be ru t Into »aid
It from the aaaeaaor'n olili'« «u
T h e Ninth Annual Crook County
th* Il «III lin areeaalble from that
Of l l - e
for the « r i t e r protertlon of the Knlr to be held at Prlnevllle next
^ ^ k r d a of th« office of the r o u h l * week beginning on Tuesday and c o n
tinuing for Ave d a)a promises to be
^K»aur
the beat fair ever held In Central O r
B t e alali nnperlall* to r a il the at egon. and a large attend ance la e x
t f i l i u n of the rommlnnloner'a ro u rt. pected front all parts of the county
n p t In aeaalon, to the fart that two and outatde point»
^ H t r atatutea are Ireln* violated In
One of the main features o f the
. EH» E \ t l l \ E E H S NE» El« »I.
H
rourt houae bulldln* and that fair will be the live stock exhibit
I. » I I I .E T it » N s «ETIO N S
hogs
and
c
a
ttle
This,
the
o
ffic
e
r*j
Mr a b etter eia tn p le to Individual*
d for ■ b etter reaper! for the law of the f * t r ** y . will be the bent ami
E l t o o k «NH NT» t i E T S » II» E K O M
held a n y
Renerai, « e advócala the aboliate moat com plete exhibit
where In tbe sla te, not even barring
T H E GO» M I N M E N T
nt of the d rlnklna ru p * In the
tb e S t a t e Kalr.
xirt houae and eatab llahment of one
Another event that la attrac tin g ««. »1. «ITIaon. II. M. Abbott and
more aan lta r* drink In* fountain» much a ttention la th« match bora»
Cha<*. Mums Made Tratte* antl
eretti and th« Im m ed iate reliante- race«
T h e re will be horse racin g
* o f the not r a n n o oo that ail temo every day. and chariot race« will be:
Count) Court Appropriate* I V K I lo
Curvila»«-« l*a»t »»eek
I»-1 Un* outward will a » l n * outward run on three day* T b e agricultural
A hm I*I In Improving Konti*
cxhlhlta
will
be
U
rg
e
and
varied
” W# alao wish t o reeuinineiid. In
ew of the fart that the tre asu re r T h e re will be plenty o f good music
In th e County
by * band of 22 piece«, made up of j
III have placed on hint the burden player« from different town* In the
f t * * collect ion a f t e r J a n u a r y 1. rounty.
Itedmoml city property was on the
P M . that
ad ditiate
provlalott be
T h e fair man agement ha* done | move last week, and a num ber of
■de In the way of aaalatanre by the
hanged
Crook county people hav e little
aunty court lu e n ab le him properly
T h e ( II conception of the Interest tak e n In
do that work.
We rerom m rn d can e njo y aVd appreciate, and every *»axntln during tb e week
hat hla aalary be Increaaed to a man. woman and child In Crook F r y real e state agency put through the m a tte r of good ro ad* by the local
county 1« Invited to attend
W'ndnna- the different deal»
T h e Kcdmond forest service officials. Is what the
Int aomewliere near the value of
day. S eptem b er 24. will be •’School property deala that Mr Fry haa made
; P rln e vllle J o u r n a l says. All are
I* aervlcea and that aulflrlent clerk
Day." when all arhool children will during the past two month» will ag-
aw are that It was through the e f
Ire be provided, ao that th e work of be admitted fren.
gregate In the neighborhood of $90.-
fo rts of S upervisor B o ss that we are
lle c t ln * the t a l e a n e i t year will
0 0 0 . He recently »old the H«*dmond 1 Indebted for the Prlnevllle-M ltehell
broceed r e *u la rly and natlafaclorlly HAMPLE D E Kt 'I (Nt >MIC »I. Ill » I Nli
Hotel property for II. F. Jon«»» to
road. Nor «lives Mr. Kivs»' *eal stop
We have e i a m l n e d the book* and
II M. Abbott for 1 2 6 , 0 0 0 . and thla.
with th e one road.
He and Super
H o fflre a of the varimi* c o u n t * ottlclul* Mall I »nier tlrlnd«lone Will Coal
taken In connection with the amounts
visor Merritt of the D eschutes Na-
Eun-lia*er Heavy
l a u d while the lim e I» ao limited that (
Involved la*t week, about $ « 3 .0 0 « .
tUvnal Fo rest appeared before the
■ we are unable to Rive an e i p e r t opln- j
A man llvlng al Rupie«, way over m ake* the above total
county court at thla term and s e
■ lull on the acco un t*, we have lieen
A* sla ted last w«»«*k. W. M. \»'ll*on
on
thè
«
s
t
re
m
e
e
a
*
t
e
m
«dge
o
f
Ihe
cured the sum of $ 5 0 0 . which will
■ very favorably Imprenaed with the
bought the Bedm ond Hotel property
be used In co-operation with the fo r
I way the olflre* are rondurted and rounty, ord ered a grlndaton« front
Sear*. Hivebuck A C o . at thelr of II. M. Abbott, and In addition to
est service In Axing up th e worst
f i everythliiR »eein* to have been prop S e a ttle brmnrh, lo he »hlpped lo hlnt
that he al*o secured the Mulua build
f i e r l y and well
taken
r a r e of, the by exprea*
T h e grlndaton« arrlved ing and property on the c o r n e r of places In the lava road on this side
T h e government
I county property »earn* lo lie In Rood ¡ In
lledmoml
yeaterdny
mornlng. Sixth and F *tr«»et*. T he se holding* of Ihe t'a*rades.
wlll spend s like amount and It Is
■ condition and In a Rood alate of re- j « b e r e lt had «o he tran *fe rr«d lo
now give Mr. Wilson nearly a whole
thought that thla will m ak e a fairly
th« Stage line for P rlnevllle
The
I pair.
Kurlh erntore. we wl*h to rea*ntire «x presa c h a rg e * on the g r ln d .t o n e block fro ntag e on Six th stre et, be passable highway over the McKenxle
e a ttle to Medinomi were $2 20. tween K and F «treet».
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pass Into the W i lla m e tte valley. Two
I Die taxp ayer* unii the rltlx cu * of the f r o vili
Mr. Abbott In turn, a f t e r tran s
T h « expre»* ch a rg e * that «III pile
thousand dollars have already be«*n
I County of Crook that our InventlR*-
up on thl» »Ione through thè stage ferrlng the hotel property, acquired
expended on th e west side of the
I tlon* have d eiuon*trated to ua that e xpre** coni pani«* before lt reach«»
240 acres of Swalley ditch land a
I the financial condition of the county lt* d«*tlnallo n wlll undoubtedly be few mil«** southwest of the city, ami m o u ntain* and $ 5 , 0 0 0 more has be«vn
I I» much fletter than we believe the * * mudi more.
All thè*«* rliarg«**, go acres of land In the Powell B utte allo tted by the governm ent for road
b e tte rm e n t.
T h is should ta k e care
I Renerai lmpre**lon an io n * the tax-1 taken to gether wlth tbe Ar»t cosi of
section.
Mr. Mutua Invested In 80
j payer* neem* to Indicate, anil we thè stono, wlll brlng thè total cosi acre * In Ihe Powell B u tte section of the west side.
Alfred Muti*.
Mr. K«v»s says that the work on
wl*h hereby to reatore confidence, j of (he «otte way up.
also, considérât Ion
of
which wa*
the lava beds will be started a* soon
and that Crook county will be out .. hardware dealer bere, *nw thè $4 .6 0 0 .
■tone «nd thè expreaa c h a rg e * to
as w«*ather perm its In the spring.
of debt before many more m onth*
Other real e sta te tra n s a c tio n * d ur
thiN city frotn S f a t il o ami «tatotl to
On being questioned as to pro
have pa**ed. la our belief
T h « Hpokeaman that h« would havo ing Ihe week were the »ale of the
gress on the P rinevllle-M Itchell road
We ta k e th l* opportunity of con- aold Ihe «amo klnd of a stono f « h
». C. Cole farm near the city to N.
R ratu latln * II. II. Clow, cuatodlan of Redmond for $ 1 8 6
T h e sbovo I* A. G ardn er of Orient, S. D.. and the Supervl*«vr llivsa stated that the work
The
pi« of
the cou rt hou*« and around*, upon a »am,-.-
- - «conomlcal btiylng a» W. M Miller place near Cline F a l l * for thla fall had b«»en stopped
.
the Intere*! he apparently aeem* to practiced by some o f Ihe people who
le n d away for mall ord er goods
l •«> II. Hlcharda of SprlngAeld. I tah.
la k e In the r a r e and ap pearan ce of
Vfitli
be
Redmond Bank of Commerce
REDMOND,
OREGON
FIVE SENTENCED TO
THE PENITENTIARY HAS BEEN INCREASED
T H K K K T O l*K N . T W O IV » K O I.E l» .
ONE SE N T E N T E
IJuick
Action
Cary
In
»» ho
S I S T E N D E I»
C a*e
of
B urned
I 'K o r o s E
NEW
K ISH
HATCHERY
E tili O D E I.I. L A K E
\\ 111 uà iti tinnir am i Kt*h Com nii**lou B elieve*
70
Hiddanee o f |-e*ta Can lie
T o n * o f Hay
Accontpli*lvevl
P rln e vllle J o u r n a l : C ircuit Court
ad jo urn ed last Wednesday evenin g,
a f t e r J u d g e Bradshaw sentenced Ave
prisoners.
J o h n N. M cP herson, convicted of
stealing a m are b elo nging to Geor„e
Mlllican. was sentenced to the peni
te n tiary from one to ten years. Thla
was M cP h e rso n ’s second trial. P la in
tiff has 60 days to present bill of
exceptions.
Logan M cP herson, convicted of a t
tem pting to com m it rape on the per
son of Mrs. Louise T obin last T h u r s
day a fterno o n at the home of W i l
liam K iechner. was sentenced to the
pen front one to ten years.
P la i n
tiff has 60 days to Ale bill of excep
tions.
W illiam Cary, who burned 70 ton*
of hay last T h u rsd ay night fo r J i m
Cram, was sentenced to the pen from
six m onths to thr«*e years.
Cary confessed his crim e.
W hen
quest toned by J u d g e B rad shaw aa to
the motive he said he didn’t have
any. He and J i m Cram had traded
horses and be th o u gh t J i m got a
little the beat of It. Cary sal«) that
Cram told him that th e horse waa a
good one, but ugly, yet, notw ith
standing, th e trad e waa made Cary
got to brooding over th e m atte r and
It Anally got Into his head to burn
the hay. He rode a b uckskin horse
T h e S t a t e F ish and G am e Commis
sion has Increaaed th e bounty on
tim b e r wolves and cou gar, and estab
lished two new h a tc h e rie s
T h e com
mission expects t h a t t h e ir action will
result In increased activ ity o f f a r m
e rs and h u n te rs hi ridding the cou n
try of the " v a r m i n t s " which have
been c au sin g much d estruction to
d om estic a n im a ls and wild deer.
T h e new h a tc h e ry which is pro
posed for Odell la k e will prove valu
able. becau se of Its geographical po
sition.
H ith e rto It haa been neces-
sary to tran sp o rt young trout many
miles over a rough expanse of c o u n
try to reach the head w aters of the
riv ers and lak e s in th e Coast and
Cascade mountains.
T rip s on ho rseb ack of a w e e k s
d uratio n have been necessary in the
past.
F r o m Odell la k e the tim e re-
quplred to reach the headw aters of
th e Hogue. Cmpqua. Deschutes and
W i ll a m e t t e riv ers will not exceed
two days.
S t a t e F ish W arden F in le y expects
that the new h atc h e ry will turn out
two to t h re e million trout next s ea
son. A new h atche ry wlll be estab
lished at K lm a th lake, from which
the supply of young trou t wlll be
sent out to the nearby s tre a m s and
lakes.
T h e war against th e cou gar and