The Redmond spokesman. (Redmond, Crook County, Or.) 1910-current, October 21, 1915, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text1>1 The Redmond Spokesman est VOL. 6. No. 1« REDMOND, CROOK COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1915 REDMOND POTATO SHOW uy OPENS TODAY Brat OCTOBER 21, 22, 23 HORSES—Division I, Class 1. Best Best Best Best Best Best Best Best laiyer C a k e ....................................................... Iziaf C a k e ......................................................... Angel Food C a k e ............................................. Dish of Doughnuts ......................................... Dish of Cookies .............................................. Collection of Canned Fruita, Jellies, Picklea. Collection of Picklea and C a tsu p s ................ Collection of Jelly ........................................... Best Collection of Canned Fruit ............................ 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 3.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 »1.80 PER YEAR .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 1.50 .50 .50 .50 feo , m pt atten tion Uniform Courtes J <-7ô D et& ils Mil V M. C. CONLIN, Superintendent. Class 1. erything AH in ReadineMN for I'irst ami Second Prize Riblsina will be offered in the follow PROF. NASH, Superintendent. ing breeds as follows- anil will be open to Crudes. the Fifth Annual Potato Clydesdale, Belgian, Shire, Percheron, Coach and Standard All articles in this department must lye displayed in the Show anil Fair Bred. school department. I. Stallion, two years old or over. Q Stallion, one year old and under two. ART EXHIBITS—Class 2. 1. Water Colors ..................................... $ .75 3. Stallion, under one year old. The Redmond Bank of Commerce places ENTY OF ATTRACTIONS 2. Miscellaneous ........................................... 75 4. Mare, two years old or over. at your command a thoroughly modem and 5. Mare, one year old and under two. NEEDLE WORK—Class 3. AND LOTS AMUSEMENTS 6. Filly, under one year old. efficient banking service—yours for the 1. Best Display Embroidery ................$ .75 2. Best Specimen T a ttin g ............................75 SWEEPSTAKES. using—no cost whatever. 3. Best Sofa P illo w ..................................... 75 Only stock winning blue ribbons eligible to enter. rg® Crowds Are Expected to 4. Best Specimen Drawn W o rk ..................75 Best Draft Stallion, Any B re ed ..............$5.00 This service, backed by resources of over Best Draft Mare, Any B re ed .................... 5.00 COOKING—Class 4. Utend From All Parts of the $140,000.00 represents a financial exper Best Draft Colt, One Year O ld .................. 5.00 1. Best Loaf of B re a d ............................$ .75 ounty During the Hewiion— ience, good, conservative judgment and the 2. Best (J a k e ................................................. 75 MISCELLANEOUS. 3. Best Shetland Stallion, Mare, Colt, $3.00 each. Best Dish of Cookies .......................... 75 desire of our entire organization to extend Many Exhibits Installed 4. Best Dish of D oughnuts...................... 75 Beat draft team to have been owend by exhibitor thirty days helpful advice and counsel whenever it will 5. Best Plate of C a n d y .............................. 75 prior to date of Fair, to Is- shown in harness—style, action, Npeed 6. Best Exhibit of Canned F r u i t ......... 2.00 and soundness to be considered, $5.00. be of value to the people of this community. '"It« Flfih Annual lledmonil I’ota Generul purpose team, same conditions, $5.00. VEGETABLES—Class 5. 4how ami Fair 1» un It opened Best colt fouled before May 20th. Best colt fouled after Best Display of Vegetables ...................... $3.00 *y for the I n »t n 11 a I Inn of eihlblta May 20th, $3.00. Best Peck of P o tato es....................................... 75 Frida' anil Saturday It will be Drivifig team, same conditions, $5.00. 'ull awing GRAIN ON STALK—Class 6. Single driver, same conditions, $3.00. Kin« Murphy" will formally 1. Best Sheaf of Wheat ......................$ .75 Saddle horse to lx* shown under saddle, any rider, $3.00. _n the •how (oinorrow t Friday I 2. Best Sheaf of Oats .............................. 75 Best Jack, any age. $3.00. (urn th«» affair ovnr to th« cl(y 3. Best Sheaf of Barley ...........................75 the vli ul>< populace of the roun- Best Span of Mules, $5.00. 4. Best Sheaf of R y e ................................ 75 ictlon. Best Mule, two years old or under. $3.00. ihlhltlon will he the FLOWERS—Class 7. iral products In Best Collection of Potted Plants ............$1.00 CATTLE—IHviaion J. Clam 1. will far «urpami Best Collection of Pressed F lo w ers............. 75 before ultelhpleil In F. W. McCAFFERY, Superintendent. MANUAL TRAINING—Class 8. First and Second Prize Ribbons will be given in the following 'he MhU’ila will be placed today, 1. Picture Frame ....................................$ .75 they are much larger and more breeds and will lie open to grades: 2. Ironing B o ard ........................................... 75 llerefords, Shorthorns, and Aberdeen Angus. lad tha in any former year. The 3. Step L a d d e r............................................. 75 Dairy Cattle—Jerseys, Holsteina, Guernseys and Ayreshires. er floe i of th« Eh rat building. &t> 4. Bracket S h e lf ........................................... 75 1. Bull, two years old or over. feet, will be nili'd from the floor 5. Wall Plate R a c k ....................................... 75 -he catling with the exhibits, ar 2. Bull, one year old and under two. 6. Foot S to o l................................................. 75 ced In an attractive manner 3. Bull calf, under one year old. 7. Screen, 3 panel, folding............................75 he Mvc ' xk exhibit, which will 4. Cow, two years old or over. 8. Library T a b le .................................. .75 ■hown under a In rue tent oppo- 5. Cow, one year old and under two. KOVAL E4JITPPAGE WILL BE 152 PERMITS TO IRRIGATE 23,- ' them tbe Blirut building. will lie the 9. Chair ............................................... .75 6. Heifer calf, under one year old. CEXTEK OF ATTRACTION 113 ACRES OF LAND attar keen III thia part of the 10. Bench ................................................ .75 ■ they t nty, Any other breeds of beef or dairy cattle will be admitted for U'l will he the renter of nt- Class 9. entry in their own breed class and sweepstake. ■tlon foe many of the vlaltora. Best Exhibit by Grade ............................$5.00 here W ill he all kinds of ainuae- SWEEPSTAKES FOR DAIRY CATTLE. Upon His Arrival in the City He Will Require 2IO Miles of Canals Best Exhibit by High School ................. 5.00 , from Its. Best Bull, any breed . $5.00 Will Formally Open the Po- and Pi(>e Line—Cost Is Esil here's ’he merry go round for All articles in the school department must have been made or Best Cow, any b re e d ................................................. 5.00 kid»— in I the grown-ups, too. If iato Show and Fair mated at «S91.242.0W grown by the school child entering it. Best Heifer, any b re e d .............................................. 5.00 r went to ride 'Ph- 'he Ferr:-. wheel for thoae who I Sweepstakes for beef cattle the same as ubove. «un Service Without Cost ry Redmond Bank of Commerce ire • rid' In the air he striking machine for the . mg man he Bho«t inc cutlery for the dead t _ ,1B.. action 1,111 BTOU*,n* mt nun Toua other at tract Iona agen uaa and ___ H k iii her In ih>< nick lea lie plenty of hotel ar- modatloila. lota of good things •at at th> different places serving da. a Nat room for the women children, and everything will dona looking to the comfort mid venlanca of the vlaltora In the ____ FANCY WORK AND ART— Division H, (la s s 1. SIIEEP—Division K, Class 1. C. MELSON. Superintendent. First and Second Prize Ribbons will be given in the following breeds: Merinos, Delaine Merinos, Hampshire«, Shropshire« and Cotswolds. Ram, two years old and over. Ram, one year old and under two. Rams, pair lambs. Ewe, two years old or over. Ewe, one yenr old and under two. Ewes, pair lambs. SWEEPSTAKES. Best Ram, any age or breed ................................... $5.00 Best Ewe, any uge or b re e d ...................................... 5.00 bar* are no fees rharged for on -1 ny exhibits at thia allow amt fair ■ CULINARY—Division G, Claws 1. ■'‘.“ “ "".'.•'h™,........... ... I . MRS '■'I’LLER. Superintendent. d llvtfttnrk exhtbha «ver »hown Bost Loaf of Bread ................................................... $1.00 Central Oregon It will amply Best Pie ...................................................................... 1.00 ty you., Best Pan of Light Rolls .......................................... 1.00 ant Sell your cream to the Redmond Creamery and protect your home market. We pay Portland prices, less express, and give you your check twice a month. Redmond Creamery » .50 .50 .50 “King Murphy” in his robes of During the quarter ending July MRS. H. A. SCHNEIDER and MRS. CLEM BROWN, Supts. state and seated on his throne, will 31, 1915, the state engineer issued Display French and Eyelet Embroidery, 3 pieces. . .$1.00 $ .50 enter the city from the south end of 152 permits for the appropriation of French and Eyelet Piece .......................................... 1.00 .50 Sixth street at 12 noon tomorrow, water under which it is proposed to Embroidered Lunch Cloth ........................................ 1.00 .50 led by the band and escorted by his | irrigate 23,143 acres, develop 352 horse power, and construct 15 rese- Drawn Work Piece ........................................ 1.00 .50 court. Embroidered Pillow C a s e s ........................................ 1.00 .50 The ensemble will be imposing voirs. These permits will require attractive. the construction of 210 miles of ca- Embroidered A p ro n .................................................... 1.00 .50 and The procession will march north nals and pipe line, and an estimated Display of Linen Needle W o rk .................................. 1.00 .50 to the corner of Sixth and D streets expenditure of (391,242.00. Best Specimen of T a ttin g ........................................ 1.00 .50 where it will be met by the mayor The following permits were issued Embroidered Towels .................................................. 1.00 •50 who. in a short address, will present in Crook count: Best Towel ................................................................. 1.00 .50 the king with the keys to the city. Wm. W. Foster of Paulina, for the Crocheted Garment .................................................. 1.00 .50 After being presented with the irrigation of 28 acres, diverting wa Patchwork Quilt ....................................................... 1.00 .50 ke>’8 to the city, by royal decree, ter from Beaver Creek In Sec. 23, T. Best Display Hand-made Q u ilts ................................ 2.00 1.00 souvenirs will be given to the people 16 S. R. 24 E. Lillie C. Throop of Paulina,, for Hand-made Article .................................................... 1.00 .50 attending the ceremonies. the irrigation of 7 acres, diverting At the conclusion of this cere Sofa Pillows ............................................................... 1.00 .50 mony the procession will march to water from Powell Creek in Sec 5, Hand-made Button H o le s.......................................... 1.00 .50 the exhibition hall where “King T. 16 S. R 25 E. Best Embroidered A p ro n .......................................... 1.00 .50 Murphy” will, in an appropriate ad Lewis E. Throop of Paulina, for Best A p ro n ................................................................. 1.00 .50 dress. formally open the Fifth An- the irrigation of 12 acres, diverting Display of T a ttin g ...................................................... 1.00 .50 nual Redmond Potato Show and water from Rager Creek in Sec. 4. Hand-made H andkerchief.......................................... 1.00 .50 Fait; and turn it over to the mana- T. 16 S. R. 25 E. Edward Mills of Laidlaw, secured Dispay Silk E m broidery............................................ 1.00 .50 gers. In the procession accompanying a permit to store 180 acre feet of Embroidered Collar or S e t ........................................ 1.00 .60 "King Murphy” will be the school water in Sec. 10. T. 17 S. R. 9 E. for Best Specimen Crocheted Lace .............................. 1.00 .50 children the different grades, the irrigation of 40 acres of land. Best Specimen Knitted Lace .................................. 1.00 .50 The High from School will probably have Chas. H. and Della Foster of Ter Crayon or Pencil S k e tc h ............................................ 1.00 .50 an appropriate float. rebonne. for the irrigation of 7 acres Pen and Ink Sketch .................................................. 1.00 .50 During the procession and cere- diverting water from Jap Creek in Collection of I’hyrography W o rk ............................ 1.00 .50 monies the king will have a body Sec. 14. T. 14 S. R. 14 E Collection of Three or More Photographs, (done by guard composed of the Redmond Wm. W. Brown of Fife, for the ir- rigation of 75 acres, diverting water amateur) ............................................................. 1.00 .50 Spud Club. from Twelve Mile Creek and Nor Hand Painted China Plate ...................................... 1.00 .50 cross Creek in Sec. 17, T. 19 S. R. EXHIBITS TO LAND SHOW Hand Painted Salad Bowl ...................................... 1.00 .50 24 E. Hand Painted Cup and S a u c e r................................ 1.00 .50 J. Frank Bogue of La Pine, for The exhibts of agricultural pro Hand Painted Tankard ............................................ 1.00 .50 ducts that will be shown at the Po the irrigation of 40 acres, diverting Best Collection of Hand Painted C h in a .................. 2.00 1.00 tato Show here this week will be water from Long Prairie Slough in landscape in Oil on C a n v a s.................................... 1.00 .50 taken to the Land Show at Portland Sec. 10. T. 22 S. R. 9 E. Landscape in Water Colors on C an v a s.................. 1.00 .50 that opens there next week, and Edward Pausch of Fife, for the ir Best Oi, Painting ...................................................... 1.00 .50 continues open until Nov. 13. The rigation of 60 acres, diverting water Best Display of C u rio s.............................................. 1.00 .50 total exhibit from Redmond, Prine from McClegan Canyon in Sec. 29, Best Specimen of Craft W o rk .................................. 1.00 .50 ville and Tumalo fairs will probably T. 20 S. R. 22 E. R. R. Brice of Post, for the irriga Any person winning first premium in the above list at the be the largest and best from any of tion of 40 acres, diverting water the counties exhibiting at the show. last two Potato Shows will not be allowed to enter the same from North Fork of Crooked River article this year for premium. The Spokesman for good printing in Sec. 5, T. 17 S. R. 21 E. SWINE— Division L, Class 1. C. MELSON, Superintendent. First and Second Prize Ribbons will be given in the following breeds: Poland China, 0. I. C., Berkshires, Duroc Jersey, Chester White, Hampshire.« and Tamworths. Boar, one year old or over. Boar, between six months and one year old. Boar, under six months old, age considered. Sow, one year old or over. Sow, between six months and one year old. Sow, under six months old, age considered. Litter of pigs. Any breed not named above, the same. GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP. Best Boar, any age ................................................... $5.00 Best Sow, any a g e ..................................................... 5.00 There will be free entry, free stalls and pens and free hay and bedding for all livestock, and a watchman will be employed to look after all stock day and night. CENTRAL OREGON LINE The Portland Chamber of Commerce INVITES YOU TO THE MANUFACTURERS’ and LAND PRODUCTS EXPOSITION Portland, Oct. 25-Nov. 13 ie cityi Cow»' SPECIAL PREMIUMS—Division M, Class 1. For best display of threshed grains, four or more varieties, one bushel each, a prize of one barrel of White River Flour by SECOND ANNUAL SHOW OF ALIcOREGON Wasco Warehouse & Milling Company, through Lynch & Roberts. AND SOUTHERN WASHINGTON AGRICUL Best collection of Astors, one dozen dahlia bulbs by Gill Seed TURAL PRODUCTS AND MANUFACTURING Company, Portland. RESOURCES. Best collection of potted plants, one dozen dahlia bulbs, by Gill Seed Company, Portland. Most beautiful bouquet, one dozen dahlia bulbs by Gill Seed Round Trip Ticketc Sold on a Reduced Basis from Central Ore gon Points Company, Portland. October 28 and November 4 and 11 Best dish cottage cheese, $2.00 cash, by R. L. Schee. For the best bushel of wheat, any variety, one barrel best Final Return Limit Seven Days after date of sale. flour, by Bend Flour Mill Co., through their agent, L. C. Marion of D. KELLER, Agent, Redmond, Oregon. Redmond.