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MR. H E N R Y PECK AND HIS FAMILY AFFAIRS
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Mr K edm ou d and we im m ed ia te!«
in terv iew ed W illia m B ogu e, C V
C a rm ich a el. F lo y d L tp p en cott and
In clu d in g c o o k s
Last »cv>k th rou g h th e C. H Fry u u iu erou s o th ers.
rea l m u l t u t n r r o f th is city , the aud w a iters at the H otel La Flue
L> C C ole farm lyin g a few m iles w here Mr K edtuond cuu b e fou n d
iron* the city. ww* sold to N A tia rd - threw tim es a day. aud all a g ree thai
iittr o f O rien t. 8 D.. * h o w ill re m o t e n ever h aving seem any o f hi* trout,
here » ith Ins fa m ily and loca te on his th ey can t heat It
new pu rch ase
T h e C ole p la ce is
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on e o f the tine fa rm s o f this s e ctio n J t i m ; f l i i o u s H i «
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ACTIONIW o k i n a l i l i .
Mr Cote has raised a lm ost e v e r y ­
thing on the p la te
in th e » a y o f
W illie C ary
was
sen ten ced by
c ra m , (tarden p rod u cts, fru it*, etc.,
and his p rod u cts a lw a ys m et w ith a J u d g e Bradshaw at the S ep tem ber
ready m arket
T h e pu rch a se p rice terni o f the C ircu it C ou rt at P n u e -
vllle, to the p en iten tia ry tor a term
o f the farm was IS.& P l’
o f a u m ou th s to th ree yea r* tor
g4«MM«> m u
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A few n igh t* a g o Cary rod e to the
B l H i B t NI K EN « H O I WEN
ranch o f J a m es Cram aud set tire to
A t 1 o 'c lo c k last Saturday m oru tu g the la t t e r * bay. d estroy in g h is e n ­
The fo l­
a $ 4 tenet) fire *t Bend d estroy ed the ti* » cro p , eacept o n e sta ck
P sttersoi: D rug C o m p a n y 's stu ck and low m g m orn in g his tra ck s w ere f o l ­
h u iid in g. th e en tire b u ild in g o f th e low ed to a n e ig h b o rin g ranch, w h ere
K. M S ou th C lo th in g C om pa n y and G ary w o rk s aud he was a rrested and
It is b eliev ed
* part o f the s to ck , th e g a ra g e o f cou tessed the c rim e
H udson 4 C oe. a nd the resid en ce o f th e boy was in d u ced to turn fireb u g
Mr Sm ith
T h e o rig in o f th e fire by so m e en em y o f C ram s, but Cary
is s m ystery, but it is su p p osed to d en ies a n y su ch in flu en ce
he du e te w irin g, as the d ru g s to r e
In paaatug s e n ten ce th e Judge said
w as b ein g ra ised p r ep a ra tory to m o v ­ " T h is has been th e Brat case in my
in g. B o t h firm s w ill reb u ild at o u ce , e x p e rie n ce on th e bench w hich 1
o f b rick .
T h e loss is p a rtia lly c o v ­ have beeu u n a b le t o fa th om
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ered by in su rance.
at a loss to c o m p re h e n d y o u r m o­
tiv e "
C ary was on frie n d ly term * w ith
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“ Now is th e tim e to p ilch in and
La P in e In ter-M ou n ta in
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K ed m ou d cla im s to have ca u gh t th e a c h ie v e — n ow . now!** said N orm an
tw o largest tr o u t ta k en from th e H upguod. th e new o w n e r o f H arp er *
m id d le riv e r th is sea son
O ne m ea ­ W eek ly , in an e lo q u e n t p o litica l a d ­
su red 1#V*
and
th e
oth e r 2V ">* d ress in N ew Y ork
in ch es
Can any o f th e loca l a n g le rs
"R e m e m b e r
my
fr ie n d s .”
said
Mr H s p g o o d . ''t h e presen t is th e fu ­
beat it?
T h e a b o v e item was handed us by tu re from w h ich you h op ed so m uch
Eighty-Acre
Farm Snap
Eighty acres, three mile? went of town, on main road to
the river; has 40 acre water right; 23 acres cleared and 10
more partly cleared, of which 6 acres is in alfalfa, 17 acres
oats stubble. Place all fenced; 2-room house, chicken house,
stable, granary; deep soil.
Price $2,300, on terms of $650 cash, balance in five years
at 6 per cent. After first payment is made this place will
easily pay for itself, besides making you a fine living.
C. H. FRY,
KKDMDNÜ
H O T O , B lIU H A O
lic it ili'>•>•]. O reg on
Ninth Annual
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M ITH C l»l M l
Crook County Fait
P rop osed Hiirliwsy W iti < ut T h rou gh
F rom lu m a io 1 reek to
Spark» l a i r
T h rou g h th e co -o p e r a t id c o f the
fo r e «! s e rv ice and the C ro o k county
co u rt, s new highw ay w ill penetrate
in to th e Cum site* and open up a
grea t m en u te rrito ry
T h e sum o f
is p ro p o se d to be expended
on th e p roject p rior to the first o!
J u ly . 1 M l4
Of
this
sum . equal
a m ou n ts are to be co n trib u te d by the
foreet s e rv ice aud the cou n ty
It is stated th e w ork w ill start at
a point on T u m a io C reek near the
C olu m b ia S ou th ern
h e a d g ste and
c o u ilu u e to Spark * la k e, g o in g by
th e way o f S oda Sp rin g» on e o f the
sceu tr w on d ers o f C entral O regon
A s R ed m on d is one o f the prtnrl-
p a i-citie s on the line o f th e proponed
L in coln H igh w a y, and a* th ere is a
g o o d a u to m o b ile road fro m ib is city
to T u m a io c re e k . It Is exp ected that
a la rg e a m ou n t o f travel o v e r this
new roa d w ill pass th rou gh this city
A sid e from a ssistin g in th e b u ild ­
ing o f th is ro a d the forest service
has a lso a g ree d on the e x p en d itu re
o f H .b V b on the M cK enxte past road
a cro s s th e m ou n ta in * from C old
S p rin g s to th e L a n e co u n ty line T he
foreot se rv ice g iv in g IMMi and C rook
co u n ty c o n tr ib u tin g fHOV
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PrineviUe, September 2 3 ,2 4 ,2 5 ,2(i, 2Î
Stock Show
Children's Day
This year the fair management
will exhibit to the {jeople of Crook
County and Central Oregon the
finest stock show ever shown at
any fair in Oregon
This will be
one of the attractive features.
M rdncMlij , September 24
Will be school chiklrm s day. when
all fwhtiol children will tie admitted
free. The si h<x>l exhibit at the
fair will I** on** of the many inter-
esting attractions.
Amusements
Admission
Each day will be complete with
regular horse races, chariot races,
relay races, wild horse nding and
various other features.
Season Tickets
$2 HO
Daily Admission
50
ChOdrea
25
Grand Stand. A d u lts___ .....
.25
• -• rnd Stand. Children
15
T h e S p ok esm a n f o r g o o d prin tin g
HOMESTEADERS
(C o n tin u e d fro m
1st p a g e )
Come Prepared to Stay the Whole Five Days of the Fair
In te rio r J on es,
a ctin g
in a cco rd
w ith th e p erson a l view o f S ecretary period o f disa b ility fo llo w in g such
p r f * $ r t i r # O f f e b t r b r f o f » p r lf lR B o f
I-and O ff l e w _______
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a y Hi *;«#•*»■
L an e, and u nder th e a m en ded re g u ­ m isfortu n e, p rovid ed n otice o f such
pvrm aftriit sfrra m s on o f in ? hr im
defer a ction u n til ti al pX
la tion * e v e ry h o m e ste a d e r w h o is un­ m isfortu n e and th e nature th e re o f
m ed iate vicinity o f Ih r land shou ld ••at -i» • !>- ... >f. In gra n t.--* St •
a b le to c n ltlr a te th e stip u la ted a cre ­ shall be su bm itted u n der oath w ill,In be show n
. a Pi. I n a tio n * fn r redatta»
a ge p r io r to m a k in g final p r o o f can *0 days a fte r the o ccu rre n ce th e re o f
"A p p lic a tio n s fo r red u ction In area s re * shall be a u b je rt l e rr< e e .tH
secu re a red u ctio n by p resen tin g the to th e R eg iste r o f th e i^ n d O ffice o f
o f cu ltiv a tio n w ill he a c t e d upon by •I I«-*
b> the k .- r e t a r y ,.f tkt *
fa c ts to th e I^and O ffice
the d istrict is w hich the land Is s it­ tbe C om m ission er o f
tb e
llen era ! terlor "
T h e a ttitu d e o f th e dep a rtm en t Is uated
o u tlin e d in the revised re g u la tio n s
"T illin g o f the land o r o th e r a p ­
a p p ro v e d by S e cre ta ry L ane. T h ese
p ro p ria te treatm en t fo r the pu rpose
re g u la tio n s read
o f co n se rv in g the m oistu re with a
" T h e S ecreta ry o f th e In te rio r Is
view o f m aking a p rofita b le c r o p the
a u tb orix ed . u pon a s a tis fa cto ry s h o w ­
su cceed in g year w ill be deem ed c u lti­
in g th e r e fo r , to re d u ce th e req u ired
vation w ithin the term s o f th e act.
a rea o f cu ltiv a tio n
T h e h om estea d
w here that m an ner o f cu ltiv a tio n I*
law s w ere en a cted p rim a rily fo r the
nece*aary o r g e n e ra lly fo llo w e d In
p u rp ose o f e n a b lin g citize n s o f the
the lo ca lity .
t'n ite d S tates 'In g o o d faith to o b ta in
" N o red u ction In area o f cu ltiv a ­
a b orn e,’ and th e p ro v isio n o f the
sta tu te in rega rd to re d u ctio n In the tion w ill be perm itted on a ccou nt
re q u ire d area o f cu ltiv a tio n w ill not o f expenae in rem ovin g the standing
If lands are
be p erm itted to o p e r a te so as In any tim b er from the land
m a n n er to relax th e ru le that the so h eav ily tim b ered that the en try-
rea son a b ly
cle a r and
en trym a n m ust so reside upon, use. man ca n n ot
I*" urn know that your money goes a long way* in
o c c u p y , cu ltiv a te arid Im p rove the cu ltiv a te the area p re scrib e d by the
tract o f land e n te re d by him as to statute, such en trie s w ill be con
putt ha.se of all kind* of groceries at our atore*
s a tis fa c to r ily show that he In go>d sldered Speculative and not m ade In
faith at th e tim e o f aurh e n try In­ good faith fo r the pu rpose o f o b ­
I>o you know that wr carry a complete *t«ck <»f all
ten d ed to m a k e th e land hla bona tain in g a hom e
fide h om e and that It has been b is 1 " T h e a u th o rity to m ake ted u ction
kinds of Staple and Fancy Groceries, and Fred»
h om e to th e date o f final p r o o f
in the prescrib ed area o f cu ltiv a tion
Fruit« in nea«on?
“ H o w e v e r. If th e tract o f land e n ­ relates to e n la rged h om estead en tries
tered la *o h illy o r rou gh , th e soil so a* well aa o rd in a ry h om estead s made
a lk a lin e , co m p a ct, sa n d y, o r sw am py, under section 2 2 * # . K f l . and ap-
I)o you know that our motto in to always give «at-
th e p recip ita tio n o f m o istu re so light pllcatlon a fo r red u ction o f area o f
¡«faction
with good« and price«?
as not to m a k e c u ltiv a tio n p ra c­ cu ltiv a tio n under
en la rg e d h om e­
tica b le to th e exten t o f th e requ ired stead e n trie s w ill be m ade or refused
a m ou n t, o r If th e land Is g e n era lly In a cco rd a n ce with the p r o v isio n s o f
If you are in the market for any kind of aaaaonabk»
v a lu a b le o n ly fo r gra zin g , a re d u c­ this paragraph.
fruit or vegetables for canning or preserving. w<
tion In th e a re a o f cu ltiv a tio n may
" A sh o w in g sh ou ld lie m ade In
be p erm itted . T h e person al o r finan ­ each case as to the difficulties at
would like to fill your want«.
cia l d is a b ilitie s o r m isfo rtu n e s o f the tendant upon the cu ltiv a tion o f that
en trym a n ezlattn g at th e tim e o f p a rticu la r tract
T o this end the
e n try w ill n ot be co n sid e re d s u ffi­ en trym an ahould sh ow , in detail, the
cien t ca u se fo r re d u ctio n In the area special physical con d itio n * o f the
o f cu ltiv a tio n , but If a fte r e n try and land w hich he believes en title* him
a ctu a l settlem e n t, th ro u g h c ir c u m ­
to an o rd e r o f re d u ctio n , deaertb-
sta n ces w hich at the tim e o f en try Ing its top o g ra p h y , w h eth er hilly or
c o u ld n ot re a so n a b ly have been fo re
level, its q u a lity and ch a ra cter
seen, the en try m a n has met with m is­
adapted to cu ltiv a tio n , w hether light
fo r tu n e w hich ren d ers him rea son ­ o r heavy, sandy, loam y. rock y or
a b ly u n a b le to c u ltiv a te the p re ­
a lk a lin e, tog e th e r with th e prevalent
scrib ed area , u pon s a tis fa cto ry p r o o f
clim a tic c o n d it io n . In the m atter o f
th e r e o f at th e tim e o f m a k in g final
annual s n o w , o r rains, aa affording
REDMOND, OREGON
p r o o f, a red u ctio n In a rea o f cu lti­
su fficient m oistu re fo r the produ ction
vation m ay he perm itted d u rin g the
o f c r o p , o n e year with a n oth er The
Mrs. Housewife
Furniture
Made to Order
With the in«tallation of my new wood working
machinery I now have complete facilities for
MAKING ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE TO
ORDER ON SHORT NOTICE AND AT A
REASON A HUE PRICE.
If you want any­
thing in thin line call and I et um talk i t over.
I do all kind« of IRON WORK and BLACK-
SMITHING alioy at my factory on the comer
of 8th and E utreet».
H OBBS’
G. W. DAVIES
The Old Pioneer Blacksmith of Redmond
( ash (grocery and Bakery