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t he proper tim e to co o tid e r b a > i i ( thane N O N -
S K ID T I R E S fo r y o a r ear.
make.
L e t us r i t e you p rices oa any
These tires w ill r i t e you aa increased m ileage plus
the s a fe ty fa cto r.
P H O N E 701
F R E E
F R E E
A IR
HONOR ROLL OF THE
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7th (.r a ilr
Ray Johnaon.
Clyde Fry
Mvian Young
Heaa Wood»
G la d y s J a c k so n
Honor roll for the week end: ne
November 21. 1*13:
IM l>ndr
Evelyn A’ ktnaoa.
Elva Cnughey.
Kennedy Easton.
W illie Ehret.
Ella Fair.
E »a Friend
Marian Gitting».
Carol Kenyon.
Joaepbine Parriah.
Charlie Rodman.
Ion« Tacke.
Rex Floyd.
Elia Chlea.
Marion Va meli.
2 n d a»<1 .Ard G ra d e s
I.yle Anderson
Freddie Atrbin»on.
John Bate».
George Bradley.
Edgar Brown.
Donald Carotin.
Harold Cline.
Forest Ehiers.
Orral Friend.
Jobnny Hanaon.
David Lores
Charlea Morrill.
Pbilo Smith.
Hugh Wood».
Marcia Brewer.
Hazel Caughey.
Florence Clark.
Henrietta Jenaen.
Winifred Manx.
Edna Ragan.
May Tuckc
Eleanor Euaton.
4 th
G ra d e
payne Lauderbnck.
Ivin Clark
iolet Tinner.
Fntbia Hobbs,
ton Tuck»
artlet'e Kendall.
<hn Bradley,
irgll Beckwith,
arry Hanaon.
merica Rodman,
idle Friend,
elvln Farria.
eater Yaraell.
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Bat«s.
Gillette.
Beckwith.
I^uderback.
Mohler.
rt Glttlngs.
Woods.
H m tfh.
.obblnt.
Weatherley.
Afh Grade
y Young
Atkinson.
Ordway.
Farris.
Cendal!.
A'ortz.
Tucke.
R e in k ö p f.
horn paon.
Davenport.
Prouse.
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Ragan.
Yarnell.
arnell.
Helen Dtttlmore.
Rath K»e»enieyer.
Beulah Tinner.
Rachael Caae.
Clara Neuman
Mildred Smith.
Meda Gillette
Marjorie Brewer.
Charlee Abby.
Joyce Robbina.
G rw il»— H 0. Hi, I I ami 12
Verna Chlea
Oacar Parr ah.
Hila Morse.
Maud Malkaon.
Evelyn Smith.
France» Thompson
Bertha Malkson.
Stella Ruaaell.
John Brewer
Sam Bate«.
Wayne Chase
Robert Johnaon.
Wilbur Dlttimore.
Douglaa Mullarky.
Hale Ordway.
Clarence Stelnkopf
Wendell Thompson
le tte r Ragan.
Ray Golden.
Read the "Snow Flake” flour ad
on another page of this laeue— and
then buy some of the flour.
17tl
A G E D E X -O K F H I i f .
Prinevllle Journal: Crook county
Is not to be outdone In the mattgr of
furnishing the oldest living official
In the state. The claims of James
Elkina was disputed by L. L. Whit­
comb of Saginaw. Oregon
Mr. Elk­
ins held office 51 years ago but Mr
Whitcomb went him seven years be;-
| ter.
Now comes B. F. Nichols of Laid-
law, who can go Mr. Whitcomb nine
years better.
Mr. Nichols write«
| " I was elected sheriff ( under the
provisional government of Oregont
of Polk county the first Monday in
June. 1444. 47 years ago
Again In
1452, under the territorial organiza­
tion. I was elected sheriff; served
two years and was re-elected, serv­
ing two consecutive terms.”
Id*t us do your next order o f Job
printing. High grade work and
price» satisfactory. The Redmond
; Spokesman.
Oregon Agricultural College
FAHMKRM- WEEK
DECKMBKR H to Iff. 1*13
Thfa will be a notable event In the
educational history of Oregon
Farmer»' Co-operation will be the
leading topic of ? stimulating aeries
of lectures The week will be crowd­
ed with discussions, and demons!ra­
tions In everything that makes for
the welfare of the farmer and home
maker.
W IN T E R
HHORT
COFRM K
J A N C A R Y fi to 20. 101 I
The College haa »pared no effort
to make this the most complete
short course In It* history. A very
wide range of course« will be offered
In General Agriculture, Horticulture,
Animal Husbandry, Dairying, Poul - 1
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Ortgua. for Crook County
Louise C Davenport, plaintiff,
ru
Mooes A. Gal irk. Berths M Gu­
il d . O G Adams. S. W Taney, de­
fendants
To Moees A Gulirk and Bertha M
Gultek the above named defend­
ants
la the name of the State of Ore­
gon you are hereby required to ap­
pear and aaswer the complaint Died
against you la the above entitled
suit oa or before the 24th day of
December. 1*13. said day being
more than 4 2 days from the date of
the first publication of this Summons
and Notice, and if you fail to so ap­
pear and answer, for want thereof
the plaintiff will apply to the C
for the relief prayed for in the Com­
plaint herein, to-wtt that judgment
be entered against you for the sum
of Nine Hundred Dollars with Inter­
est thereon ut the rate of ten per
cent per annum from September 1*.
1*12. for Ninety Dollars attorney's
fee» and for the costs and disburse­
ments of this suit
That the usual
decree be entered by this Court that
the Northeast quar*er of the North­
west quarter, the North half of the
Northeast quarter and the Southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter of
Section thirty In Township fourteen
south, of Range seventeen East of
the Willamette Meridian be sold by
the sheriff of this county according
to law and that the proceeds of »aid
•ale be applied to the satisfaction of
the costa of said sale the costs of
this suit and the satisfaction of the
claim of the plaintiff
That all of the above named de­
fendants and each of you and all per­
sona claiming or to claim under you
be barred and foreclosed of any
right or equity of redemption there­
in except as provided by statute and
that the plaintiff have auch other
and further relief aa to the Court
may aeem equitable In the premises
This Summons is served upon you
by publication by order of the Hon­
orable G Springer. Judge of fhe
County Court of Crook County. Ore­
gon. made November 10. 1*12
Bv
said order It was directed that this
Summons be published in the Red­
mond Spokesman, a weekly newspa­
per published at Redmond. Oregon,
once each aucceuaive week for six
consecutive weeks and the date of
the first publication thereof la No­
vember 13. 1*12. the date named In
said order for the first publication
DENTON G BI'RDICK.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Redmond, Oregon
First publication Nov. 13-Dec. 25
k laee» bee eyea cfcvesd ber face white
" M v dear, my d e a f
Doo t you « e e l
Tow r* aghttwg »g u ia «* <be th in g that
means y o o r happ'nesa
I ’ m un* a fra id
to « • « now foc 1 k o - e I cun g iv e V'U
fa r a»>re than you II e ve r have fher
v ie
W h s » I w ant to <h> ma » •> tor
ft N e
It Is v ery sim ple
I ran t •*-*
whv a fe w i r e en str-v-giv «g a in s t it
knd It d -w e e t m e « » the sacrifice you
think
A lrea dy It has te o a gh t victory
t o d »he « o r . . i e r s 'o a o f m eo you so
much d r » -e
In the end If w e have
»b e s p ir t to Bgbt and « s i t "
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t h e ' besd snd
p* «b ed h erself s w a y lean in g hack In
the seer
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“ I t Isn't tie» late t f nut r » r u ‘
" I s curing e v e r y th in g ’ T m know It
« I
I f It Were you w o u ’d r 't m ake
con d itio n « Ton w ou ld use y e i r P r » Ins
Tour ts e n t i lo work out * « r v e r T -u
w ould h ave accepted Senator M ur
r bel f* « offer“ —
"T o n think t h a t » - be c rie d
Then
you d o n 't ra re"*
“ Ah " «h e «aid resen tfu lly, “ you can
•ay th a t? Do yon think 1 m u id u n set
m yweff a » 1 h ave d -ue foe you f o » a
fan cyV
yy-it you w .ej dn't ondee
stand
I t h i v e ry practical m atter
L ife l«n 't all m oon ligh t
It 1» all v erv
te s u tlfn l to g iv e o n e s life to an Ideal
An d you 're v e ry splendid now In the
f!o «h o f your first TV " ry
Ton w ou ld
be » t ill splendid ligh tin g a henee, loe
Ing ligh t w h ile you w ere young, but
when you w ere s broken dow n m ldd'e
vged fa ilu re cu »» salde s career out
o f th e question, do you think rhst I —
It w o u ld n 't I » rom antic then
I'd be
a lw a y s lookin g up i t the men I once
knew , tb e men w ho w ere conquering,
d oin g b ig th in g « snd I d regret
And
I'd h ate you then "
" I t seem s." be cried b itte rly “ I In
•pine little confidence
I'm told by
e v e ry one b efo re I hsve* tried long,
w h ile I am still w inning, th at I'm
deom ed to he » fa ilu r e "-
" N o w It I « you w h o w ill no« see " fihe
becam e m ore gen tle
" I t o you think
I m o ld c a re fo r a w e s k lln g ’
It Isn't
HIMWONH
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon, for Crook County.
Oma Locke, plaintiff,
v».
Earl Locke, defendant.
To Earl Locke, the abov named de­
fendant:
In the name of the State of Ore­
gon you are hereby required to ap­
pear and answer the complaint filed
againat you In -the above entitled
suit on or before the 24th day of
December. 1*13, said day being
more than 42 daya from the date of
the first publication of this Summons
and Notice; and If you fall to so ap­
pear and answer, for want thereof
the plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the rellef prayed for In the Com­
plaint herein, to-wlt: for a decree
dissolving the bonds of matrimony
now existing between the plaintiff
and defendant and that she receive
such further relief as the Court may
find Just and equitable In the prem­
ises
Thla summons la served upon you
by publication by order of the Hon­
orable G. Springer. Judge of the
County Court of Crook County, O r e ­
gon. made November 10, 1913. By
aald order It waa directed that this
Summons be published In the Re<l |
mond Spokesman, a weekly newspa­
per published at Redmond, Oregon,
once each successive week for six
consecutive weeks and the date of |
»h<- first publication ti,«-r»-.,f In No
vember 13. 1913. the date named In
said order for fhe first publication.
DENTON O BI'RDICK.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Redmond, Oregon.
First publication Nov. 13-Dec 25
THE REDMOND SPOKESMAN FROM NOW UNTIL JAN U ARY 1915 FOR ONLY $1.00.
■e .jistrust
t o t your Ideai. I
» * • • « store o f pulltV « tb »n I IVI a year
•go
T . « r drsem w ilt get you < « i f
d>«epfe»tB> sveni
E ven the M g
who h a v e d 'iv e the See g»>d th e « » fog
fh • C» ; try •:«ed I he f o e « they f »und
•t hand com prom ised with e v il to
v es te g '« d
i b i th e lf g -««t » l i a d »
fiuddeti » «h e le ere d to w ard him snd
[Ws .-I • haod on bis arm
"l.im g .
Jo h n '
« '*e p»4atrd to the north star
gleam in g palely In the m oon ligh t
"T h a t s * »r la beautiful, hut It 1« v ery ,
very high « an I y et understand* Ask
me t‘ > go w ith you to the im m otala tup
and I » III g »
1 w i:i help you clim b,
but In that Star am i I caa t
nhe had « '. i l r n him s* d ir r»>ukt » I
w ays shake bim. set him to q a w l l œ
lug the real value o f the p u r r » « » that
through forree o ver w hich he bad an
control as It seerasd had gv-»wo until
It filled bis life. r t . Ml « Sii eia» lir e
ba l still rested o s his arm. yet he
found stren gth to a a sw er
"T '»n ve «nid it you reel f m rtn g Isn 't
eve ryth in g
H r g -» to his fee t s lo w ly
Uh». I n »
pam
W ith s »w id e n Jealous contrée
tV>n c f ber heart she ree liar, t bow lit
tie o f the g r ie f abe had lb .-hi to see
w as la his look
s tre n gth n s a there
the strength to suffer s ad te w ith ­
stand and sono-tblng elee, alm ost •
g lo w , the reflection o f a spirit banded
dow n to this man s T e i tbe geneva
tpms fro m s o age o f m artyrs w ho
w e re gla d to pay fo r th eir fa ith
W ith
a great price be w as p ayin g fur bin
faith , and It becam e the m ore precV-ue
to him
t*hr fou nd the nervi to Justify herself
b efo re him
" A t lea st." she «a id unsteadily "y o u
w ill rem em ber (h at I d id o t pertem i
until It waa b n Is is fo r you to encape
me and then w o rry you lo ta goin g my
w ay. as many wom en h ave d oo e
I'm
Am 1
hot qu ite so selfish as that
w h o lly c o n tem p tib le *"
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"T o u aren t con tem p tib le
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that you d on 't love, l a v * diwsn t hag
g le <>r fr y to d ra g d ow n
V ou h a v e
m istaken, honestly m istaken, s o m »
th in g else fo r It
I f you rare«l but
you don t
T ou w ill find th at out
soon "
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w a ie r tn g ly
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