Redmond Spokesman
Published at the “ Hub C ity” o f Central Oregon
¡VOL 4.
No.
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Strength, Solidity,
Stability, Security
I liai T lm rr In Money
\ otre 1 a . I .
In Turkey*
Al Ihe city «Ir, llon hrld Monday
Ihr "Progressive" tb krt « o h oul all
ihrough for rouncllnirn
II V Or
•fonia, li
M'
f a r r i* and W. (J
Pbornlt brlng rlrc'rd for Ihr long
Irrtn of rouncllnirn. and K O Al
kln*on and I* M llrrdy «tim ing for
Ih« onr yrar Irmi
One hundrrd and
flfty righi «ole* arre ( h i licci t>2 of
«h lr h « r r r Ville* of tom rn
Thr proposillon lo havr Ihe city
Irvy a lai for Ihr *uppnrt of a frrr
'Ihrary « a * drfralrd. a* v a i alno Ihr
pmpoaltlon for Ihr city enunci I lo
hu) a li«« I I Ino pump for 'he city
« a l r r plani
Followlng I* Ihr yolr a* ra*l
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i> l'hornli » ■ * *l*n on thl* ticket
for ihr long trrm munrllman
f o r library lai. 57. agalnal, ( t
f o r o r * pump. 52, agalnst. 74
Thl* yrar haa demon»!rated lhal
■ hr farmer* In the country surround
Ing Hrdniond havr gone quite rt-
(«naively Into
Ihr
lurkry raising
hualnr**
Shipments from here (o
■ hr I'ortUnit «nd The Dalles inarkrl*
havr been large. ron*lderlng fhl* U
prarllcally Ihr flrat year this kind of
poultry ha* been given any roualder-
ablr »Mention by raiser* here
If I* estimated, from figure* ob
tained from
(hr
Hedmond I'nloti
Warehouse and Ihr rtpreaa nun-
panlea. (hat $5»0 worth of turkeys
» e r r »hipped from Ihl* place for the
Thanksgiving trade
Over 3.0»»
pound* were »hipped by express (o
The I'allr* by Ihr rtprea* companies,
and (hr fa n n e r * ' I'nlon Warehouse
Company report a heavy shipment of
turkey*, Ihr week before Thanksgiv
ing. to thr Portland market
The aucceaa of lurkry rklslng In
this territory ha* been so successful
(hi* year that Ihr Indication* are
lhal hereafter Hrdmond will tie an
Important »hipping point for the bird
lhal make* a real Thanksgiving din
ner possible.
ARK
I k s I'K C IA I.LY M K N T IO N K I)
Lot,\N -The Home of Ihr Hlg
[In«h I'olaloen I« ut Redmond
Kant Si In l'p
and
Takes
tNolirv of Thin Section
M' ISraham. westwrn Imtoalrlal
ml of Ihr Urral Northern Hallway,
tli m Iba following In r > i * o l lo
tllapla» of |Milaloaa aanl from
art IUm Io tha C b l r t f o l-and
a
I harr j ti at nanlirtl a photograph
lha i.rrat Northern H i l l a a i ' i
Sentili m l rthibll al Ihr I nlird
»<-• I .and Sho» In lha Coliseum
I'hlraao
Thr ahoa opened November 2».
jd la non ninniti* full blaal, and
ill i litar tlrrambaP 7
I aaa by lha photograph lhal Ihr
idtliond polalora
a rra
citan a
inai conspicuous rthib ll. and aaa
;1I rmphaaUrd
Tharr aaa a larcr
jlr of Ihrm In Ihr front pari of ihr
ihlbll brarlng an attractive. largr
ird reading aa f o lio « a
ItrT t T O M
from
RKPM l IN II, OHMMIH,
is i t I T n n l l o M .
tot«.
IV« had
olhar
('antral Orrgon
roditela, bul your Hrdmond polalora
rra given particular prominence
'hr East navar a a « aurh flnr and
■rgr polatoaa aa « a r a goiian from
N r I'olalo S h o », and ara n o « on
uhlblilon at t'hlrago
In addition to our big produrla at
Mbit. I JO frat long and I I
ferì
rrp. on lha main (loor, « a h a t « a
rgr esclusive (paratura hall and
re running ronllnuou* moving plc-
iurrg and ataraopllcon lectures. dr*
inlng I'rniral Orrgon
and othrr
ralrrn arrnaa
Mr
alan h « * r a
i«rgr (»tarier National l*ark rthibll
in Ihr balroity covering I . O ' » square
irai
M r ara lha only transcontl-
••nial American railway lhal ha* an
Inhibit al Ihr Chicago (how
With
• hr glair of Orrgon official rthibll.
and our own. ('antral Orrgon I« par
Ocularly » r l l
represented In Ihl«
year'a Chicago lutnd Hho«
FAKES A SLAM AT
SPUD RAISING HERE
(H IM .«IN
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P \ I ’ l It
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GALLOWAY HOLDS
ELECTION INVALID
i » m
is io N
i j n in ' n i s
to
m sT
grow.
W e will
help your cash
Patrons of our Time Deposit department not only
have unsurpassed protection for their funds, but are allowed
a constant and liberal interest on their deposits.
The depositor with a small account will receive just as
courteous and careful attention as the one with a large ac
count.
The first consideration of the officers of this bank is the
security of the funds intrusted to our care by depositors.
With a large paid up capital, a strong surplus and undivided
profit account, a practical and conservative management, and
a representative board of directors, this bank is prepared to
principles.
I f you are not doing business with us why not begin
today ?
von*
Court Ite, lare» 1 bai Only on Kegular
Mill Produce UNI Time«
W e live by helping others live.
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IMIM N I III * »H C U I N T »
Claim» Thal Cta< kania» County Soll
The bank that has these qualities should have your account.
offer you the best service possible based on sound banking
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The above four words is a brief biography of our bank.
Me, lion* Can Liquor Mai
ler Ite I »retried
Redmond Bank of Commerce
REDMONI),
More Than Crook
A Salem dispatch of Nov Ik say*
In regard lo (he recent election there
to pul Ihe saloon* out of business
Declaring that a local option election
can only tie held on Ihe first Tuesday
after ihe first Monday In November,
when either a general or a stale or
city election Is held. Judge (¡a l
low i»> today overruled (he demurrer
Interposed by the defense In the suit
Instituted by John Stillman (o have
Ihe local option election held here In
November declared
Invalid, and (a
restrain Ihe County Court from Is
suing an order pronouncing this city
" d r y ." The court had already Issu
ed a temporary Injunction In the
atilt, and announced that, unless
County Attorney Klngo. representing
•the County Court, appealed or an
a we red In to days, he would make
the Injunction permanent.
In addition to contending that the
election was Invalid because held at
the time o f the special state election,
and not at a time when a genera!,
alate or city election was held, attor
ney» for Stillman declared that a
number of votes had been Illegally
cast. The court tlld not pass on this
latter question, and will not do so
unless the defense answers
County
Attorney Klngo contended that the
election was valid, even though held
at the time o f the apectal state elec
tion. as the election was general. In
the sense that all the people could
vole, but the court held against this
view
The defense also contended
that the eourt had no Jurisdiction,
but the court held that this point
was not sound
Should Judge Gal
loway's decision be upheld by the
Supreme Court. It will mean that all
local option elections held on No
vember 4. provided a regular city
election was not also then held, are
Invalid.
OREGON
The following I* taken from the
Oregon City enterprise of Nov I I
" f l y » acre* of land planted In po
tato«« and ten Rack* of spuds" I* (he
mennage sen' tiy (ieorge
Kern*, a
former resident of Ihl* »eclbin. In a
letter lo an Orrgon City friend In d«-
N, rlhln* hi* e«»tern Oregon ranch at
Ml I.K %NIt IONI N H II'M I NTS
Powell Hull« near Crook county
Thl* ha* a remarkable comparison
Honor Roll for the month ending
C L E A R L A K E TO BK SCENE Ob'
Tbrrr I sr* ,»f Mitlis ( h i I root llr r r with Clackamas county land which
November 28, 1813.
will produce around 2 « » *nck* of po
lo North I anilina
At T I V I T V
Pupils neither absent nor tardy
tatoes lo the acre II mean* that »oil
during the month.
produce about
George II II nur 11 of Prlnevllle. yr« In ihl* county » I I I
Ktr«t tirade.
Irrday shipped
Ihrer
carload« of 10» lime* Ihe crop Ilian Ihe Crook
Kvelyn Atkinson.
mulrg lo M adrghoro. N C . o*rr Ihe county land
Klva Caughey.
II I* not known whether Mr Kern*
Oregon Trunk Hallway
Mr Huseell
H> rim-Elerlrir Plant M ill It.- Built
Willie Khret.
recently «hipped arveral carload» of will return lo Ihe Wlllamalte valley
Ella Fair.
by the t »regoli K le. tru
home« to Ihr u n i r pince
I'rniral or not. but hla friend* arc »aid fo he
Kva Friend.
Oregon mille* are In demand ln Ihr making an carne»t effort lo bring the
Josephine Parrish.
lli Caroadcw
»(raying
one
back
to
the
land
of
South, Mr Ituaarll ataled
Charlie Hodman.
Kdrnond Woods.
Allen W lllc otrn of I’owell Unite. "plenty, prosperity, and payroll
It will he noticed lhal the Oregon
Rex Floyd.
V'-rerday «hipped a carload of go«><l
Marion
S’ arnell.
liog* lo the I'nrtlnnd market
The City paper has Powell Untie "near
lone Tucke.
Thut Is about
a*
Plans have been announced for an
I'owrll Untie aertlnn ha* bren mak Crook county
Immense hydro-electric power plant
Ing a number of »hlpmenl« of hog* truthful as the balance o f the story
The claim
Second Grade.
which will be built by the Oregon
nnd calile In the Portland market printed by the paper
made that Clackamas county will
Klectrlr on Clear Mike. 80 miles east
Freddie Atchinson.
Hie pani few month«
produce about 100 times the rrop
John Rates.
o f Eugene. In the Cascade Moun
George Bradley.
that Crook county will. 1» somewhat
tains. at a cost of $6.000.000. Work
AN E N T E R P R IS IN G 4 ITI7.KN
Edgar Brown.
stretched
The writer does not
on the first unit will begin next June
Harold Cline.
know what kind of a farmer Mr
by George K. Kdniondstone. hydraul
Forest Khlers.
fern I » l i l t r Ih e lain il fo r Starch j Kerns Is. nor how much of a crop of
ic engineer. There will be two plants,
Orval Friend.
l a. lory In laN-ate.
potatoes he raised on his farm at
the first to generate 20.000 horae
Johnny Hanson.
Powell Butte "near Crook county,
power, and 45.000 horse power will
David Loree.
hill
II
Is
a
well
established
fact
that
Charles
Morrill.
eventually
be
developed.
The Hpokeaman ha» Ihe name of
the
Powell
Butte,
as
well
as
Ihe
Hed
Philo Smith.
The Hill railway interest» plan to
» Hedmond eilten « h o state« he will
Hugh Woods.
furnish electrical power for the en
gtve a 100t 100 foot Int nn a enrner mond section, has the balance of Ihe
Ilarel Caughey.
it
tire western part of the state. Sur
In Ihe clty for Ihe purpnse of ratsb- slate hacked off the map when
Florence Clark.
comes
(o
raising
good
potatoes
In
veyor»
are
now
at
work
on
two
ll»hlng a alarch faclory here
Ile
Henrietta Jensen.
abundance
routes
for
transmission
lines,
one
will lake hla pay for thl» land In
Edna Ragan.
The Powell nulte section hss been
down the McKenxIe river toward Ku
s'oek of the »tarch
faclory
The
gene. and the other down the Santl-
nnme of Ihe donnr o f Ihl* land I» taking prices al the Hedmond Potato
Eighth tirade.
show for Ihe past three years on
am toward Albany.
wIthheld tinfII »urh Urne a« »«»ma
Hlla Morse
I
heir
potatoes,
ami
l
b
"
railroad*
A
tunnel
through
the
walls
of
lhing deflnlle la done ln Ihe maller
Evelyn Smith.
have alwaya been eager lo get sam
| Clear l,ake will carry the water In a
•>f geiilng a alarch faclory locaed
Frances Thompson.
ples
of
these
potatoes
lo
show
what
10-foot conduit a mile and a half un
her«, when he aaya he will come
Bertha Malkson.
Madge M'ho helped you make
can
be
grown
In
thl»
aectlon
of
the
der a 500-foot head to the first pow
Wayne Chase.
thrniigh wlfh hla pari
a» »talrd
such
a
fool
out
of
that
poor
young
er plant, and the second plant will
Robert Johnson.
ahnve
T h l» man alaled to The | slate.
The statement of Mr. Kerns made \ man?
Wilbur Dlttlmore.
take the water from the first, carry
Npokrauian Ihal he Ihought II was
Majorte—
He
did.
Douglas Mullarky.
with many
It further down the river below Mo-
now time for «nme of Ihe moneyed above should be taken
Hale Ordway.
Kenxie falls to a second set of gene
nien o f Ihe clly Io lake up Ihe m al grains of sail -In fad, you cannol
Clarence Stelnkopf.
The Venue of Milo explained:
pill loo much salt on It and
not
rators. The electric current will be
ler nf »aiahllahlng a alarch faclory
Wendell Thompson,
"T o o k 'em off to aqueeie Into a
stand as a criterion for this whole
I carried over heavy transmission linos
here, nipl he Ihought If they had Ihe
l i s t e r Ragan.
summer hotel room." she said »Im
section
of
Crook
county.
at
110,000
volta.
Inlereal* of the clty al heart Ihey
ply.
wonld "come Ihrnugh” In proporllon
The train that comes Into Tlckvllle
"|*ld Sir Alfred Murgatroyri rome
n» he I* wIlling Io do
Most of the world’ s knowledge Is every week will soon begin to run
"
I
s
Dobbs
egotistical?"
over here on biialneea
You
must Iste, ss the blackberry vine» along
"Yes, Inded
M’ hy, every time he based on newspapers.
"Oh. no. It I» only a pleaatire trip
Onori advertising la never an e i
Ile rame over to »wear at the coun stands on a street corner he thinks read them If you would know what the right of way are showing signs o f
ns«
It awaya more than pay» for
Is going on.
la large crop.
he's In public life.”
try.”
ielf.
MMENSE POWER HONOR ROLL OF IHE
M
HAY CREEK RANCH
SOLD FOR $50,000
The Hay Creek ranch In Crook
county, comprising 25.000 acres,
has been bought from the Baldwin
Sheep & I«ind Co. for a considera
tion approximating
$500.000 by
Judge John L. Twohy. Emery Olin
stead and L. B. Menefee. directors of
the Northwestern National Bank,
and James B. Kerr o f the legal firm
of Carey A Kerr.
The ranch will
continue to be operated under the
company name.
There are now more than 20.000
sheep on the ranch, valued at $100,-
000. This number will be Increased
and cattle and hogs will
also be
raised.
The purchasers have no Intention
of cultivating the land, except to
raise fodder for the stock.
AI.FA1.KA TO BE SEEDED
IN CENERAI, ORRGON
Twenty-five farmers o f Central Or
egon have been given packets o f dry
land alfalfa seed sufficient to plant
one acre, the officials of the Oregon
Trunk railway seeking to demon
strate the possibilities o f this partic
ular kind of seed To get a thorough
teat, each of the farmer» given seed
has promised to report the results.
Five farmers from the vicinity o f
each of the towns of Madras. Metol-
lus. Culver. Redmond and Bend have
agreed to try the experiment so that
comparisons of the different sections
may be made.
NAM ES
FOR
M A IL IN G
The Spokesman has the name o f
every taxpayer In Crook county, with
their postoffice address. Persona de
siring names for mailing or other
purpoeee can secure same at this of
fice at a reasonable figure.