Redmond Spokesman
Published at the “ Hub City” o f Central Oregon
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HKDMONI), CROOK COUNTY. OKKGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 26. 1014
$1.50 PE R Y E A R
FOUND SHOT Ï0 DEATH
THE m l l O N W N J l l l l OKI 'IOEM
THAT HIM k l l . L I M i M AM
A f t IDENTAL
(I iriland Evening Tolvinm ,
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Mar. Ii 2 4 I
Ort ihr armili.I thaï taira utiilrr
th« * r ti .Irli law .if 1913 il.i nul l.r
coQß
laquent until September I of
yea r. Circuit Judge I ’lrrion
liuornliiK aranlnl Knarr II Hin
I» ¡ i-' l ' Imi for a rrai i am : na ..r.1 • •
Finally rnjolnlna County Trraa
John M Lewis from collecting
Dally of I per hml a mollili front
I«.randa who harr |>alil onr half
b r la i r i prior in \prll I l l l l
■ onrl’a rullna la ri|irriril to
ktf. a al in 11 a r ifTni on Ihr .oil.’. Iloti
penalty In the eiiMrr alate
(.«lera In every ronnly ha», fol
pi ihr raar from Ila Inerpilon and
¡paymmta have Irmi unuauallv
|1 per. tilia Ille out. ou r of Ulla
briber District Attornry Evans
County Trraaurrr l*ewia will ap
ihr mattar to Ihr Hupreme Court
l.r illaruaaril at a martina Fri-
I aflrrnoxn In Ihr rn.u.i of II..
|i ■ ommlaal.iiiera
Br hla romplalnt Mlnnntt rrprrarnla
I ihr latra rollai trd up to April I
U ¡.rollile for all Ihr requirements
Ihr roani y (orarnmrnt, and that
rolirtlon of ihr full amount of
|»a by April 1 would rauar to lay
In tha rounty trraaury. or to br
•altr.l In banka, mora than $4.-
noo, and that thr penally of I
rant a month la rtorbllanl. un-
•onabla and uaurloua
fl • itila petition IMairl.l Atlornrr
lana. In brhalf of t'ounty Trraaurrr
wla. Alad a drtnurrrr admitting thr
Ih of thr allegation In thr rom
Int, but raising a duration of la a
to thr right of the rourt Ita laaur
restraining ordrr
Thr arrllon of Ihr tat law In dura
li provides that If taira ara not
Id tirforr April I of rartl yrar, rer
Jn penal!Ira Increasing rarh month
rraftrr, ahall br lavlrd until Hep-
nibrr 1, whm all unpaid taira
all br drrlarrd drllnaurnt
Slnnott rontrndrd that aa latra do
t tirroinr drllnaurnt until Hepteln-
r I, thrrr ran br no valid require
lent madr for atari Ina panait Ira br
rr that tlmr Thr rounty trraaurrr
Ida that thr mrrr uar of thr word
toriinquont." aa applied t.> Bepletn
B r r I, dora not turan that It waa In
fcnded that that ahould tir thr data
of drllnuurnry, but rathrr that "tha
thlnaa rrqulrad by thr art to br dona
ahould drtrrtnlnr thr data of ilrlln-
durncy," and uryra that brrauar of
thr ntlua of penali lea on April I, that
data la thr rral data of delinquency
In aummlna up Judar t'lrrtou aaya
In hla drrlaluu
‘ T'ndrr thla vlrw I bava taken,
thrrr la no Iraal duty rratlna upon
Ihr tatpayrr to pay latra prior to
Vignai 31, and thrrr la no drfault
until September I
It follows, there-
f. rr, that no pmaltl.-a to br paid br-
forr that data ran br Impoard That
la thr data aprrlally named by thr
atatutr whlrh
plaintiff rontrnda
ahould rontrol. and In thr arrond
piara, many Important provlalona of
t!m art would br rmdrrrd meanlnx-
Iraa. and
Inrtlrlrabln
ronfualon
would rrault If April I waa madr thr
data of drllnuurnry
Ho. In arror I
•iura with thr othrr provlalona of thr
a.t, I And It nrrraaary to hold Hap-
tambar I Ihr drllnuurnry data Thr
drfrndant rontrnda rightly that thla
data would br drtrrmlnr.l by thr
aplrlt and inranliiK of thr art
With
thla thr rourt agrees Thr rourt
dora not agrra that thr aplrlt and
manning la that thrrr ahould br any
drllnuurnry brforr Sept amber 1
Hr varal Inatanrra will uulrkly ahow
that April 1 rannot br aualalnrd aa
thr drllnuurnry data
lly Hrrtlon
I I . t'haptrr I I I .
Lords lawn of
I y 13. thr ahrrlff la madr thr rollrrtor
of drllnaurnt taira
lly arrtlon ]S
thr drllnaurnt roll la not turned
over to thr ahrrlff until after Septem
ber I
If thr ahrrlff la to collect de-
llnuuent latra, and they are deltn-
uumt after April 1, and the ahrrlff
dora not get hin roll until September
I, tatpayrra rannot pay their delln-
Uurti! taira during either April. May.
June. July or Augnai, for there la no
one to receive thr taira, and certain
ly thr law rontemplatea the tatpayrr
may. during April, pay hla latea,
raperlally when pcnaltlea are put
upon them
If hr dora not pay by
May. again hr la further prnalltrd,
and ao on until September
Again
It will be noted that It la made the
sheriff's duty within one month
after drllnuurnry to Inane certlAcatrn
of delinquency If thr latra become
font lulled on I’ agr 3
A Mud rim dlapatch of the 23rd
aava
William Thleleman mat a
tragic death on Hnturday evenlntt.
either at hla own handa or thoae of
aomeone alee, the Indication« being
that he accidentally allot himself
The body waa found when Itay, a
non of the dead man, ratne home
from work and not Andlng hla father
at home left for the Aeld where the
man'a team waa found, with the
body lying a ahort dlatanre away,
the aide of the head being blown
off A double-barreled ahotgun. con
taining one empty ahell, wan found
near the body The wagon neat w«a
bloody and the Indication« are that
the man waa ahot while riding Is
the wagon and remained In hla neat
until the wagon «truck a big atump
and waa overturned, when the body
waa thrown out and fell aome dla
tanre away
The theory of the au-
thorltlea la that, white riding In the
rig. Thlelenmii had the gun «landing
by hla aide and when reacting for it
to ahont at a rabbit, he accidentally
dlacharged It. the load tearing away
the right aide of hla fare and greater
part of hla skull
Iteceaaed haa been a realdent of
thla aoctlon for nearly 13 year«, hay
ing located on a homeatead whlrh la
now In a high atate of cultivation,
and at thla place hla family haa been
reared
lie leave« a wife and four
children
lie waa about <0 yearn of
age and had «pent a greater part of
hla life In Oregon
At the coroner'« Inqueat Sunday,
held by P It Polndeiter of Prlne-
vllle. accompanied by Sheriff Elkina.
It develo|4d that after Andlng the
body. Thleleman'a «on and wife
loaded It Into the wagon and brought
It to the houae before notifying the
neighbor« or authorltlea. The cor
oner'« Jury brought In a verdict of
accidental «hooting
ITS
The Spokeaman for good printing
Coot) fund is the three-timps-a-<I hv problem with you.
Providing it at RR'.HT PR ICES is the nll-the-time prob
lem with this store.
So, its you may have jrut*ssctl, we should like to have you
solve a good deal of your problem with our store.
You will And that at all times we are in a position to
serve you with the REST there is in the ('»GROCERY L IN E
and ask you to give us a trial order and let us show you how
well we can satisfy your wants.
to you, for
they are always fresh.
Place your next order for anything you may want in the
Grocery Line with us, and we are assured you will be amply
satisfied with the goods and service.
W IT H A P R O G R E S S I V E
S P IR IT
A N D
U P -T O -D A T E
M ETH O DS— M A K E T H E
Redmond
Bank of
Commerce
A GOOD P L A C E TO DO
Y O U R B A N K IN G
C A P IT A L $25,000.00
THE PRINEVILLE R. R. THE COMING SEASON
NOW SEEMS ASSURED PROMISES BIG RESOLES
Hobb’s Cash Grocery and Bakery
¡E GUARD OF
SETTLERS ARRIVING
I. A T E S T HEIM HITS IV l*l<'ATE ENTIER
PRESENT CONDITIONS O.-W. R. * N. CO. REPORTS T H A T
CHOPS OK ALI. KINGS M IL L
TWO COLONIES OK NK.MCOM
T il XT CMINSTIU tT IO N WORK
PROIHCE LARGE YIELDS
ERS HAVE ARRIVED
Ml El. St HIN REt. IN
It now eeema an aaaured fact that
the long-talked-of
railroad from
Mctoliua to Prlnevllle will be built
and ready for carrying out the 1914
crop.
From an authoritative aource It la
learned that work will .begin on the
conatruction of the new road ahortlr
after the tat of April, and that money
for the beginning of the work has
been depoalted In the Flrat National
Rank at Prlnevllle.
The promotera of the road have
secured the right of way and stato
that everything la now in such con
dition that they ran go right ahead
with the work of building the Une.
For aome time It haa been contend
ed that the road would never ma
térialité. but recent developments go
to ahow that construction work will
begin early In April, and the Prlne
vllle and Metollua people are shak
ing handa with each other over the
event.
Thla new road will tap a rich
country and be an outlet for a vast
producing section that heretofore has
been denied rail transportation.
NAMES FOR MAII.INH
REDMOND, OREGON
F U N D S — TOGETHER
IK YOU WANT
To rent • houae
To aell a houae
To get a boarder
To rent a room
To aell anything
To buy anything
1'ae The Spokeaman'a
(TaaalAed Ada.
Only one cent a word.
Day After Day the Quest for Something
GOOD to Eat Goes On
Our line of R A K E R Y GOODS will appeal
THAT ZEALO USLY GUARDS
The Spokesman has the name of
every taxpayer In Crook county, with
their postofflee address. Persona de
siring names for mailing or other
purposes can secure same at this of
fice at a reasonable Agure.
The biggest stores carry the big
gest advertisement«.
Never In the history of Crook
county, and especially the Redmond
and Powell Butte districts, have con
ditions been so favorable for a bump
er yield of all kinds of eftip as the
present season promises, and the
farmers are all looking forward to
good reutrns from their land.
During the past winter while there
was not much snow, there was plenty
of rain, and the ground was in such
condition that the rain soaked Into
the ground and gave tt plenty of
moisture, thus assuring an early
start for the crops.
Another factor to be considered
In the crop conditions is the early
spring that thla aectlon has been
favored with this aeason.
This will enable the farmers to
get their crops In. In sufficient time
to give plenty of growing time and
chance to mature before the fall
frosts.
Especially Is thla true of
corn, and It Is understood that a
number of farmers are going to ex
périment with growing corn this sea
son. One farmer last year put com
In on the 20th of June and had the
Anest stand of that crop that could
be desired, but he planted too late
.and the fall frost caught the crop.
Experts say that 90-day corn can
be grown successfully In this section
and that Is what a number of farm
ers are going to try.
With the grain and root crops It
la an assured fact that thla season
will see a wonderful production In
thla district.
Recent advices received from the
passenger department of the O.-W.
R. & N. Company state that last week
two colonies of desirable settlers ar
rived In Portland from point« in the
South and Middle M'est. and they in
tend to settle on Oregon land. Just
where being yet indeAnite.
These colonists, it ia stated, are
well to do, and have money sufficient
to go onto any land they may select
and improve It and stock It In a man
ner that will soon bring them re
sults.
The immigration policy of the dif
ferent roads running to the coast has
been to secure a class of settlers who
are desirable and who have money
to take care of themselves after ar
riving In this state. In the past the
Idea was to bring out to Oregon all
who had the price of a ticket. But
this has been done sway with, and
now this state will reap the beneAt of
the wisodm the railroads have shown
In changing their policy.
It is not expected by the railroads
that a large InAux of newcomers will
arrive this year, but all who do come
Into this section will he of a desir
able and permanent class. During
the balance of this month and Into
the middle of April newcomers will
continue to arrive in Portland, where
they will be afforded every oppor
tunity to select the locality they de
sire to settle In.
Central Oregon and this section
will be certain to get some of these
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