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REDMOND SPOKESMAN
The Redmond Spokesman
THE OLDEST B AN K
IN REDMOND
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Published Every Thursday «1 Redmond. Oreg.m
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Redmond. Oregon. uiut«<r Ihe act of March ■ - I » . »
Liberal Treatment.
Lowney’s Candies
SUBSCRIPTION RATES Strictly m Advance
One y e a r ...........................$1.50 Three months
SOLICITS
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Conservative Management.
No finer emuiy U miui* Dmn ih«t
lA»M»M*y
tha» liuti) who Ima
t.ilitui ita tt ronfmiuimr,
W c filivi«
Bead Our Statements.
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line o f t h è a » r e le fim tv i!
Iu te» unti all tfie o t f i e r kltnla tim i ilelight ^
Interest Paid on Deposits.
If you mini THE BEST, rt»m«» m
Safety Deposit Boxes For Kent.
State Bank of Redmond
R ED M O N D . O R EG ON
HE WOULD MAKE HOOD
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or lami holdlug» »itti other thlti»;»
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that will brina «he lami Into the
bouml» o f coni netti I* e fi* Ulani ton II
la the skeleton of («overt* Ihai
breetla hail Itlea»
Ootl never matle a
piece of country lltal w « » worthleaa.
all of It ran be tletelopctl above or
below. while you can bulbl a city out
of a »lore
Our new currency art 1»
one of the beat ever put on the «tat
ute hook», but after that we need
rural rretUta.
Now the farmer »
cretlltor ran collect from hint, hut
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he ha» to watt to collect from the
•oil."
WAR WITH MEXICO
The 1914 Case
25, 35 and 10 horsepower. Sold for cash or on time pay ments.
Will Make Demonstrations.
R. P. Scheurer
For further information, catalogue, etc., call on or write
REDMOND,
OREGON
The Best Hams
YOU C A N N O T GET A N Y BETTER HAMS A N Y -
W H E R E T H A N T H E O N E S W E C l RE O U R S E L V E S
RIGHT H E R E IN R E D M O N D A N D K E E P O N S A L E
A T A L L TIM E S A T O C R M A R K E T .
O C R PRICES
A R E C H E A P E R T H A N TH O S E C H A R G E D FOR
IM PO R TED HAM S.
L E T U S S H O W YOU.
REDM OND
M ARKET
J. B. ROE, Proprietor.
Wood Iron Work
and
I f there is anything you want irvthe above line
call on me.
I have a plant capable of doing
all kinds of work in wood and iron, and will
save you money on all orders placed with me.
I can make any furniture you may want.
G. W . D A V IE S
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The Old Pioneer Blacksmith of Redmond
If you want to SELL your property
List it with
“That Man McCaffery”
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out Mexico.
llo|«e to t,et Refugee*
Away.
By thla Mr Daniel* hope« the feel­
ing toward Americana may he allevi­
ated and refugee« enabled to depart
without molestation
Advice# received through Ihe llr‘ 1
lah embaaay told of the completion
of arrangement» for the »afe depart
ure of American* from Mexico I'll*.
while the French Amhuaaador gave
the State Department a me**age he
had received from Ihe French lega­
Hon mating that while there had
been aome a n il- Huerican maiilfs*
ration* In the Mexican capila), order
now prevailed
Secretary Bryan said he was able
to say that no Americana had been
killed or Injured alnce Ihe crlala of
the laat two week# began, and that
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although many had been detained.
efforts were being made lo obtain
their release
Vera I rui Now Orderly
Order prevails In Vera Cruz Ex­
peditionary forcea of marines have
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been detached from the command of
Admiral Fletcher and will return In
a few daya to the fleet with the rna
rlne guards
. . .
Thing» look very much belter
now," said Secretary l*anlela. to-
night. " W e are getting Americana
out of Mexico
That la the Import­
ant thing now."
Consul Canada reported that a for­
mal raising of the American flag oc­
curred at Vera Crux at 4 o'clock to-
day
Secretary Bryan announced that
the president'» recent address to con­
gress and the full text of the
correspondence between Argentina.
Brazil and Chile, had now reached
all Central and South American capi­
tals. and that had it gotten to Monte­
video, Cruguay, earlier,
the anti-
American demonstration there would
have been averted
" T h e consensus of opinion In
Latin-America." said a statement
from the Pan-Amerh an Union here
tonight, "seem* to he that this action
of Argentina. Brazil and Chile Is In
many respect* the most significant
and far-reaching event In the history
of the American republic since the
declaration of the Monroe Doctrine,
and It 1» hoped that >h<- pre«* anil
people of the I'nlted States will try
to curb the rising war spirit and give
the mediating nations strong moral
support In their effort» for peace "
r m o i.i. i » rrt:
l U r r j Dobrnuter «tailed Saturday
evening » » ' I Sunti».* «U h hl» folk»
Mr» Frank IU»n I» here «tailing
• Uh A W ll«*n »ml faiull*
U«1*
henilh * a » »<’ l" M" ,n
( •*
iltal ihe doctor ordered h«r «o »n
, lul „«m ra lli
»hr
(Vnlral Orvson
While returning from Crine* 111»
Saturila* night. Mr» Trueatlale nar
r o » ly ew a peti a «erl«>u» accident
» hen. In the ilarlt. Iter team mlaae4
n,,, (,rltUr at the corner of the lilb
«on pltu ami attempted t.> luu p
Trueatlale an.
‘Inch
llotIt Mr»
Dorothy were thrown o*er the .lash
board. but were noi »erlt»u»l* ln
J u reti
Thur».la* afternoon Mr» Humph-
re* gave a hirlhtia* part* for K»trll
an.1 Albert
In the e*enini a mint
^
(>f
wlghbwr. dropped In (or
a very pleaaant time
The next meeting of Ihe Soroata
Club will he at Ihe honte of Mra A
W Ila*n on May <
|jt»t Saturday evening a pet roll
of Karl For real gol tangled up In
nome lotice wire and waa «eterei*
cut In a number of place#
Sunday
morning Mr \r. her »ewe.l then up
and they are In hotte# the* will be
able to »ate It
olh|l|1
|h<1
'.III Ml \.so|(i>wls
On Saturday, \prll .’ 1 IV mem
her# of the Soroata Club and It
member» of the Shumla of Prtneville
aceelped the Invitation of Mesdamr»
Wlnneck and lira* ai the h.mie of
Mr» Wtnnek
Mr» Wlnnerk. Mr»
lira* and Mr* Kavler. president of
the Shurnla. formed the retelling
tine lo receive Ihe nutof-town
gué*!*
After »pending a »hört time
|n getting acquainted. Mr*
Van
Mora#
-,Th„
,.rln„
till..
*
» wrli'en ht Mr* U t
Mllllcan
'The Human Plant
llur
bank, waa ter y ahi* read by Mr»
titty laifolleitr
Mi«« Catherine Con
way sang A Perfect Da* ' and aa
usual, received an encore ahlch »he
reapomled to with Where (he Four
* lotera i,n>w
Mr» rirav ih-ti
gave an excellent review of (he Melt-
( U qUMUoB
kfter a lively half
hour in which (he ladtea formed
themselves Into (wo groups the host
cases »cried an elaborate and ,|e
llcloua luncheon The luncheon room
waa decorated In Ihe color* of the
dtjl«»
Mr*
I.aktn and M r*
Howard assisted the huai» • In arrv
Ing I .»at. but not least, there wa» a
singing contest which wa»
V Howl
Ing Succeaa " Mr* Smith, president
of the Sorosla. received a heatillful
bouquet of cut flower* carrying out
th„ Wra of lhr rlub
« Th„
member* of the Sortisi» had »uch a
delightful time that they hope to
have another Joint meeting soon
ro|o/1
(fila fr e a li atock.
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R E D M O N D P I I ARMACI
Mothers Say That
Snowflake Flo1
Is th e IIKST on th e Market
Kill SALE IIV ALL GRIM’KKS
A . (¡. A LLIM .H A M
Wines and Liquors
Imported and
Domestic ( ’i^ars
Nothing hut the REST
Hidmond,
in
nrrv«N l
at »ur pl»ft
Oregon
Ft Ht HH Kit I F t
I hereby announce m>*elf aa a can­
didate for the nomination of sheriff
° * Crook county, subject lo Ihe ap.
provai ‘ of .......................
Ihe Kepubllran «tilers
it
(he primaries (o he held Ma* l i
Adv.
F R A N K KI.KINS
FOR SH ERIFF
I hereby announce myself aa a
r *ndldate for the ofllre of Sheriff of
Crook county, subject to thn ap­
proval of the Itemocratlr voters at
the coming primaries. May 16, 1914
Pd adv. 3«tlO
K |j KNOX
The rr«M,n an la a s ) p c p l r eel at
Ft H< S H E R IF F
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the ofllre of sheriff of Crook
??un,y- " ’*•*)*-* * to
.«
Democratic voters a» the primary
»lection May 16
• auac they get the hlggewt and b»-»«
K L. MII.NKIt.
Madras, Ore
fry Ihe »e r * »«■«»— you will npprval-
Pd adv
42t.T
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A ouiig'« Itelo ,,,nil l»»tll I» l»e-
meni In the illy for fhe |rn«l money
ale (I.
FOIt M U N T A
T K K tH IIlK K
I hereby announce myself aa a t an
didst» for the M M lU tltW Of CoUgl
reasurer. subject to the approval f
Republican voters at the primary
t»»n to be held May 16. 1914
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R A L P H L. JORDAN.
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He doesn't ask an exclusive right; he can sell it anyway Huerta Says He
PASTIME
Bowling, Pool and Billiards
A pleasant hour in a pleasant place. Come in
and forget your business cares and enjoy your­
self. We endeavor to please all our patrons.
Free Employment Bureau
Ranchers!— If you want a man, send us word
and we will secure you just the help you need.
If you are out of employment and desire a situ­
ation, come in and see us. We will find it for
you. In either case, no charge will be made for
our services— they are absolutely free.
S H E L L E Y & BRISTOW , Props.
FOB C O I N T V H IItV E V O R
To the Republican voters of Crook
county:
I hereby announce myself a rand I
date for the office of County Sur­
veyor. subject to the approval of the
" W a ll Till American» Invade the In- RePubllr* n voter» at the primaries
lo be held May 15. 1914
|»,| adv
ifrtor, »•» ttventiiflll) They Haut,
I
l7 M a y !5
It I,. BREWSTER
He Tell* la««htor o f Kl lin|>fir<htl.
Will Never Resign
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Vera Cruz, Mexico, April 28.—
J "Huerta will never resign, regardless
of the I'nlted State»' threat».” said
the editor of El Impartial of Mexico
City today.
The editor arrived here thla after-
noon In hi« paper’» Interests
H ein
tervlewed Huerta Saturday night
He quoted Ihe dictator aa saying
" I f you call thla war. wall until .he
Americans Invade the Interior* am
eventually they must."
FOB W S I T Y CLERK
I hereby announce myself a candl
! dale for (he office of County Clerk
subject to the approval of the Item
cratlr voters at the primaries to be
l
held May 15,
pq n,|v
38tlQ
W A R R E N BROWN
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F o i l COUNTY COMMISSIONER
hereby announce tny candidacy
f,,r «‘'J '1‘-cl I on as county roinmlaalon
,h”
the primary election M»y 'lft ' ,K **
K H BAYI,KY.
1914
Anderson Bros:’ SavN
MANUFACTURERS OK ROUGH AND DRESSED
«’INK LUMBER. OUR MILL IS THE NEAREST
I’OIN'T THAT YOU CAN GET HIGH-GRADE
U MBER, OUR BRICES ARE RIGHT
I 'i Milea South*vrat of Idiidlaw.
1
General Vela.ro, Mid the editor
FOR < Ol NTV I OMMINHIONI I.
had reached the capital He declared
■ herehv
nereny announce myself a eandl
he waa only beat at Torreon because
date ror the office of County f'omtnla-
hla ammunition waa exhausted.
aloner on fhe Democratic ticket, sub
General Maas today waa retreat­ Ject to the will of the voter«, at the
ing toward the capital, destroying primaries to be held on May ir,
the railroad aa he went. He promised 1914.
I’d. adv.
to release fhe 85 prisoners, mostly
K. W. RICHARDSON
Americans, held at Cordova.
3719
llend.
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McSherry’s
Peed Store
KKDMl »N |y,
l»HKG4tN
Ej{gs for Hatching
Ferri» Mlrnln H. • •
Icglior»*-
Pnr selling of 15 • **•
Per hundred egg»
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• n « onne, Don tilth
Hetlmon«! I „,„„ Wnre|„,M.e
* *Mii|mity
O. K. Olson