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About The Redmond spokesman. (Redmond, Crook County, Or.) 1910-current | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1914)
T i l l l{ PAOK T tlK TW O The Redmond Spokesman Ic e C o ld S ( ) D t M i l II \M 4 M » ' '»•■ ’ <► ' ’ SUBSCRIPTION RATES—Strictly in Advance: One y e a r .........................$1.50 Thrw months................ $ .50 Six months.......................... 80 Single copies........................ 05 HARRY P WILSON Propt - ’ t F a rm ers in this district ami C en tra l O regon an* in v ita i to m ■»' • th e ir h eadqu arters w hile in town " • ' ■> " to th e ir w ants ami ilesire th eir paim nag« rates fo r m eals are reasonable at VT. i.K,, M \N Hotel Redmond Published Kvery Thursday at Redmond. Oregon By the REDMOND SPOKESM VN PI BUSHING COMPANY Filtered u second class matter July 14. 1910. at the poatortV* Redmond. Oregon. under the act of Mtrrh 3. 1*7» KKDMOSD SI»t>K» The Krtlnwiul Pharmacy has |»(|• „ j - prfu ni Smith line of Syrup tlu| ^ Fruita which gp. Cai*, the t«e*"t manufacture'I our Soda» a iliatinctlvr taste tl • ,, O F F IC I \ l . HIS ROAD UP-TOTHE-MINUTE s| \ » \ I It D IK E ! I'OKX K A li.lto A D m u : i \til» Oregon Trunk Pally Train arrPes from uorth 7 S3a.ni Tralu arrives from south 9 lop m O W R A N Pally Train arrives from north 7 «'7 p tn Train arrives from south S »'I a tu II BAUKOL* Agent Judge District Jl 1*1« I 11 P I - 1 11,1 1 Com«* in ami try »«»me of three t ■ itgy,^ rilF IK IFF. t REAM IS l»FI I» Im s O t o . ne» I It O O k Court y Judge Counts C i r 1 k Sheriff tv Frsuk H M i. A >1 Supt I Ikm KKDMONI) PH ARMAI WI K » tin Mothers Say That S n o w f l a k e F lo u i Is the BKST on the Market FIRST” these hot days, and for busy people it saves a DAY’S TIME. Fast freight service from Portland and the Sound to ^ and from the East : through merchandise c a n via Burling’* ton. Great Northern. Northern Pacific and North Bank care Oregon Trunk. Special attention to Livestock to Market. Shipping days, Monday. Wednesday and Friday. J. T. HARDY. Traveling Freight <& Passenger Agent. XTATK U o v e r n o r ................. IHwsld Weat Sec of State ............ Ben W Olrolt Treaaur e r ............. Thoa II Kay Attorney Cenerai A M Crawford Supt Pub luatrur . J A Churchill State Printer H A llarrla U b o r Commia»toner O P llolf Carne Warden ..............W F Fmely State Knglneer . . . . John H I.ewt» l". S Senatora. Harry lame and tivù K Chambertaln Congressmsn. N J Sitinoti, W C Hawley. A be present at thi* meeting, as mat ters of Importance will be brought up. and particularly the one that has been before the l ’ S Government as to the consideration of our rights and urging immediate settlement of same. The meeting will open at 1 p. m . and everyone interested I» urged to be present at that time (a ifM d ) JOHN IKK Following 1» the story of the rail road officials who were down In this *» \I.T Itt i » T«» HK TK.STKI» part o f Central Oregon last week. They arrived Friday last and made a With a view' to determining the hurry-up trip through the county The Portlnd Journal has the fo l value of the salt bed» of Summer lowing to say about the visit of the and Abert lakes, in order that the State [.and Board or legislatu re railroad men: Somewhere in the wilds of Central may Intelligently dispose o f them. Oregon, far from a railroad, a lone Governor West has asked the direc automobile plodded yesterday. Shoot tor of the Oregon Bureau o f Mines ing forward with the speed of the and Geology to make an examination wind, another automobile hurtled, o f them Recently representatives o f New leaving the first car far behind With the stage setting thus de York syndicates offered to buy or picted, the curtain rises on L. C. lease these beds, and were willing to Gilman, president o f the North Hank pay more than $1.500.00« for them, railroad system, and W. D. Scott, but the Land Board rejected the o f general manager. They were the o c fer because It did not know the real cupants of the fast chugging tour value o f the beds In making the announcement the ing car. Because they overcame the hills and the sandy places, they man executive declared that several days aged to get to the Oregon Trunk ago he expected the I.and Board to station at Bend just in time to catch make an investigation of the beds, but that the other two members op the evening train for Portland In the other car fumed W. IJ Skin posed It, and that he was now re ner. traffic manager of the system, questing the examination not as a and J T. Hardy, traveling freight member of the board, but as Gover and passenger agent. They were try nor. He asked the director to make ing to get to Bend also, but missed an early report to the board. the train. B U K TO \ \TI III-: That is why the heads of the ex ecutive and operating departments got home shortly before noon today An exchange says A hen is not The traffic manager Bent a curt tele supposed to have much common gram from Bend that he would reach sense or tact, yet every time she lays Portland at 5 o'clock this afternoon. an egg she cackles forth the fact. The heads o f the North Bank sys A rooster hasn't got a lot of Intel tem had been inspecting Central Ore lect to show, but none the less most gon for several days They had never roosters have enough good sense to been south of the railroad terminus crow. before and wished to see for them The mule, the most despised of selves what resources are drawn beasts, has a persistent way of let front the region In Harney and Lake ting people know he's around by his counties. insistent bray. All started together from I,ake- The busy little bees they buzz, riew early yesterday and expected to bulls bellow and cows moo, and conect with the regular train for watchdogs bark, and ganders quack home. The occupants o f the larger and drives and pigeons coo. car put on all speed, believing the The peacock spreads his tall and other car could negotiato the dis squalks: pigs squeal and robblns tance in equally good order and un sing, and even serpents know til they felt the train pull out. they enough to hiss before they sting. supposed their companions were But man. the greatest materplece close behind. that nature could devise, will often stop and hesitate before he'll adver K V K \ IN D IA N * U H K K TIS K tise W Ij»(Tcrty S. P. & S. RY. VISIT THIS Under the head "Indians to Meet S o o n ," John Ike, an educated Indian, published the following story In one of the county papers: The regular annual meeting of the Cowlitz tribe o f Indians will be held on Monday. June 15, 1914. at the residence o f John Ike at Silver Creek. Wn It is urgently requested that everyone belonging to the tribe Voi W il l. BE SATISFIED WITH !l lO I M l Pi » r o t Kit K H tll Its »• H P Daily, except Sunday. 9 30 a m Sursosor to C p m Commissioners. K H Itavlev M « Sunday. 3 to 9 a tn Brown Letters mailed not later than * t ’•> J T Hardy, traveling freight and and in order to make the title stick p m will leave here on the night t lit: t < >1 111*» passenger agent of the S P 4 8 out more solid. Mr Hardy put In a train going north Circuit Court Second Wo J W . M O O K K. I* M Kalla ay and the Oregon Trunk Hall safety pin at the top of the card Mar. h nrst Monda» u> Sep way. with headquarters In Redmond, This sure was an original Idea and T K I . K I ’ I I O M : HIM Its first Monday In December Pally, except Sunday. 6 a m to last week had The Spokesman print the compliments Mr Hardv has been l*rv»bale Court Ftrst Wo« some cards for him "J o e ." and receiving, not only from shippers on 9 p m. i**ch mouth Sunday. 8 to 9 a m . 5 to 7 pm everybody calls him by that name. Is his affiliated lines, but the Oregon Trunk Railway as well, have been sure original. N \ riON 11. WrdorSilAX Id JâiPun M a i * h. Following is the text of The title head on his card was numerous In I t Soiilrt JUIJ. r*« j i » nb« r «ntl N o i * « b i f "Safety First." printed in red ink. the card Woodrow Wilson President . . i 1 n o » m < i \i h Vice Prs^t Thomas R Marshall j y i ♦ W J Bryan Miyor S*c of State ♦ It t) (tu KtMordrr *4 W F Ml t 1 8#c. of Treasury J H Ko St*c of Interior ........ r. K lutile T r « i » u r « r J k Vk S«*c o f War L M Garrison \tti>rnr' You believe in Good Roads in Oregon, so do we. then use i' A A . . . W. C lie.lfi.ld M Afilli A \ o f Com W II Wilton t'ounclltnen W C l’ hiviili, K » Sec of l.abor the OREGON TRUNK and NORTH BANK LINES. "The Immote. Il F IWSOU«» F C At Swc o f Navy . Josephus Panici» Smooth Way.” klnaon. C VV Farri» I* M llee.lv Sec of Agricolture P F Houston 2nd ati.l Itli l’ ostina»,er Cenerai A tlurleaon Regular M cct mg» "The Owl” at Night is the BEST way to travel Tueaday» of ea* h month Attorney Cenerai Jaa M.Keynold» SAFETY ^ NAMKM KOI» M A IL IN G The Spokesman has the name of every taxpayer In Crook county, with their postoffice address Persons de siring names for mailing or other purposes can secure same at this o f fice at a reasonable figure. T ry our Classified A d s — lc word. I t i l » V l o \ D i l i V I M I ID I VI KOK S A L K HY ALL LIM H 'KRS < I I II Preatdent W S Rodman Vice President Guy K lt.dts.ui Secretary R L S. he« Meet» flr»f «u d third W e d n e s d ay In each month A. (i. AUJNCHAM Th# formt ry depart n. «'lit Mill COR «truct a bruì«« i a. r«'*» thr Ilrrltrn brunii. l>**t » c*r n lu-trolt AO »1 SilfiAU Tho Port Und i« r t co tiimiAAlim It ai urtl^r**«1 « n**u tuz and «Iri rrTtl ihn all tlr**»!icin*j «hall br t cleri» in frnot of priva?** *F Wines and Liquors Imported and Domestic Cigars Make the Farm Pay N othin* hut tht* IJKST i* m t m i I at our pi* < Irrtfo n R u llin o m i, First of 3 .!, thr farmer must be a bu u n f i t man. Farming it manufacturing food and < <>d produi u in.| the farm and farm equipment constitute the plant. Competition ii keen and it require» buxine»» method* to nuke money. R e d m o n d ( afe I he parcel* post has opened the way to Wider market*. Rural telephones, trolley* and mail delivery have brought unlim ited opportunity for doing busme»». Formerly Young'** Grill Y o u need one thing more— I NDEK NEH MANAGEMENT 1 h e L . C . S m i t h «Sc B r o s . Typewriter « "Ml- AND TRY OUR MEAI-S AND YOF Typew ritten correspondence wdl give you a prestige and enable you to get higher price*. WILL BE SATISFIED. THE Your w n or daughter can learn to operate the L. C. Smith k Hro*. typewriter in a »hort tunc and incidentally he getting a business education. m oney . EEs I MEAL IN L A R G E ." REDMOND I AND FOR THE Rook of in»truction free. •Mail (hi* coupon L. ( . Slrphen»» and Guy Slrtrn», Propricto*1*' Pita«* trnd rne your trre hook alx*ut typewriter« Name —____________________ _______________ p o. State— .___________________ Anderson Bros.’ Saw To Ik# L C. Smith & fir»« T;p«w riter U. •I0(> Oak S treet. Portland. MANE FACT! RE ILS o f r o u g h a n d dressed 1‘INF LUMBER. OUR MILL IS THE NEAREST p o in t t h a t y o u c a n g e t high grade Oregon lum ber . Furniture YOU W ILL BUY YOUR FURNITURE XT REDMOND. YOU CAN IM) NO BETTER ANYWHERE COME IN AND BE CONVINCED DON’T W AIT T IL L YOU NEED THE GOODS. C. H. IRVIN, Furniture & Undertaking OUR PRIC ES a r e r ig h t . • ' / Miles Southwest « f L a id i.iw IM H I ON stilli, ••'It I IsllMBBA \o\\ ! tlmae using the Ic.il * 111 '** ^ pari towards trying 10 ** ! o f **• |»W There have been h»sl* ,,n ^ before, hut c a r e l . •«•**■ 1 |fïf. 'V " ( " t 'he iiw o f using them resulted u> ^ ' - " ' " v *nd fri.-,......... hl„. tlon st an early date •' *• |y( "'••re and will leav. ,, for , h easy lustier lo pull •' ott (k(i ****** *>( 'he public water when through * l,h ^ A boat ws. greatly #<N.dw| , hf> preventing It from ......," lln*k,«lB '*y both fishermen and pleasure »nuked or broken I » pie*'** w seekers and the liberality ,,f Mr lake Is rough Duckett In furnishing the i „ , i » ri«l , -I home- -rid building the boa, should be , p lie» a bnoafer* Tru d e predated I » l(th n J *" w ..k llerald j ,• „ „ e k e . . look material lo Motile