^ HAI MARCH Ifl UIKTY ih m mUKITOKY ItliiM I UMNiK I. II. o . r. m il II 11 "III. Kfer«f>' Hull V lall I hm brother« rue aortll«1? In » H,-,l lo attend II LEO (MIDWAY. V II j h u it t e m o k k . [iteli A W Him« ■ h ili I III M l I lls l u t i I « mir ist I lit! Ol for Hielt I Hurt erreur to II llu u er Abatini I Company l'l Ine* Ille. Oregon Lila Inaiiraiiie The Iu«nl t«nt)la playera playe«l u «••tiea of tcatnr« un t li«* Itodmitn court« Sutulay, and a num ber of Itood «corea a e re Iliade III the differ ent tnati h««« The high wind Inter fe n d RomeiAhat with the gainea. i|uttil<o| b y caul. m i n i na R o ft )« I n i t i a l « amt H Crtaui will bo Agents for Warner Bros. Rust-Proof Corsets, Kvery One (Guaranteed Agents Hamilton-Brown Shoes—American (¿entleman, American Lady Ready Millinery Trimmed I *»«' Untinomi hunk of Comnicn o will fnrtiUli money to faiincra to buy cattle or ab««« I» for feedvr«. 7tf I f I mo in « mi t ■ i » ii I»II»I i « h | Il ru!*» r I .» » m ! m - . . n « .. it.. I h I nni'l t lull V» ml % «*f 11««-in .• It t .1 fur !•*•• limi» I Ci m il« Mr [f um uo( of lum i iiujat Infuni» > a Ml « II x iRROoft »!»*’ ml I« to îlot of (own o rd in i muât bn n |M>uiul rapacity I* ratur, nor«! taro r The enterprising town of Hlalera la ah . ..*tv I pblll" fat a till of Jo *X Celebration olle of Ibi* good o|.| faabloiii'il Kirill of rventa. Money la • Ireuity In sight there In airftli leni am ount to muke the < elebrutlott an aaaured auit eaa Mr and Mr« I* M Iteedy made an auto trip to I'r liievtl!«* Sunday I OH HAI.K I Nu I •» Iw» I«avai Cr« am H«*|>a f in flfiN 'IlM rotti] y W 1*11 ATT. Itadtiiond J7tf I' loir r »• 1« fui i* I » » it• *• a I Hodmond liai i1f Ill Iti'ilniiiml anil Vicinity *1. \SSIMKI» COM MN k ✓ t Empty oil barrela, f t 0 0 .each. Ittedy'a llarage. 34tf la»«t Saturday wan the flrat day of spring, according to the calendar, but according to the nice w eather that ha« p m alito) here for some time, spring arrived In Kediuotid ami Vicinity the ft ret of March ri'aaotiablf« Imjulr«* at lini tarifer« received here from south I ’ .*»«• Haul» I ern Ohio ca) that «now there and In Kentucky wa« «till on the ground th*' KM«* M u t II l i t HIM« fore part of th!« monili Th!« Is a big I ltr«l C orlltfll», 92 ra« It contrant with thin section of the [l Hod «'Kan fui bfttflilBf, 76r | ( lilted Sfat««. snow the pun* tufting of IS ra* tm. Iu per l«o winter ha« lesen where very light, and also II It IIIItief (Im ll eff KR. 91 par where this season1« garden« are a l iK Mr» ltoa«-(Mi lluaar«). | ipa mo«! all In now Moral Come to ■ Central Oregon und Crook county If you want to enjoy a good cllm ute. \\ I M I li a it t to buy a team of hor»«*a for I.ym h k Huberts, the large do- hr«l purpose» Will lie at Hotel partrtxoit proprietors of tills »I», U ntinom i. ott March 2 0 or city, are «tore out their apriti* Ad'lreaa K W TOM KM, rare mall order getting catalogue and will have It Oregon, U ntinom i. Ore 3*lf3 ready for dint rlbut ion alnait the flr«t «>f April The firm was so well «at infl' d with resulta obtained from the previous catalogue« they Issued that the coming < alatomi«* will lx* much enlarged and contain a larger list of goods carried by the firm than any previous Issues ornes: N K. C orner «th am) K Hta. Kctlmolttl. Oregon F. H. RODEMEVER PHYSICIAN and SC Itti EON Kyen Tented. (»I rkhcm l*ro|H*rl> Kilted Offlei' in Khret Urns. block Kctlmoml, - Oregon I)R. .1. HARK DENTIST J o h n s o n R iiiltlini; Sunday was a real March day l*i this section, and especially In Krd > monil The wind blowcd from all di rections and carried clouds of dust w ith It This Is second windy day so far experienced here this m onth, the rem ainder of the month having been sa nice and tulld as any person could I desire Roadster, 1-paraenger, f 50 cash, for i|iib k »ale Iteedy'a O arage 3<tf The city council held an all night session Tuesday night and a large am ount of bualneaa was transacted t'leanllneaa la an Inborn Inatinrt «Ith the m ajority of people, and that la the reason so many send their work to the Itemi Steam l,aundry. They realize that ijuallty and neat ness la worth so in «'thing l'ail J II Vincent, phone l*o2, their agent here, and he will call for and deliver I the work. pd ad r State Knglneer Lewis and officials .if the C entral Oregon Irrigation Co Util meet at |o o'clock Saturday a in at the W ilson school house at Powell Hutte to talk to the w ater us ers on Irrigation m atters We have tbla season a larger and b atter lino of ladb;a' hata than we have ever ahown. The alyl«-» are the very neweat and we do not hcallai« to aay that (or atyle. beauty and price theae hata cannot be aurpaaaed. The larite wholesale m illinery houaea em ploy the very beat trim m er« to be found In the country at salaries far beyond the reach of the average afore T herefore, In »bowing theae hata, ready trim m ed, wo know th at our pairona are getting hata th a t are made by expert trim m er» who go to New York every aeaaon and get the atyle Idea» first hand. The hata are very odd thia aeaaon. running moatly to »mail ahape» with ribbon and lace trim m ing» The price« are very reasonable and we especially Invite everyone to come In and look over our line. p i-p r ; as« ' I /V A'-v'-\ ** -, \ i y »’ ìiThi -x" " x n \ i ( |, i , uj- . -TT J. F. Iiosni, M. I). PHYSICIAN and SI’KG EON PAGE TH R EE TH E REDMOND SPOKESMAN , ' ; . A 3 «irei a Authoritative Styles Every woman, w hatever her slxe or age. ought to see these new style coast and suits If you have not aeon them , this la for jrou: Do not w ait, pick out your suit or coat now and have the benefit of a full season's wear The gorgeous colors worn this season are the delight of most of the lad les; T erre Cotta. Tango. M uhugnay. P apreka and Old Rlue are some of the popular new shades. COAT PRICKS ...................................................................................... »«..VO to »13» s t i r p r i c k s ...................................................................................... »«.«« to LYNCH & ROBERTS THE STORE OF RETTER VALUES AND LOWER PRICES Wt* buy Rut tor unti E rrs REDMOND, OREGON We close 6:30: Saturday 10:00 County T reasurer Jordan Informa The Spokesman that up to Murch 2.1 I m orning service Mrs. R oberts will the supposition is that a wind cav.* tions of New Mexico and Arizona sing After preaching, sacram ental was tapped, as the wind conies from may prove an excellent source of ma- Urti monti, - Ort’ifon tax collections were I l i .M I HO. service ami reception of m embers. dllTerent directions. This cave Is terlal for lead pencils. M anufactur- about 300 feet east of the one re- ers are searching the world for pen- Money to loan on well Improved W. K Ragan, pastor. ten t ly tapped In the rear of the Red- 1 ctl woods, farm s at less than !♦ per cent. Red-; Patronize the Rend Steam l-aundry mond Hotel. The hole will be used ' munii Hank of Commerce. 7tf and your clothes will he w hite and for sew erage purposes by the Hotel K ’K IN ANY yiA N T IT Y AT ALL TIM ES Wm Ogg. who has a flno farm shiny, not gray and cloudy. They Oregon. nhiiiil two miles west of the city. Is guarantee their work. Call up J II A. G. A lltngham has purchased j building a good sized m odern house Vincent, plume 1702, their agent APRIL FINII, DANCK the cold storage plant here form erly here, and he will call for and deliver on the place. by H. K ersten, and announces bundles. pd adv T here will be an "O ld-Tim e" dance owned T reats all Domesticata«! th at he will have The Dalles pure W II llobbs' new house oli thè Animala corner of C and Mth Street» la well A rthur Tem pleton, who used to given In M uma's hall on W ednesday artificial ire on hand at all tim es Office: *th H t r e e t . opposite 38t4 under way. and C im lrartor Olson .**- reside In Redm ond a few years ago, night, April 1. For an enjoyable for sale In any quantity. Hoatofflca perla to »non have It com pleted The hut who has been living on hls ranch tim e, good fellow ship and th - FOR COt'NTY TREASCRKR l*hoti«*, 1910 house wlll he of bungalow type. 33x at Sisters recently, has sold that “ most fun for the least m oney," be property to a man nam ed II A. By sure to attend this dance; a good t hereby announce m yself as a can 3 8 , Ove room i and batti. IIKMMONII, - OREGON didate for the nom ination of County ers of I’e Kll. Wn. Mr. Tem pleton Is The plum bei» of thè city have yet undecided w here he wlll locate. tim e Is assured you. This is not a T reasurer, subject to the approval of Josh, although the date is set for the R epublican voters at the prim ary berti busy durlng th è moniti Install- Ing w ater m elerà so consum erà enn The question bas been asked "A pril Fool«' Day" come out and election to be held May 15, 1314. RALPH L. JORDAN. beala lisina w ater un thè m eter Sys w hother Redm ond I» to have a base have a good tim e with th e old-tim ers pd adv. tem thè tirsi of Aprii. hall team thls æ aaon. Thls la a dlf- j of Redmond and this vicinity. FOR CO lN TV SVRVEYOR Dciilt m atter to décidé, and we sup The dance com m ittee Invites all Slip! Jam es of the llesohute» Pow pose It la up to the base bull players who want a good tim e to come and To the Republican voters of Crook er Co., has on exhibition at the coin- In tow n to lake lhe m atter up and "sh ake their feet" nt this dance. county: pay's office a new kind of electrical try to get an orgunlzatlon elTected. "D IC K " DOTY. I hereby announce myself a candi Milk and cream delivered to carpet sweeper that should appeal to "S I" BAGOOTT. date for the office of County Sur any part of the city, tß quarts «very housewife. Mr Jam es will tell The topic ut the Presbyterian veyor. subject to the approval of the "H IRA M ” GREEN. "S P l'D ” HOBBS. Republican voters at the prim aries of m ilk for $1 no you all about It church next Sunday m orning will be Leave orders at Hobbs store C om m ittee. to be held May 15, 1914. Pd. adv. "T he Beat of Friends Must P art.” \ or Redm ond Pharm acy. Stettin 1 uh ani Ini a l •« ' • W »(< »I brief recess will be taken and the | 37M avl5 R. L. BREW STER. Iteedy'a Garage. 3 tlf annual congregation m eeting will be FOREST NOTES t . H. KENYON held. Jam es II Green left Tuesdny night M innesota has a forested area o? for Portland where he experts to buy Light Plant for Hale— 28 m illion acres, the largest of any The Ladles’ Guild will be held on The Spokesm an has a practically a caa load of work horses for sale in Thursday. April 2, at the home of state east of the Rocky M ountains. this section. Mew KHMnllno IlKltllfiK pl»»nt f° r Mrs. Wilcox. Mrs B radley will as T here are approxim ately four m il It Is un Up to date pressure system lion acres of tim ber land In New and w i l l he sold very reasonable. A. L. Gorham of Payette, Idaho, sist. H am pshire, of which about half is In Reason for B e ll in g changed to elec Is here visiting hls daughter. Mrs. V farm ers' wood lots. ANOTHER C U E T IP P E D Irlrlty. Mohler. Forest fires in the United States Let im do your next order of Job Preaching services nt the Metho Last week well d rillers working have caused an average annual loss printing High grade work and dist church next Sunday both m orn In the rear of the Hotel Oregon of 70 hum an lives and th e destruc prices satisfactory. The Redmond ing nnd evening. M orning topic: tapped an air cave at a depth of 9« tion of 25 m illion dollars w orth of Spokesm an. "Alone W ith God." Evening topic: feet. A warm stream of air comes tim ber. from the hole which was bored, an.11 Juniper from the Indian reverva- Try our Claselfled Ada 1c word. "Christ and the T em pest." At the l)r. Theo. Beletski, V. S. Veterinarian Milk FOR COUNTY CLERK 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of County Clerk, subject to the approval of the Demo cratic voters at the prim aries to be held May 15. 1914 — Pd. ad r. 3 6 tl0 W ARREN BROWN. FO R S H E R IF F I hereby announce m yself as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Crook .county, subject to the ap proval of the D em ocratic voters a t the com ing prim aries. May 15. 1914. Pd. adv. 3 6 tl0 . E. B. KNOX. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce m yself a candi date for the office of County Commis sioner on the Dem ocratic ticket, sub ject to the will of the voters at the prim aries to be held on May 15, 1914. Pd. adv. K. W. RICHARDSON. 37t9 Bend. BABBIT METAL The Spokesm an has about 4.000 pounds of old type m etal th at is Just the thing for babbit m etal, packing for boxes, etc. Sam e wlll be sold reasonable. L arge quantities sold at a discount.