The Redmond spokesman., May 21, 1914, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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PAU K SIX
REEDY'S
REEDY’S
CENTRAL OREGON
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Wo aro now prepared to
do t i r e vulcanising by
steam.
Lot us talk over the tire
problem with you.
Lot us start you right for
the coming season with a
new set of tires.
Wo have a stock of two
of the best lines—Goodyear
and United States.
CENTRAL OREGON
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REEDY’S
REEDY’S
Vincent’s
LIVERY. FEED and
TRANSFER
REDMOND.
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OREGON
Phone No. 1702
W.J. Buckley
T H K M AX
W H O DORS A L L KIN D S OF
Light and Heavy
Hauling
Phone .V>2.
Kclninnil. Ore.
Milk
Milk and cream delivered to
any part o t the city. 15 quart*
o f m ilk fo r $1 -0 0 .
Leave order» at Hobbs' store
or Redmond Pharmacy.
C.
8.
KENYON
W. B. DAGGETT
Attorney at Law
U.
8. COM M ISSIONER
O F F IC E O N E
POOR
NORTH
B A N K O F COMMERCE
REDMOND.
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OREGON
Denton G. Burdick!
T i i t ’ KaDAY,
MVS
45 Floyd Grubb*
&: Soph I* Hrnak*
53 ll.uvc* Italioti
Frieds Duck ley
6*
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" ''fa ls ili smith of Hot t •*""
M C C IT C H E 0 N
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Hehool» lu I In* U r g e r I lite* of ilio »U h an average
Musa Mun it» «'<
*"
ia A v iC 'lM u O S ''
Count) Were Well Hc|*-
at era ge of -2 per .en. Goldie Goff
'TssiS-s A-v. " •«-
of I’ rluetlllr
s j per tell'
tn 'ia
r.-»«-«ile<l
Beatoti of Bend. » I * Per / • « '
I’h.»ehe G orlon of Head. • < ' I"''
ten! Mildred |ii»hit>ait of I riaevllle.
Illustrations bt lib w o itn lo u â t
y| & per rent Krank Kite of Prli.e
ville, 9 l per .ent, and Neva Weigand
The following named pupils of the of U m itn lt. 9i> » per cent
Co«rnik l«ll br
*•»» Mw - ■» .*«■*
Crook
fou
u
ty
Public
Schools
succe*»
C
1*IL H LWu. Mtai A a *,Mni
fully passed the Stale Eighth Grade
i.nw
p % r n » wTiuF
These «om en, so strangely thrown Ktnal Kxaniliiatloti« held Mat : an.l '
1.4:1 i t \ »ii I « • I 41Ht II
together by Kate, maintained an un­ I , I U I
broken »Hence durlnt the Ion*, futtib- School Dlaf.
I
Martin lioover
lln* procevs of partial disrobing They
The only will left b> Krtteal Hope
Krank R lrs
scarcely looked at one another, and
2 2 years old who lu s lit of dea pond
w i l d e Putnam
»<t they were acutely conscious of the
cy a ft'w data ago »tided his life at
Mildred lllahnian
Interest each felt In the other
The
Goldle GttfT
Portland hi taking potaos, W AH R
grateful warmth of the room, the ab­
Dewey LaFollette
yellow
»trip of patter on which ht»
rupt transition from gloom and cheer-
Murlel Kdmondson
had wrlltrn
lessnesa to comfortable obscurity, bad
11
Martha lllatul
• My father la my beat friend Aliti
12 Normal I.ewla
a more pronounced effect on the
12 Phoebe Gortou
I want him lo hate ray money
stranger than on her hostess
12 Klora Oealon
Frederick I* Rondeau, an attor­
"It Is food to feel warm once mors."
13 -Gail Forbea
she said an odd Mmldnes# In her man­
ney. attached the atrip of paper to
12 Musa Murphy
ner "You are very good to me "
the petition he Iliad a»klng flrvuR
12 Verna Young
They were sitting In Mrs Wran-
12 Calvin Smith
Judge McGinn to appoint the father
12— f o r a Dick
dall's bedchamber just off the little
administrator
The young man left
12 Ida Dahle
sitting room
Three or four trunks
l&o In the postal savings bank i f
13
Mary
l.lnsfer
stood against the walls
Portland and about I4&0 In a bank
13
Melvln lledlenf
"I dismissed my maid on landing
14 riorence Oaborn
at Manchester. Ponn
Ills fsther s
She robbed mo.” said Mrs Wrandall
14 John Fulghram
Henry Hotte, rsneher. of Prlnecllle
voicing the relief that was uppermost
19 -Maude Wood
22 Oeorgte Walte
in her mind. She opened a closet
Mrs Minnie Vagliata Tickle, sged
30 Eimer fast
door and took out a t^lck eiderdown
52 years, who had been cooking at
Harold Robv
32
robe, which she tossed across a chair
the Hotel Kedmond died aoddenly
34 Susle Miller
"Now call up the office and say that
from apoplexy Tuesday nlghl
She
34 Merle Miller
you are speaking for me Say to them
waa a member of the Klrat German
34
Harold Miller
that I must hare something to eat.
Baptist church of Portland, and Hey
35
Kverette Nye
no matter what the hour may be I
Jacob Kratt. pastor of that church
42
Mattel Tolltert
rame here this morning to conduct
47 Edith Nlchols
will get out some clean underwear for
the funeral sertlc*a. which were held
43 Luther Orr
you. and— Oh. yes: if they ask about
af the grave
Interment at the Red
43— f a r l f l o w
me. say that I am cold and 111. That
4 4 Neva Weigand
munti cemetery
Is sufficient Here Is the bath Please
be as quick about It as possible “
Moving as If In a dream, the girl WITH YUO.MHK IS NOMIN VI ED
FOR
did as she was told. Twenty minutes
GOVERNOR in THE K E P I IU .lt VNS
later there was a knock at the door
A waiter appeared with a tray and
(Continued from I f f Paga)
service table
He found Mrs. Wran-
dall lying bark In a chair, attended
For Supt. Water Division No. 2
by a slender young woman In a pink
elder-down dressing-gown, who gave
George T. Cochran .49.
hesitating directions to him Then he
For Representatives
was dismissed with a handsome ttp.
Vernon
A.
Forbes,
43;
Wesley O. Smith. ‘26
produced by the same young woman
“ You are not to return for these
For Sheriff
things." she said as he went out
Frank Elkins, 62.
In silence the ate and drank, her
For C lerk
hostess looking on with gloomy Inter­
J. E. Adamson. 18; Claudia Wonderly, 30.
est. It was no shock to Mrs Wran­
For Treasurer
dall to find that the girl, who was no
more than twenty-two or three, pos­
Ralph L. Jordan. 60; John W. Morgan, 16.
sessed unusual beauty Her great eyes
For County Commissioner
were blue— the lovely Irish blue— her
R. H. Bayley, 53; J. F. Blanchard. 13.
skin was fair and smooth, her fea­
tures regular and of the delicate mold
For Surveyor
that defines the well-bred gentlewom­
R. L. Brewster, 43; H. A. Kelley, 19.
an at a glance. Her hair, now In or­
der. was dark and thick and lay softly
about her small ears and neck. She
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
was not surprised. I repeat, for she
For
Member of National Committee
had never known Challls Wrandall to
show Interest In any but the most
VV. H. Canon, 8; H. M. Ksterly, 26.
attractive of her sex She found her­
For U. S. Senator
self smiling bitterly as she looked.
George E. Chamberlain, 35.
But who may know the thoughts of
the other occupant of that little sit­
For Governor
ting-room? Who can put herself In
A.
S.
Bennett,
4;
G.
A.
Cobb, 1; John Manning, 2; Robert A
the place of that despairing, hunted
creature who knew that blood was on Miller, 0; C. J. Smith, 33.
the hands with which she ate. and
For Justices of the Supreme Court
whose eves were filled with visions of
William
Galloway,
14; William M. Ramsey, 16.
the death-chair?
For Attorney General
So great was her fatigue that long
before she finished the meal her tired
John A. Jeffrey, 17.
lids began to droop, her head to nod
F«»r Representáise
in spasmodic surrenders to an over­
P. H. Dencer, 22.
powering desire for sleep
Suddenly
For Sheriff
she dropped the fork from her fingers
and sank back In the comfortable
E. B. Knox, 4; E. L. Milner, 27.
chair, her head resting against the
For Clerk
soft, upholstered back. Her llda fell,
W’arren Brown, 35.
her hands dropped to the arms of the
NAMES OF PUPILS WHO
PASSED EIGHTH GRADE
The Hcllcw
cf Her Hand
ROUND TRIP
Successor to G. A. McFarlane
and Burdick a Murphy
LAWYER
Excursion Fares I
Practice in all courts and U. S.
Land Office
REDMOND.
SI'i’ Kl
OREGON
may
THE OLDEST RANK
IN REDMOND
SOLICITS
VOI R
l iberal Treatment.
l ( ea « l
BUSINESS
Conservative M.,n#
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Our Statement*
Interest Paid « mi D e p o s ita .
Safety Deposit Dove« 1,.,
State Hank of Redmonl
REDMOND, OREGON
T h « Spokesman
rrachee
In I b e Paulina. Suples
GrKaly.
Hama.
farmers
Fuel.
H otw rlg
Held.
turn .mia.
Prlnevtlte.
l-a ld lse.
Klater»
Fife,
(•«-schule«
A lfalfa.
Fuwell
Unite
ftin e Falla and other dlalrtrla in the
county
c o u n ty
tu
If
faci,
rover*
merrhaata
the
and
eh.de
other*
«a n i io reach the farm ers in t h e »
district* they rnn do ao by advero*,
lug In The Spokesman
Hides and Pelts
Highest market price paid
in CASH for the above
REDMOND MARKET
J. li. ROE, Proprietor.
W ood and Iron Work
If there is anything you want in th«* »bov«- line
call on me.
I have a plant ra|>abl«- <»f doing
all kinds of work in wood and iron, and w»U
"•ve you money on ail orden» placed with fn*.
I can make any furniture you may want.
G. W. DAVIES
The Old Pioneer Blacksmith of Redmond
lf you want to SELL your property
List it with
f “That Man McCaflery”
He doesn't ask an exclusive right; he can sell it ai nm
CENTRAL OREGON LINE
W H EN
IN
— CALL
June 7 to 11 Inclusive, to
P R IN E Y IL L E
PASTIME
AT—
The Brosius Bar
“
L i g i ORS A N D CIG ARS
LA G E R R E E R ON D R A I G IIT
F. E. HROSIC8. Proprietor.
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Four Day»« of Dazzling Attractions— June 9-12
Black
Pile
|g Min«,
Pile la Y ou r*!"
F IN E S T B RAN D S O F WIXEH.
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chair. A fin* line appeared between
her dark eyebrowa— Indicative of pain
For many minutes Sara Wrandall
watched the haggardness deepen In
the face of the unconscious sleeper.
Then, even aa «he wondered at the
act. she went over and took up one of
the slim hands In her own. The hand
of an aristocrat’ It lay limp In hers,
and helpless. I/ong, tapering fingers
and delicately pink with the return of
warmth.
Housing herself from the mute con­
templation of her charge, she shook
the girl s shoulder. Instantly she waa
awake and staring, alarm In her dated,
bewildered eyes.
You must go to bed," said Mrs.
Wrandall Quietly. “ Don’t be afraid.
9th Marine Pageant, Corona-
tlon.
Kos.- Show.
Military
Dlaplay.
llth . Human Roaehud parade
National llalloon Ha««-
Ureal
Fire Spectacle,
10th. Floral Parades.
F ire­
works.
Carnival.
Hand Con­
tests.
Novelty Features.
12th
Daylight Pageant Kler
trlcal
Historical
Parade at
Night.
$ 9.20
£
Bowling, Pool and Billiards
A |>l< ¡«xiint hour in a pleoaant place. Com* in
»nil forget your bugineaa carea and enjoy your­
self. We endeavor to please all our patrons.
FROM REDMOND
ANI) RETURN
Limit June 15.
* Detail»« on applicati«»n to II. RAI'KOL, Agent, Redmond. Ore !
J
See Clatsop Beach on the Oregon ( «»ast, one-day side (rip ♦
: from Portland.
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♦
I'fee Employ menl Bureau
lanchera! R y»»u want a man, »en«l us word
and we will secure y«»u juat the help you need.
If you are out of employment and «l«*.sire a situ-
atiwn- c'*nie in and see ua. We will lln«l it tc€
vou- *n either can«’, no charge will la1 made for
our service«— they are absolutely free.
SHELLEY & BRISTOW, Props-