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MODERATE
DIREI TORY
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Woodrow Wilson
Vico Presi
Thomas K Murutiull
\\ J llryun
Soc uf Slulo
\\ K Mr Allo»
Soc of Troauury
, , E K Lane
Soc of Inlorlor
I, M liurrluon
So*- of W ur.
VV l' Ite.lfield
Soc of Coni ..
W II Wiluon
Soc of Imbor
Jour pbuu liunlolu
So»- of Navy
So*- of Agriculture |i F llouuion
A Hurlouon
Poulmuulor ilonorul
Attorney General Ja» McReyHold«
For our customers who are unuble to secure the services of
local architects we have a PLAN BOOK OF OVER ONE
HUNDRED OF THE MOST PRACTICAL NORTHWEST
HOMES AND BARNS EVER BUILT.
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Oswald West
Hell W Olcott
Thos II Kay
Trouuuror
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A M Crawford
Attornoy Oonoral
Supt Pub Inatruc. J V marchili
It A Harris
Stalo Prlntor
O I' Hoff
l_»t>.ir l'omnilaalunor
W F rinely
Uanio Wurifon
John H lx>»ls
Stalo Engineer
Governor
Soc of Stato ...........
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M IN A lii Ml \ I
MARRY I* WILSON, l*ropriot„r
Farmer» in Ihl* district and »(her parts ur
Central Oregon »re invited tn nmkc tin* j, *
llu'ir he»d*|ll»rter» while in town.
We
In their w»ntn unii deaire their |iu(outage tW
rut*'« inr melila a n rru»*>iu»Me
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Hully. ricopi Sunday. * • U1 ,0
9 p. ni
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Sunday. « lo » u m . & lo i P w
H O M K
Hotel Redmond
Furniture
YOU W ILL BUY YOUR FI HNITIH »
REDMOND.
YOU i'AN DO NO BETTER ANYWHERE.
COME IN AND BE CONVINCED bow
WAIT TILL YOU NEED THE GOODS.
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(’. II. HiVIN, Furniture & llndertakig
U. s Sonaloru. Harry tjino and Ooo
E t'hamborlaln
Congressmen. N J Slnnoll.
Hawloy. A W Ijilforiy
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SEVENTH
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Judge
Districi Attornoy
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SEE ANDERSON ABOUT IT
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
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W A Itoli
COI N t A
County Judge
0 Springer
County Clerk
Wsrrsn liman
Sheriff
Frank Elkins
Treasurer
........... Rslph Jordan
County Attorney
W II Wirt«
Assessor
H A Fostsr
School Supl................ J E Meyers
Coroner ............. I* B Poindexter
Surveyor . . . . .
Fred A Rice
Commissioners. R II Hsylsy. W W
Drown.
tatoea raised, maybe, but the man
who will carefully select hla seed for
planting will be amply repaid for hla j
trouble.
THE r m RTS
" I wlah to secure the names of
Circuit Court Second Monday In
two or more farmers In each neigh
March, first Monday In September,
borhood In this county who will co Are W ell Plra.cd W ith Iteoull» Ac- first Monday In December
Probate Court First Monday In
operate with me In the demonstra
ronipll.hrd by the Plant During
each month
tion of these facts to the satisfaction
the Fast Vear
Commissioners' Court The first
of themselves and their neighbors. I
Wednesday In January. Marrh. May.
wish to cooperate with them in the
July, September and November
O. A. C. Field Man Lovett to Aid selection of their seed, by choosing
The first annual meeting of the
the best tubers from their seed pota
CITY OFFICIAMI
in Bettering Crop Condi*
toes and planting them separate stockholders of the Deschutes Valley M a y o r........................ J F Hoarh
from the other seed In order to ! Creamery Co. waa held at the school R ecorder....................D G llurdlck
tions in This Section
prove the value of this better seed, house here last Saturday There was Treasu rer..................... J It Roberts
and in order that we may save bet a large attendance of stockholders A tto rn ey ................... J A Wllleot
ter seed for the entire crop next and they were enthusiastic In their M arshal.................... C A Adams
praise of the way the creamery had Councilman -W. O Phoenix. R C
year.
Immele. H F DrSouia. F G At
TO STANDARDIZE THE
“ I will undertake work along sim been conducted. A vote of thanks
kinson. O W Farris. P M Reedy
ilar lines with other crops, and 1 will was extended the officials of the
Regular Meetings - 2nd and 4th
PRODUCTS GROWN HERE
visit the different neighborhoods as company for the efficient manner in
Tuesdays of earh month
soon as possible. I may be reached which they had managed the busi
by addressing me at Redmond, and ness. The old board of directors,
H EDMOND COMMERCIAL « I l II
am at your service along any line vf with the exception of two, was re President ................. W H Rodmnn
Mr. Lovett Will Show the Farm work that may be of assistance to tained. Wm. Ogg of Redmond, and Vice President......... Guy K Itobeon
John Elder of Alfalfa, taking the Secretary..................... R L. Schee
ers How They Can Realize the farmers of Crook county.”
Meets first and third Wednesdays
places of W F. I-everenx and R. O
More Money On Their I>and THE LOCAL BALL TEAM Andrus The old staff of officials all In each month
were re-elected.
The stockholders
and Find a Readv Market
present represented Sisters. Ijildlaw. !
(Continued from 1st Page)
Powell Butte. Alfalfa, Crooked Riv
first baseman continually blocked er and Redmond.
the base when runners were on the
The report of the directors show
in a speech delivered here recent initial sack, and In that way several ed that no money had been taken
ly by Prof. French o f the Oregon Redmond players were called out by out of the cream for the Improve-
Agricultural College, he stated that the umpires. The attention of the metns that have been made on the
the farmers of this part of Central umpires was called to the matter of plant. All improvements have been
Oregon would be greatly benefited base blocking, but paid no attention charged to stock account, and are
by having Mr. Lovett, the County to the complaints.
nearly covered by stock already
Perry made a three base bit and nearly subscribed, thus leaving the
Agriculturalist and Field Man. lo
cated at Redmond, and in a position Bristow cracked out a two bagger. company practically out of debt
to call on them and advise them as There were so many errors that the Eight shares of stock were subscrib
to the best method of increasing official scorer got tired of marking ed at the meeting, which goes to
their product and getting a better them up and quit that part of the show how well the farmers are sat
By HOLLAND
price for It. He stated that Mr. Lov Job. Following is the lineup:
isfied with this enterprise.
An advertisement Is an
liedniond
ett was here for the specific purpose
Insurance policy. It In
Bristow. 1st base.
of helping all the farmers to stand
sures against loss through
O'Neil, short stop.
ardize their crops— grow such good
the purchase of goods of
R. L Brewster, 2d base.
crops that they could command the
Inferior quality. When you
Casey tfj . »«te r , 3d base.
top market prices.
buy goods that are adver
Woods. Catcher.
Mr. Lovett's sole occupation is to
tised you know you are
Pratt, left Held.
help farmers better their condition
getting the best. Makers
Walker, right field.
This is no experiment.
The object
Secretary of Cooperative \««oclatlon
of poor articles can’t afford
.Nelson, center field.
has been attained in other states and
Apio-ai« to State Oftt* er« for A «*i«-
to advertise them, t.’ nre-
L. Perry, pitcher.
localities, and can be done right here
llable merchants are not
Slider»
in Crook county, and Mr Lovett, In
tance In Fighting the Peat«
allowed to advertise In this
McKinney, short stop.
the article below, asks the farmers
paper even If advertising
Rivets, right field.
to aid him in assisting them, and
would be profftable to
wants cooperators In every neigh-: Edgtngton, 2d base.
Vivian Gray, secretary of the Har
them, which Is unlikely—
Zumwalt, 2d base and pitcher.
borhood Mr. Lovett says:
ney County Cooperative Association,
because truth and relia
Spoor, catcher.
"There Is always a market for the
has appealed to Governor West and
bility are the essenre of
Krug, pitcher and 3d base.
good, smooth, sound and well shaped
Secretary of State Olcott for state
successful advertising.
Wilson, center field.
po'ato. The market is poor and the'
assistance In protecting the crops of
Grube. 3d base.
You don't take chances
price Is low on the rough. 111 shaped
Harney county against the Jack rab
Harrington, center field.
when you buy advertised
or unsound potato, and It is very
bits. She says that the Jack rabbits
goods, because If by any
bard to sell the mixed lot of pota
The Score by Inning«
have taken the crops for several
chance there should be
toes even though a large percentage
1 2 3 4 5 0 7 8 9
years, until the farmers are discour
anything wrong with the
of the lot be of the best market type Redmond 4 4 1 0 0 0 0 1 z— 10 aged and financially Impoverished
goods there Is the reputa
“ If we plant only the kind of po Sisters
0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0— 8 The Harney County Cooperative As-
tion of
merchant and
tato we wish to raise, our chances of
f'm pires— Hardy Allen of Sisters, soclation was organized with the
manufacturer back of them,
obtaining that kind of potato as a Bert Reynolds, Redmond.
Idea of enabling the farmers by co
and any article that Is not
crop are very good. If we plant the
operation to buy rabbit proof fences,
small, large, rough or ill shaped po
up to the advertised sped,
but Miss Gray says they have been
It AMBIT METAL
tato the major portion of our crop
flratlons will be replaced.
I able to finance the purchase of only
will be of the same kind, and the
The Spokesman has about 1,000 one carload of wire, when five or
proportion of good, marketable po pounds of old type metal that Is Just six carloads are needed. She says
tatoes will be small. If we plant a the thing for babbit metal, packing the bankers and business men at
DON'T TAKE
mixed lot of seed we must expect to for boxes, etc.
Same will be sold Burns refuse to give them help.
CHANCER. BUT
harvest a mixed crop.
Of course, reasonable.
Secretary Olcott advised her that
Large quantities sold
even with the best selection of seed at a discount.
there were no state funds available
ADVERTISED GOODS.
there will be some poor potatoes
for such relief and that It appeared
raised and, with the use of the poor-1
A drop o f printer’s Ink makes to be a matter for the consideration
er seed, there will be some good po- i thousands think.
of the Legislature.
Creamery Stockholders
Hold Annual Meeting
Hotel Redmond Bar
HERMAN J. I.<>\ E, Proprietor
CARRIES
NOTHING HUT TIIE BEST
BEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS. WINKS
AND CIGARS
The Spokesman
Keeps you postesi on new » m atter» all the time
Attention! Farmers
and Breeders
Advertising
Is Insurance
Rabbits in Harney Co.
Cause of Much Alarm
" e want >ou to know that we have
The Blue Ribbon Percheron
of (rook County
And also the sweepstakes horse over all breeds M'n**
county fair, 1013). at our ham. one mile north of KerlrnoXl
for *u!e nr for breeding purposes.
If you want tii raise $ too or $500 teams, do not f*'1 10
"¡* ° ur
Dr lietter »till, let us show you colts from
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which are owned by your neighbors.
Terms of service— $lo for single leap; $20 to insure,
"in v ill», when mare is known to be with foal.
Remember!—Cheap service means inferior colts.
•Jackman & Conlon
K K D M O N I), O K K ftO N
Dealer* in Draft Ntalli«n„.
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