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About The Redmond spokesman. (Redmond, Crook County, Or.) 1910-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1916)
hurxlay j THE REDMOND SPOKESM W PAGE TO'O A BEAUTIFUL HOME FOB THE ONLY GIRL -IT’S A DUTY When you own your own home you know you have a refuge at all times. You take a pride in beautifying YOUR dwelling. Your children in stinctively turn towards HOME against outside attractions. Your merchant looks on you with favor, because he knows that a HOME OWNER is permanent; that he will strive to keep his bills paid ami his credit good; that his example will induce others to do likewise, thereby insuring greater communal permanence and stability. Should reasons of business or health necessitate a change* of location, you have a bankable resource to secure needed funds, which rent receipts, no matter how numerous, can never afford. In your OWN HOME you can live as you want to live without interference from anyone, and without considering the whims of an owner who might have very different ideas from your own. You are your own master—you are free to do as you will—and this very independence of material conditions gives you an independence of thought that makes you a better father or mother, and a better citizen. Two hundred designs of Modern, Convenient, Moderate Priced BEAUTIFUL HOMES ready for your inspection, together with interesting information on HOME BUILDING. This means no obligation on your part. “See Anderson About it” TUM-A-LUM LUMBER COMPANY and as fast as it is eaten down a fresh fork full is put out. I >"s- ous are switched every .1 days; that is. the oats are used in a corral which has been used for poisoned alfalfa ami tin poisoned alfalfa is exposed where* the poisoned grain ha. been used. The |»oisoii is put out fresh every evening, and that which has been in the corral for two days is removed. It is worthy of comment that on tin* nights wh«*u the puisoii'- hi * switched the larged kills have been made. R A. HARD. V. S. Biological Assistant. relat SYS’ servi way forni Hit1 Spolifsiç £ for POH ELL III TI E Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hayin' ami Mr. ami Mrs. Allen \\ illcov en went to Prineville Thursday with Alvin Rigg> in his new car Miss Nan Cudd has laeti sick with the grip. Jess Tuck is laid up with a relapse of the grip. All of the patrons of tin H it son school have volunteered a load of wood for the school. John Tuck went to Prineville last week to attend county court Charlie Johnson has been quite sick the past week. Van Morse spent Thursday and Eridav at Homestead Ac-. res. Mrs. Bussett and her moth« r Mrs. Mary Brown visited Mrs. Frank Bayn last Friday. Miss Edna Mors»' returned to her school last Wednesday. At a meeting of the M en’s Club last Thursday ev ening J. F. Rice was elected president and Earl Saunders secretary ami treasurer. The question of a community hall was discussed after which the ladies served a nice lunch. Much ice has lieen put up in this section recently. Last Wednesday evening the N. I’. Alley home was the ■>«•«!,• of the liveliest and most enjoy able gathering ever held in this section. The members of the Sorosis and their families sat down to a banquet prepared by the ladies, after which the men present gave several hours’ en tertainment by performing th- stunts the entertainment coir- mittee called on them for. has found it impossible to hold meetings until after his return from Corvallis, Jan. 16. Mr. Ward, U. S. Biological Assis tant, will also be gone from the county from Jan. 3 to 13, but af ter that time will be glad to vis it any section of the county and continue the work we have al ready started. A large quantity of strychnine bought by the Owing to the fact that I have county and state, is expected to had to lecture at the Oregon arrive this week and a large Agricultural College I will be IT IS NECESSARY FOR COM portion of this will be distribut unable to answer inqueries con ed among organized communi MUNITY ORGANIZATION IN ties in the county. None of this cerning poisoning until my re turn on Jan. 13. After that date ORDER TO OBTAIN COUNTY strychnine will be given to indi I will be pleased to assist the viduals; all will be given to the various poisoning organizations STRYCHNINE. organizations. It is not neces in any way possible and will ap sary that either the county ag preciate the hearty co-operation riculturist or Mr. Ward be pres of those concerns in making the ent to affect a community or Crook county poisoning project Altho there has been very ganization. Any community can a success. Earlier in the cam little favorable weather in this organize and as soon as we have county to date for the killing of proof that the organization is paign the organizations were advised that as soon as results large numbers of rabbits thru perfected and that it means of the poisoning experiments at the use of poison mixtures, the business, it will be given its present in progress were avail progress made in the county in share of the strychnine. If your able such information would be preparation of the use of these community wants assistance in given to them. While no conclu- mixtures and the work of eradi the rabbit work it must have an , sions have been reached con cating the rabbits generally, is organization. cerning the experiments con very favorable. There are at In regard to the use of pois ducted by my assistants in Lake present 18 community organiza on mixtures for rabbits, Mr. county, the following facts are tions organized and ready for Ward states as follows: worthy of mention and I recom work as soon as favorable The ultimate success of the mend their use by those actively weather appears. Four other o r jack rabbit poisoning in Crook ganizations will take up the county will depend on how care engaged in rabbit poisoning. It appears that the absence work immediately, and requests fully those using the poison of saccharine will not afreet for meetings and assistance in mixture follow instructions re materially the success of the t *< waces ” « fact ? py p m organizing communities hav° garding its preparation and rec '■•FACT?DY EXPENSES WILL been received in large numbers ommendation for its exposure. poison. Equally as good results STAY ' " " ‘ NORTHWEST" by the county agriculturist. Be I have lately conferred with one have been obtained the past PAYYOUP WACES. B U Y cause of the necessary work in “poison mixer” who deviated week without its use. Instead, a Y O U R PRODUCTS. P A Y preparation of annual reports from the plan. This man used tea cup level full of table salt YollR TAXES^’CIRCUITTE on demonstrations, etc. in the practically no accurate meas dissolved in the pint of water county for the year, which must ures and guessed at the amount before making the starch gives A C A IN ^ A C A IN W H E N Y O U C A L L FOR A be prepared by Jan. 1, and be of liquid for the starch solution. promise of increasing the effec tiveness of the poison. cause of the County Agents’ This would not have made any The number of quarts of oats conference at Corvallis, Jan. 3 material difference had he add- used to each ounce of strych to 14, the county agriculturist Continued on page 4 nine may be increased from 12 to 14 quarts without decreasing OR A the efficiency of the poison. It A d is tin c tiv e c r a c k e r flavor will also tend to make the prep th a t y o u ’ll lik e — aration cheaper. The alfalfa mixture has given equally as SNOWFLAKE good results as the poison oats • ■ OR A SODAS during the past month in Lake 10c and 25c p a ck a g es B ig F a m ily T in 50c county. It is also slightly cheap a ls o in bulk—at a ll d e a le r s er to use. The organization on OR A 34 PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT COMPANY the High Dseert still reports P o rtla n d , O regon good kills, and it appears that weather conditions are more favorable for poisoning in that locality. F. E. Garlough, who is assist ONE OF THESE BRANDS ing me in the Lake county ex W ILL SURELY SATISFY YlUR periments, has averaged 90 jack in d iv id u a l TASTE. FOR COMMUNITY SHIPMENTS OF STOCK rabbits a night by the use of a THEY ARE MADE OF THE small portion of poisoned grain GENERAL STORAGE and FORWARDING N N M T TDRACC04 and poisoned alfalfa. This is due V / 11 " A " (FARMERS’ WAREHOUSE) to the fact that the rabbits, their habits and natural food c o . CLE AN conditions, are being carefully FLYMN studied. The hay in the bait cor ^ N ' T A R V C IG A R rals is changed every few days, FftUORVar BAKER. QBE IS KILLING OFF JACK RABBITS LET TT//1M Good Print» MOTH BERN THA’ TEDN ILL ÀNCE LOSS HE L ADD ¡CRIP* •KOMI RABL IS TH1 HE P Y L(X GREETINf OCCA PERÌ TIOÏ We wish all of our customers and frietxfc j New and Prosperous New Year, aad . Y T I thunk them for their patronage duruq 01 year and hope to merit a continuance d *S Of in the future. u jg i O, PLI (’. II. IRVIN, Furniture & I é ^ " TH. Plumbing, Tinsmithinf gaina a pair nr |60 ha teed, I AND GENERAL REPAIR WOtl **** 76 cast All kind« of work in the nlw»e 1* promptly attended to P.fl Z- Co PRICKS MODERATE and SAW PH F KUTION GUARANTEED and DISTINCTLY NORTHWEST . Product» TftlUMtW I WM. 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