T ilt HHli
M T |I I
RKl'MOND SrOKKSM IN
FOR THE APPROACHING HARVEST
PRILLS
Binders, Mowers and Hay
Rakes
BEAR IN MIND THAT WF. AI-SO CARRY A Fl LL
STOCK OF D R IL L S
THE CELEBRATED VAN BRUNT
AND THE SUPERIOR.
AT ANY TIME WHEN YOU ARE IN NEED OF ANY
WE WISH TO REMIND YOU THAT WE CARRY IN
STOCK DEERING AND JOHN DEERE BINDERS. DEER-
IMPLEMENTS. CALL ON US. CONSI LT I S.
ING, DAIN AND ADRIANCE MOWERS. EITHER
GIVE YOU THE BENEFIT OF MANY YEARS OF EX­
5-FOOT CUT;
MILWAUKEE,
DEERING
AND
V -
OR
JOHN
WK WILL
PERIENCE.
DEERE HAY RAKES OF ALL SIZES.
MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF REPAIRS CARRIED
FOR A L L THOSE MACHINES
BRING IN YOUR LIST
OF REPAIRS FOR ANY MACHINE MADE.
WE KNOW
Binder Twine
HOW AND WHERE TO GET THEM FOR YOU THE
QUICKEST
WAY.
PROMPTEST
ATTENTION
GIVEN
REMEMBER. WE SELL THE PLYMOI I'll. KNOWN
THOSE ORDERS.
THE WORLD OVER AS THE BEST BINDER TWINE
MADE. COSTS NO MORE THAN THE INFERIOR KINDS
AND GOES FURTHER.
Plows and Plow Shares
REMEMRER.
WE
CARRY
THE
FAMOUS
DEERE PLOWS— THE BEST ON EARTH.
OF THEM— WALKING
AND RIDING.
*9 »
JOHN
FULL LINE
HARDWARE
EVERY PLOW
GUARANTEED TO GIVE ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION.
CALL ON US WHEN IN NEED OF ANYTHING IN
OLIVER CHILLED PLOW LINE, BOTH WALKING AND
HARDWARE.
RIDING.
BUILDING
MATERIAL.
SHELF
OR
HEAVY HARDWARE. WE GOT THE GOODS AND GOT
MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF CHILLED AND STEEL
I C.
THE PRICE.
SHARES KEI*T IN THIS TERRITORY.
In 14-
<t»lra
ALFRED MUNZ, Redmond, Oregon
M
lit
REPORT OF THE
Continued from 1st page
S. D . F O X & C O .
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
M'KEN/.IE
Ito li»
«E T S
l l ’ l ’ lto-
ritl.lT IO N OK »A.IMM)
Forestry IHTlce Receive.
lllolmenl
of »'J£!,:tM4).:il) for Improve­
ment Work.
Hotel Redmond Bar
Buckley’s Transfer
I. A. Buckley, Prop.
Phone No. 906.
Draying and Heavy Hauling.
ARTIFICIAL ICE
STRICTLY PC HE A R T IF IC IA L ICE DELIVERED TO ANY PART
OF TH E CITY IN ANY QUANTITY.
ENROLLMENT AT SCHOOL
ON THE O PEN IN '« DAY
HENCE ITS O ltltilN
"Every superstition, or nearly
The Spokesman has been furnished every superstition, can be traced
unofficially with the following infor­ back to something sensible and ra­
mation regarding the school enroll­ tional.
Take the Friday one, for
ment the first day of school this fall: example.”
First room, Miss Bates, teacher;
The speaker was Mayor Reutter
18 pupils.
of tensing, Mich.
. Second room. Miss Ritchey, teach­
“ Take the Friday superstition,”
er; 30 pupils.
he resumed.
"One Lansing clerk
Third room, Miss Livingstone, said to another:
teacher; 28 pupils.
” ‘ Would you start off on your
Fourth room, Miss Russell, teach­ vacation on a Friday. Bob?’
er; 22 pupils.
" ‘ You bet your life 1 wouldn’ t,’
High
school
class.
Professor ; Bob replied.
Thompson and Miss Dunn, teachers:
‘ ‘ ‘ What a superstitious ass you
18 pupils.
are. Bob!'
This makes a total of 116 pupiiv " 'Superstition be hanged!’ said Bob.
enrolled on the first day. Manv •| wouldn’t start off on Friday be­
pupils are still absent from school cause Saturday's pay day.’ ”
at work on the farms, and in another
month the enrollment will be greatly
A classified advertisement Is a
Increased, It Is stated by those in a tireless work hunter, and seldom
position to know.
m falls.
The United States District For­
ester's office ha* received an allot­
ment of $22,380.29. which Is ten
per cent of the national forest rev­
enue collected In Oregon. The en­
tire sum is to be expended on wagon
roads In government forests of Ore­
gon. Some of the new roads will
open country which heretofore has
been practically untraveraed.
Five thousand dollars of this
sum will be used to Improve the
McKenzie wagon road, one of the
four roads connecting the eastern
and western parts of the state. The
McKenzie road is one of the most
perilous In the state, several lives
having been lost on it. Last year
I $1,250 was spent on It.
This is the second year an ap­
propriation for such purpose ha»
been made by the government, and
federal officials predict that within
the next few years, when the de­
mand for timber in the national for­
ests increases, the appropriation
easily will reach the $100,000 mark
The following other roads or
routes will also be improved as the
result of the allotment:
Bend
Sparks
l.ake,
I’alsley-Chewaiican.
Murderers
Creek-Sprouls
Ranch.
Cove - Mlnam.
Prlnevllle - Mitchell.
Gates-Portsvllle, Cape I’erpetua. l*-h
man Springs, Tiller (from Tiller
postoffice eastward), Rock Crock-
North Umpqua, Grouse Creek and
Desolation.
While the roads will not be hard­
surfaced, it Is the purpose of govern­
ment officials to build and route
them so that they will represent a
basis for permanent highways after
the regions about them are opened
the rase of the State of Oregon vs
William Carey The efficient service
rendered by the officers In running
down the evidence, mad« possltile by
the county automobile standing
ready, haa In Itaelf, In our opinion,
rendered the Investment for the ma­
chine so valuable that if no oth«.'
service were had hereafter, the pur­
chase would be Justified
We further feel that the coutity
court should psy the bills for gaao
line, lubricating oil and repairs, for
the machine without gasoline, lubri­
cating oil and repairs I* useless and
the Investment a complete loss, anu
we ran see no reason absolutely for
the court to refuse to pay bills legiti­
mately incurred in the service of the
county.
Further, we desire to say that we
have examined the assessment roll*
upon which the 1913 taxes will be
collected and upon which the next
levy will he made and we wish to
say that the valuation* a* we have
found them seem to he uniform and
that the assessor has worked dili­
gently and well at a task that is al­
ways a difficult one in w hich to pinnae
and that we are highly satisfied in
the manner In which assessment* for
the next levy seem to huve been
made.
From observations made l»y us. we
find that the roof of the court house
Is In a very had state of repair and
we hereby call the attention of the
county court, now In session, to that
fact
We believe the roof needs Im­
mediate attention and should regu­
larly be painted and repaired, for so
valuable a building as the Crook
county court house cannot be allowed
to be ruined so vitally as It Is llkeiv
to be by a defective or unrepaired
roof.
In conclusion we wish further to
thank all the county officials, the
district attorney, his deputy and our
bailiff for the courtesies shown us
at all times and In the assistance ren
dered to us In the performance of
0,1 r duties. Our labor has been ren­
dered more pleasant and less difficult
by their assistance, for which we
desire in this way to express our
gratitude.
Having concluded our labors, we
resjMo tfully ask to be discharged
IV. J JOHNSON.
Foreman.
W. H. HESS,
“ What became of your dachs­
A O KIRIIKK.
hund?” asked the Grouch.
W a l l a c e po st .
"M y wife got tired of swatting
GEOROK W BRANHTETTER
file* and she gave him away," re­
8 A SANDVIG,
plied the Old Fogy.
J. E. ROBERTS.
"W hat had he to do with swatting
files?”
" It took him too long to get In
Spokesman Classified ads bring
and out through the screen door.”
result» try them don't cost much
Tramp Good morning, lady
I never labor undvr any rlrtutaMH
thought perhaps I might bo able to
get a bite here
Rose Ils said bs would l i s i
Mrs Snapp Certainly not’
or die in the attempt
Tramp Oh’ then I am laboring
Msrte W»IIT
under a mistake
Rose Ms has no life InsstMt
Mrs Snapp It strikes me you and I pitted his poor old It.other
sd.
I
BUY YOUR
Puri* Ijird,
Home Cured lla;r.a and Huron
at home and keep the money
in circulation here.
pile*
Redmond Market
J. II. ROK, Proprietor
; Railroad Rates Reduced ¡15
:
From Sept. 25 to Oct. 10, 191.3
To Points on the
a pc
CENTRAL OREGON LINE
— FROM—
Atlanta. Ga
$,'.! 7n
Boston, Mass . .
hr. I 7.
Buffalo, N Y.
17 nu
fain». Ill
39 9k
Charleston. S C.
64 7%
Chatanooga, Term,
4H 40
Chicago, III
38 tin
Cincinnati, o
4 2 nr,
Cleveland, O.
44 7f.
Columbus, O .
4 4 lilt
Detroit, Mich . . .
4 3 r,o
Dee Moines, In.
32 X4
Duluth. Minn
3u no
Evansville, |nd.
4« In
Indianapolis. Ind
4 it tin
Superior, Wls
Kansas City, Mo
Louisville. Ky
Memphis, Tenn ,
Milwaukee. Wls
Minneapolis. Minn
Nashville, Tenti
New York, N Y .
Omaha, Neb...........
I’eorla, III ..........
Philadelphia, |*n. .
I’lttshurg, |*a
Richmond. Va
Sioux City, |g
St Unía, Mo . . . .
Ht. Paul, Minn
. . $
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37 00
30 oO
30 . 1)0
orre,ponding reduction» from other pointa
and atldN-sw-s'of '!
V ? 0 r' K'm Tr" nk Hallway Agent the name«
h"
........ .
'p iin u V ,;
by
Kor further information regarding stopov.r., etc . .p p ,y
« H. ( ro*.er, A. O P A , Portland. Oregon
H. B.\I KOI., Agent, Redmond. Oregon.
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