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TH K T A G E E IG H T REDM OND MR. HENRY PECK AND HIS FAMILY AFFAIRS ■Vm / •> » , IT WAY, IW EN A 'W ijN b 1 1 v ^ t n t L k ». *A ; TU * ’ T tA P y in ûo f / hat r* * / SATrf»>tf E very m an lik es to aay that when he waa y o u n g e r he waa q uite handy w ith hla mltta. Alao, that he waa a d ev il a m o n g th e girl*. M is s io n a r y --A n d you fo u n d no happlneaa In le a d in g a d o u b le life * S in n e r — I felt aa If I w ere leadin g th e Uvea o f tw o doga. ALL THE AIR N EEDED TO KEEP .TIRES IN FLA TE D TO THE PROPER PRESS! RE S aphedde It coats me f 3 3 .0 0 0 a y ea r to live. M iss I'a u a tlq u e — H ow fo o lis h ly som e p e o p le sp en d th e ir m on ey. S IM M O N S For the convenience of our patrons we have in stalled an AIR COMPRESSOR, and same is at your service at all times. Central Oregon Garage “ R E E D Y ’ PH ONE tf* I *>:> WE fltABWJ' IW *'» 704 M arie Prouae. Heaa W ood s. C la ra N eum an. M ild red S m ith . C h arles A b b y. J o y c e R o b b in s M ar Joy Y'oung. E m m a A tk in s o n . O xon a O rd w a y. L loy d F a rris. Iren e K en d a ll. C lyd e W ortx. M ary T h o m p s o n . G e n e v ie v e K agan. H elen D lttlm ore. R u th K a esem eyer, C ly d e Fry. B eu lah T in n er. R a y J oh n son . R a ch a el Case. M eda G illette. M a r jo r ie B rew er. R o o m O ne. H o n o r roll fo r the w eek en d in g N ov em b er 7. 1913. P u p ils n eith er a bsen t n or tardy d u rin g th e w eek. E velyn A tkinson. K enn edy Euston. J osep h in e Parrish, lo n e T u ck e. T h elm a W ilson . E d m on d W ood s. H erb ert Jam es. A lm a Ja eger. P u p ils n eith er a bsen t n o r tardy. K o o m E igh t. E lva C aughev. W illie E hret. H o n o r ro ll fo r th e w eek en d in g N ov e m b e r 7. 1913. E va F rien d . H ila M orse. C a rol K enyon. C h arlie R odm an. M aud M alkson. R ex F loy d . E vely n S m ith. L u cile R e d m o n d . B erth a M a lk son . R o o m T w o. E th el W h eeler. H on or roll fo r w eek e n d in g N o Joh n B rew er. v e m b e r 7, 1913. W a y n e Chase. G eorg e B radley. R o b e rt J oh n son . C lifford B u ckingham . D ou g la s M u lla rk y. D onald C arotin. C la ren ce S te ln k o p f. H a rold Cline. W e n d e ll T h o m p s o n . J o h n n y H anson. F ra n ces T h o m p s o n . D avid L oree. S tella R u ssell. C h arles M orrill. W ilb u r D lttlm o re . P h ilo Sm ith H ale O rd w a y. H ugh W o o d s L ester R a ga n . F lo r e n ce C lark. R a y G old en . E le a n o r E u ston . H en rietta Jensen . E dn a R agan . N aom i S im pson. T o e Grant a Risk. M ay T u ck e. A C h icago la w yer fou n d a n ew sort F r e d d ie A tch in son . J oh n Bates. o f therapeu tic treatm ent. Ills Instruct, C u rtis Beasley. or told him that If he retired in to the E d g a r B row n . silence, breathed rh yth m ically and aald F orest E b lers. certain w ords lie w ould be ab le to cast O sca r F a rris. off all bis bodily ailm ents. H e tried It O rva l F rien d . and It w orked. Then his three-year-old L a w re n ce L ynch . child got measles, and he w orked it on M a rcia B rew er. H azel C a u g h ey. him. H e waa all puffed up. Later his E d n a R agan . prize setter con tra cted the mange. He H azel W rig h t. sum moned a veterinary. T h en a friend expostulated. "Y o u r system w orked 4th G rade with you rself, and It w orked w ith y o o t H o n o r r o ll fo r the week en din g ch ild." he said. “ W h y d on ’t yon try It N o v e m b e r 7. 1913. on the dogT* “ T h at d og cost me $100 A lv in C la rk . when he was a m ere pu p." w as the an L e o n T u ck e . swer. “ and I can ’t afford to take any C a th e rin e P arrish . cha Bees.” —A rgona uL W a y n e I-a u d erb a ck . C y n th ia H obbs. B a rtle tte K en d a ll. Lsts Trial For W itch cra ft. J o h n B ra d ley . A trial for w itch cra ft and sorcery V ir g il B e ck w ith . occurred In E ngland in 1881. This H a r ry H an son . A m e r ic a R od m a n . waa the trial o f the Fletchers, w ho A d d le F rie n d . were fam ous cla irv oy a n ts, crystal M elvin F a rr is. gazers a i d m esm erists, w h o ga ve se B essie E u h les. ances to w hich the w h ole fash ionable world flocked. T h ey Induced a Mrs. Ath G ra d e E v era l O g g . Hart Darla to giv e them je w e lr y and S usan W o o d s . lace to the value o f £10,000 and when H a r ry B ates. proceedings w ere taken again st them R a lp h G ille tte . fled to Am erica. T h e husband m an L lo y d B e ck w ith . aged to escape arrest, but Mrs. F letch E th a n L a u d e rb a ck . er was brought back to England. In A lth a M oh ler. S te w a rt G lttln g s. dicted under the old statute o f w itch G u y R o b b in s . cra ft and sorcery and sentenced to Ire n e W e a th e r le y . tw elv e m onths’ Im prisonm ent w ith hard labor.—I^indon Spectator. R o o m F iv e . H o n o r ro ll f o r th e w eek en d in g “ Raatua, w h a t’ a an a l i b i ? ” N o v e m b e r 7, 1 9 1 3 . “ D at’a p rov ln ’ d a t yoh waa a t a M a rg ery Y ou n g . p ra y er m eetln ’ w h a r yoh w a a n ’ t, In W illie T u ck e . o r d e r to show d a t yoh w a sn ’ t a t de A d a m S te ln k o p f. cra p gam e w har yoh w aa.” L e r o y D a v e n p o rt. In th e C ircu it C ou rt o f the State o f O re g o n , fo r C ro o k C ou n ty I^tulse C. D a v e n p o rt, plain tiff. va. M oses A. G u llck . B erth a M Ou- llck . O G. A dam s, S. W . Y an ry, d e fen d an ts. T o M oses A G u llck and B erth a M G u llck . th e a b o v e n am ed d e fe n d a n ts: In th e n am e o f th e S tate o f O re gon you a re h ereb y req u ired to a p pea r and a n sw e r th e co m p la in t filed a ga in st you In th e a b o v e e n titled suit on o r b e fo r e th e 26th day o f D ecem b er. 1913. said da y being m ore than 4 2 da ys fro m th e date o f the flrst p u b lica tio n o f th is S u m m on s and N o tice : and If you fa ll to so ap pear and a n sw er, fo r want th e re o f tlM p la in tiff w ill a p p ly to th e < fo r th e r e lie f prayed f o r In th e C o m plaint h erein , to -w lt: that Judgm ent , be en tered again st you fo r th e sum o f N ine H u n d red D olla rs w ith In ter est th ereon at th e rate o f ten per cen t per ann um from S e p te m b e r IS. 1 9 1 2 : fo r N in ety D o lla rs a tto r n e y ’ s fees and fo r th e co s ts and d is b u rs e m en ts o f th is suit. T h a t th e usual d e c re e be en te re d by th is C ou rt that th e N orth ea st q u a rte r o f the N o rth w est q u a rter, the N orth h a lf o f the N orth ea st q u a rte r and th e Sou th east q u a rter o f th e N ortheast q u a re r o f S eclon th irty In T o w n s h ip fo u rte e n , sou th , o f R a n g e seven teen Fiast of th e W illa m e tte M eridian be s o ld by th e s h eriff o f th is co u n ty a cco rd in g to law and that th e p r o ce e d s o f said sa le be a p p lie d to th e s a tis fa ctio n o f th e costa o f aald sale, th e costa of th is suit and th e s a tisfa ctio n o f the cla im o f th e p la in tiff T h a t all o f th e a b o v e n am ed d e fen d a n ts and ea ch o f you and all p e r son s cla im in g o r to cla im u n der you be b a rred and fo r e c lo s e d o f anv righ t o r e q u ity o f re d e m p tio n th e re . In excep t as p r o v id e d by sta tu te and that th e p la in tiff have such oth e r and fu r th e r r e lie f as to th e C ou rt m ay seem e q u ita b le In th e prem ises T h is S u m m on * Is serv e d upon you by p u b lica tio n by o rd e r o f th e H o n o r a b le G S p rin g e r, J u d g e of the C ou n ty C ou rt o f C ro o k C ou n ty, O re gon . m a d e N o v e m b e r 10. 1913 Hv 1 said o r d e r It waa d ire cte d that this S u m m on s be p u b lish ed In th e R e d m on d S p ok esm a n , a w e e k ly n ew sp a per pubIM hed at R e d m o n d . O re g o n , o n ce ea ch s u cc e ss iv e w eek fo r alx co n s e c u tiv e w eek s and the date of . the first p u b lica tio n th e re o f la N o v em b er 13. 1 9 1 3, th e date nam ed In aald o r d e r fo r the first p u b lica tion D E N TO N O B I ’ R D IC K . A tto rn e y fo r P la in tiff R e d m o n d . O regon Firat p u b lica tio n N ov. 13-D ec. 25 H1M M ONH In th e C ircu it C o u rt o f th e State o f O re g o n , fo r C ro o k C ou n ty. O m a I-ock e . p la in tiff, va. Flarl Ix>cke, d e fe n d a n t. T o Flarl L o c k e , th e a b o v n am ed d e fen d a n t : In th e n am e o f th e S tate o f O re gon you a re h e re b y re q u ire d to a p pea r and a n sw e r th e co m p la in t filed a ga in st y o u In th e a b o v e e n titled atilt on o r b e fo r e th e 26th da y o f D ecem b er. 19 1 3. aald da y bein g m o r e than 4 2 d a ys fro m th e d a te o f th e first p u b lica tio n o f th is S u m m on s and N o t ic e ; and If you fa ll to so a p pea r and a n s w e r, fo r w ant th e re o f th e p la in tiff w ill a p p ly to th e C ou rt fo r the r e lie f prayed f o r In th e C o m plaint h e re in , to -w lt : fo r a d e cre e d is s o lv in g th e b o n d * o f m a trim o n y now e x is tin g b e tw e e n th e p la in tiff and d e fe n d a n t a nd th at she re ce iv e such fu rth e r re lie f as th e C o u rt m ay And Just and e q u ita b le In th e p r e m ises T h is su m m o n s I* aerved u pon you by p u b lica tion b y o r d e r o f th e H o n o ra b le G. S p rin g e r, J u d g e of the C ou n ty C ou rt o f C ro o k C o u n ty . O re gon . m ade N o vem b er 10. 1 9 1 3. By aald ord er It waa d ir e cte d th at this Su m m ons be pu b lish ed In th e R e d m ond S pokesm an, a w e e k ly n e w s p a per published at R e d m o n d . O re g o n , o n c e each su cce ssiv e w e e k f o r six con secu tive w eeks and th e date of th e first pu blication th e r e o f Is No- ye,l" b« ' ’ **. 1913, th e d a te n am ed In aald ord er for the first p u b lica tio n . DENTON O. B U R D IC K , A tto rn e y f o r P la in tiff dm . . . R e d m o n d . O regon F irst publication N ov. 1 3 -D ec. 25 TH E REDM O ND SPO K E SM A N FROM NOW U N TIL J A N U A R Y 1915 FOR ONLY $1.00. MIS RISE TO TOWER C ontinued front page 7 even, devoid o f emotion. »• be began lo instruct the Jury Crllk-al listeners ohaerved that his charge favored Ibe defendant rather more strongly than the evidence seemed to require They attributed It b> U t U l W ) M l U U hissed by Ih# fact thaï I tie district si turney w s* his sun Judge punmead# was aald to possess an admirably Judl d a l teni|>erament The Jury. Impor tantly led by the fat tudllff Died out -f the courtroom There were no other case« on the day’ s Hat. and the Judge stalked down from the tench to await the venll- t In hla rhamlwra John went to hla office Senator Murvhe l and Whlttredge conducted the droop Ing Sheehan to the witness room away from the curious eve* o f the crowd M.>st o f the epe- tators w allet to s e c the end o f the dm ms A half hour later the huta o f convex sat ton suddenly censed The Judge Wit returning to the bench Sheehan, with W h lttm lg e s u l u tirchi M hla seat by the table They were fol lowed by Jobo Theu the Jury Hied back luto the bog. ■'Gentlemen o f the Jury, hearken to your verdict aa the court halb recorded It You Bud the defendant guilty aa In d icie l And so say you a ll T ' said the clerk. T he Jurors maided Sheehan * fell back In hla chair with an audible groan T w o big tear* coursed ludi crously dow n bis fat cheeks But n o body laug tied lie plucked tnxloualy at klurcbell's sleeve "H a v a I got to go to J a lir ha wbltn pereti Mur-hell drew away from the touch "N ot unie A our friend VYhlttredge bsa forgotten how to delay Justb-a" T h e Jury wns discharged Whit tredge lnforme<| the court that the de funse would move for a new trial, hall wna renewed, and the court waa ad Journed. T he audience alowty matte Ita way out Into the square, where lit tie knots o f nolay. excitad men gath ered. John saw Sheehan standing forlornly by the fatile TJie big. |mndernut figure with the misery shining out o f Its eyra seem ed very pathetic. And. after all. Mheehnn was the s u n t victim o f the system iMpUlaivntj John « . to him Hhcrtinn suddenly seized one o f J oh n ’s hnnds In |M,th his own “ Johnny, can t you get me out o f thle let me off» P I get out o f her* never go Into poll!Ice again, an help m e'“ Joh n * hearl gave him a w rench ae he ebook his head "I wish I eon1* Sheehan." he replied h onest:y "B at you're out o f m y h n u k now " lie turned sway sadly, no asna* at nrtumpk In hte vM '-re lib e n he appeared at the done o f the fV»urth'*use some one raised a cheer It passed along from group In group, tin til all In the square had F-lowl In a ah -rt sharp salute It w ee n**t an hye terl- al d e -c intratl-’ « hut unneual f-w calm self r etained New Chelsea It lastet only a few seconda "Young man " aald IWnatoe Mor*-hell, "enjoy this moment It w oo t last king You are at y-uir apex you are a hero a-i■■-ng your oetghhora Hut thee are cheering you. n -t what you a a ld " “ Not me hut what I aald They see a pr'm lple " “ You're not the Bret rosa w ho hat held that de'uvloo—to his sorrow ~ I T o be con tin u ed I O ld la dy ■••(Vert ng tra- i I I o fte n think y», m l B re m e n run > u .l • • i „ * C M had. Irelng e i •••.•lastly * It h c r im e ■ P o lic e m a n \ •• seadg< B m um It r th e cri-aram, y , l the risk he* mla His* 9 tu tted up w ith US' ; »1 M Mi »\s In th e C ircu it «’our« -f tW aw l O regon e it h ln sod fw i¡M C o u n ty 1 G u y E In .b e ..n I' slailg ix 1 F re d a B a rk ley 1 C i s i 'n j J II lla rk le y d efe . léala | T o A < H anford, tba thru ed d e fe n d a n t In th e n am e o f the that« e J g o n . you are h e r e '» requite? yd pear and a n a n e r the r s o p u k • garnet you In the above n a g j lio n o n or b e fo r e the « t b d t 'r l J H re m b e r 1*11. and if youth. i S a n sw er th e p la in ' Iff elt| the co u r t for the relief 4tMtM6^| •aid co m p la in t » 1 » Thai W * 1 Judgm en t s g in st y >u for thv anl I T e o H u n d re d D o i's r * elth mat I th e re o n • ’. th e ra 'e t • gkl ye a I t-er an n u m fro m the ; ) r d d y e s I gu st. 1*12 tog e th e r elth I* H I and d is b u rs e m e n ts inrladitg u » I tu rn ey fe e in the sum ef Ft"y JÎB F IR M E R *' W E M » la ra . th at th e certala M g j f l HF i » M m it n i,, t.i. t u n m ad e e i c c u t d and dell refed If q l This e||| he a notable event In the Jointly w ith F re d a Berkley »31 en to s e c u r e th e pa y meat ad h r I educational hlctory o f <>reg> i Farm ers' C o operation e ilt be the tain n o te o f y o u r s e lf aad J N leading topic o f r stim u la tin g series ley a n d F r e d a lla rk ley lo dirt S p in k s fo r th e sum o f T n o H ut o f lertures The e e e k e l l ) be c ro w d ed e lth discussions, and dem onatra- ItoUara. th e aald note aad har'd Ilona In everything that m akea fo r b e a rin g d a le A u gust :1 1114 vial the w elfare o f the farm er and hom e aald n o te h as been assigned la » I p la in tiff tie fo re rlo a rd aad tkal >1 m aker p r o p e rty th e re in d e e ribed. text Í I t lN T M l *11« HIT t i l l lt*K -b e South o e e t y .c " of W a| J I M 11(1 .1 to lai. IUI I N ine, in T o w n s h ip Thlrtaah. h The C ollege baa spared n o effort o f Bange T h irte e n ► » h ¡| to m ake this the mnal rom p ie re C ro o k c o u n ty . O regon , he • hört course In Its h istory I veev e o ld fo r th e p u rp o se of pattei m l wide range o f Courses a III be offe re d dis. b a r g in g said Judgment, as4 Ml In G eneral A griculture H orticu ltu re auch u lh e r and fu rth er relief u » I Animal Husbandry. Dairying Poul ■ " u r l m ay e«.-m Jus' » : r ia u ia r try keeping. Mechanic Arta. D om es T h is s u m m o n s la published » ' * | tic Science and Art. C om m erce. For der o f I h e H on O Springer, “ •try. ahd Music N um erous 1er o f th e C o u n ty C ou r« o f ‘ he MM4 d I I 1 1l M I l l s O re g o n wi t hi n a n l for - uwt tu* I ' « W ir * RATION ty. O re g o n , m a d e on the Mtbdavd abroad, will he a leadin g featu re O cto b e r , 1*1 J. und preecrlbltf thr j Make this a pleasant and profita ble this eu m tn on e be published fur * w inter mittng s„ t„n| ofl Ar c o n s e c u tiv e w e e k s In the IM a a l rom modal Inna reasonable R edu ced S p o k e sm a n , a w eek ly rates „n all railroads F*..r fu rth er p u b lish e d at R e d m o n d . 1 'regau I* Inform ation address date o f th e first p u b líca n o s ef 9» H M TF.NNANT. R egistrar. su m m o n s le O c to b e r ?.lrd. I»U C orvallis. O regon J A W ill.C O X . F arm ers’ llualnrsa C ou rses hr A tto rn e y for Plelati* _______________ » - at puht I, at 1-01 ( I ' ' J Oregon Agricultural College If You Want ANYTHING in the B u i Id in }»’ L i n e Go to the Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. Redmond, Oregon I he* Redmond plnnt ciirries tlw» *% ■» * , any lumber company in G n in l I * c o m P,ete 8,(K%k o i bill for any rl. u « c, mn , , ’ ™ V«ur 1« us make an «U nSS “ L ' „ S ? ? <?.«"« •» K'»d service and reasonable" 1- t a S S t d a g ¿ 5 ^ * 1.CT VS TALK SILO. H u * PLAN* AN|, sPHny-p ATI()NS ------- FOR------- 1. 2. CROWN PATENTED SILO. SILOS MADE OF STOCK’ I i ' u u lm . FLOORING. K ‘ M, KR- SIIIPLAP A N I) 3. CONCRETE SILOS. ASK FOR SILO DOCK. “ * A"CS K T ,ATLS ,m M " '“ twurr- M h N I IS A I YO U R SERVICE YOU C A N ’T AFFORD TO MISS THIS SEND IN YOUR ONE D O LLAR TODAY