The Redmond spokesman., September 21, 1916, Page 3, Image 3

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TH E REDMOND SPOKESMAN
knyUlTISH EMBARGO
SCOPE IS WIDENED
ALLIES CONTINUE
STEADY ADVANCE
A. L. BENSON
w Developments May Com­
Chaulnes and Pnronne Are Im­
periled by Foch's Men. and
Salient is Eliminated.
pel Use of Retaliatory
Measures.
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LUIS CABRERA
V ashlltglon.— D< v. I.q.in. nln I.r III.)
t w eek h as c o i l ' l u r i d m a n y a d m in
atlu n o ffic ia ls t h u t l i n i . - is w o r k
ail fo r (bn r o t u l l a l . i r y b ig a l l . k ,
•ml In til»" p r e s id i n t i t b iim l'. b y th e
en n e bill m m •* in 1 in < n t g iv in g b in i
« p o w er to »« I u g a lu s t a h . l l l g e r
n a tio n whoa« r o iiu m - r c . - s h ip s d is
B in ate against A m ur n a n e x p o rt.- ra .
.a o fficiala h er« a«« li th ia I h a b o u t
w ay th e new l l r l t l a b o r d i r à w ill
k o u t:
r lta ln h aa b a rre d c e rta in eontinodl
from n e n tru l aotireea to th e neii
I p o rta o f S c a n d in a v ia uml llollum l.
a m e a n s no Ilrltlsh im r i buiitin an
tld a c c e p t au. b goods from «hip
a, In clu d in g A iu e rl.u n e x p o rte rs ,
thoae porta.
'o r a llrltla b m e rc h a n tm a n , docked
an A m eric an purl. th u s to refits««
e rlc a n goods for a n y o t h e r re a s o n
lack of c a rg o a p a c e w o u ld be u
A llen L. Benson, who la the So cialist
vet v io la tio n of th e la w c o n ta in e d
cand idate for President.
■the re v e n u e bill e n a c tm e n t m id th e
a ld e n t could o r d e r H in t s h ip h e ld
port. An a tte m p t by th e ublpnian
to c le a r u n til Hie p re a ld e n tla l bun
I lifted w ould m enu f o r f e it u r e o f
sh ip an d perhupH tw o yeura' Hen
ce o r f i d , 000 fine for th e »hip
ater.
El Paso, T e x a s — V illa a tta c k e d
HR
C h ih u a h u a city w ith 600 m en, p e n e ­
ER iV Y ’S M AIL IS OPENED tra te d p a rt of Hie city, but w as d riv en
o u t w ith heav y lo sses by th e c o n stl
tla h C e n s o rs h ip E x te n d s to A m t r l
ING
tuH onulIsl arm y . T h e r a p tu r e d V illa
can O ffic ia l L e tters.
follow ers w ere Im m ed iately p ut Io
iV E
V ash ln g to n .— B ritish c e n so rsh ip of d e a th
G en e ra l T re v in o w as w ounded
OP ierlc an m all him ex ten d e d to o fficial In th e arm .
era o f th e navy d e p a rtm e n t from
At 3:30 o'clock, d u rin g a heav y rain ,
ei
fa r e a s t. On th e eve of Hie a rriv a l w hile th e people w ere b a rd a sle e p af
G re at B rita in 's n ote rep ly in g to th e te r the fe s tiv itie s of tw o n ig h ts Io h o n o r
te d e p a rtm e n t h p ro te a ts of th e mull
of the M exican In d ep en d en ce day. th e
iBorahlpa, It w as le arn ed th a t th e Vlllu forces e n te re d th e tow n In tw o
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ty d e p a rtm e n t c e n so rs a t Y aucou colu m n s T h ey m ade s tra ig h t for th e
ILS
B. C„ b ad op. li e d se v e ra l le tte rs
p e n ite n tia ry , w here Jo se Ynex Sulu
th e d e p a rtm e n t from navy o ffic ers xar, th e reb e l on tria l for p lo ttin g
H o ngkong, gom e of whom h av e th e
a g a in s t th e g o v ern m e n t, an d p o litical
lo m atlc a ta t uh of n av a l a tta c h e s
p riso n e rs w ere rele ase d . T h e o th e rs
vdm lral B enson. a c tin g se c re ta ry ,
ru sh ed for th e g o v ern m e n t b u ild in g s
______d th e In te rfe re n c e w ith official m all and H ie fed e ra l p alace, d riv in g o u t th e
I been c a lle d to Hie a tte n tio n of th e sm all C a rra n z a g uard
te d ep a rtm e n t In ea ch instance uml
G eneral T re v in o ru sh e d his tro o p s
■teats m ade to London.
T he ecu
to v a n ta g e p o in ts and co v ered th e gov
J ahlp, h e esplulin-d. a p p a re n tly had e m in e n t build in g s w ith rifle s an d ma
*D II' been g e n e ra us m a n y s im ila r le t
c h in e gu n s
He th en took p erso n a l
Jr
a had been recelv d unopened, uml com m and of th e a r tille ry at B an ta
II going east had not been dis
Rosa. an d by a few w ell d ire c te d sh o ts
call ft bed.
m ade th e build in g s u n te n a b le .
T he
«« <j .'he p o a to fflc d e p a rtm e n t rec en tly
b an d its, ca u g h t u n d er d o u b le fire, fled
tceled c o n tra c ts fur tra n s p o rta tio n out of th e c ity to th e n o rth w e st, le a v ­
m all to th a O rien t on v essels plying
ing m ore th a n Km dead behind.
Now Ready For ALL BUSINESS
Loudon. 'I he Itrltlsh and F ro m It
s trik in g sim u lta n e o u sly n o rth und
so u th of H i e Som m e, h av e f u rth e r won
Im p o rta n t s ip i ■ uses.
lla lg s tro o p s
took a n o th e r g ia n t s te p fo rw ard In
th e ir d riv e a g a in st llu p au m e, w hile
Koch e x te n d e d b is p o sitio n s betw een
1 h u u ln e s an d I'e ro n n e , g re a tly In
c re a sin g th e m. iiui e to both th e se
To the People of Redmond and Vicinity:
I have ju s t taken over the Redmond Steam Laundry and
will a t once place it in full commission for doing any and all
classes of work prom ptly and properly.
I have had ample experience in th is line of work and can
s t r o n g h o ld s .
In th e ir a d v a n c e n o rth of Hie Som m e
Hie Itrltls h took un Im p o rta n t s te p In
th e ir m o v e m en t to w ard th e e n c irc le
mi nt of T h le p v al, o b lite ra tin g th e sal
lent th a t p ro tru d e d Into th e ir lin e s be
tw een th a t place an d ('o u rc e le ttc , and
Luis C a b rera, ch airm an of the M ex
b ro u g h t th e ir Iron! Io w ith in less th a n
lean delegation in the A m eric an -M ex-
a m ile of U rn n d e o u rt an d th e A lbert-
lean conference.
Itap au m e road By r u p tu rin g M ourjuet
farm work an d th e D anube tre n c h ,
H a lf lias e lim in a te d th e g r e a te s t ob
BRIEF WAR NEWS
sta c le s to w ard a d ire c t n o rth e a s t ad
T h e Ita lia n s h av e begun a new d riv e
v an ce on R apuiinie by th e B ritish .
T h e B ritish g u n s a r e now bom bard t o w a r d T r ic s t .
C o n sta n tin o p le re p o rts th e B ritish
Ing G ra n d eo iirt, w hile lla p atim e Itself
Is alm o st In ran g e of th e h eavy a rlll ag a in on th e o ffe n siv e in MeBOpota
mia.
I. ry
Bi n o rth e rn M acedonia th e B ritish ,
T h e su c c e ss of th e F re n ch so u th of
F
ren
ch und S e rb ia n a rm ie s h av e gain
t h e S o m m e lik ew ise w ip es o ut a dan
a d d itio n a l
su c c e sse s,
b re a k in g
g ero u s s a lie n t an d b rin g s th e ir rig h t ed
wing n e a r e r H ie p o in t of th e so u th dow n th e B u lg arian d efe n se in th e
from w hich th e flunk m ove on P er c e n te r an d on th e ’e ft wing.
T h e R o u m an ian a d v a n c e in T ran sy l-
oline m u st be begun.
S w iftly th e
F ren ch a rc c le a rin g th e w hole se c to r v an la is m e etin g w ith stiff re s is ta n c e
so u th an d so u th w e st of P c ro n n e and from th e A u stro -G erm an forces. A t­
b rin g in g n e a re r th e Iso latio n of th a t te m p ts of th e R o u m an ia n s to cro ss th e
A lt riv e r w ere ch e ck e d . At H atzeg ,
stro n g h o ld .
T h e allied a tta c k In P ica rd y is dally R o u m an ian p o sitio n s w ere ta k en .
H ard fig h tin g h as been resu m e d
grow ing in m o m entum . T h e B ritish
ad v a n c e is e x h ib itin g su c h pow er th a t from th e I’rip e t m a rsh reg io n in B us
it Is no lo n g e r n e c e s s ita tin g co fistan t sla, th ro u g h G alicia an d up in th e C ar
p a u se s for th e co n so lid a tio n of g ro u n d p a th ia n m o u n ta in s B erlin ajid V ienna
a s s e r t th e re p u lse of R u ssian a tta c k s
gained.
on a fro n t of a b o u t 12A& m iles w e st of
L u tsk , in G alicia, an d in th e C a rp a ­
th ia n s a t se v e ra l points.
B u lg arian tro o p s, a s s is te d by G er
m an s an d T u rk s , h av e reg a in ed v ir
tu a lly all th a t p a rt of D o b ru d ja ta k e n
by R o u m an ia d u rin g th e second Bal
kan w ar. F o rc es of th e c e n tr a l pow
la m d . it i. — A f u rth e r a d v a n c e for th e
e rs h av e d riv e n R u ssian s an d Rou
S e rb ia n s on th e w e ste rn en d of th e
m a n ian s back to a line ru n n in g n o rth
M acedonian fro n t is re p o rte d In a d is
of S llls trta on th e D anube to M anga
p atch s e n t o u t u n d e r a S alonikI d a te
lia on th e B lack S ea co ast.
by th e E x ch a n g e T e le g ra p h com pany.
S m ash in g th e G erm a n line on a
It sa y s th e firs t an d second line
fro n t of six m iles n o rth of th e S om m e
tre n c h e s of th e B u lg a ria n s a t Kaim -
In F ra n ce , th e B ritish fo rces h av e
u k ea lu n h av e been ta k e n by th e S e r
m ade p ro b ab ly th e m ost n o ta b le ad
blim s. who h av e c ro sse d th e B roda
v an ce sin c e th e A nglo F re n ch offen
riv er.
H eav y fig h tin g c o n tin u e s on
slv e b eg an Ju ly 1. T h re e to w n s, tw o
th e f u rth e r h ank of th e riv er.
w oods an d th e p o sse ssio n of n ea rly
T h e S e rb ia n s a re re p o rte d to h av e
all th e high gro u n d b etw e en C om bles
ta k e n fo u r field gum« an d eig h t m a
and th e P o zie re s H apaum e road fell to
ch in e gu n s, b rin g in g up to 36 th e n u m ­
th e B ritish .
b er of gutiH c a p tu re d . A larg t n u m b e r
S o u th of th e riv e r th e F re n ch push
; of p riso n e rs u I ho a re said to h av e fall ed hack th e G erm a n s an d o ccupied th e
en Into th e h a n d s of th e S erb ian s.
re m a in d e r of V erm a n d o v ille rs an d
T h e d isp a tc h also re p o rts th a t
B erny, and also c a p tu re d
all th e
F ren ch tro o p s on th e allie d left w ing
gro u n d b etw een V erm a n d o v ille rs an d
h av e r a p tu r e d th e s ta tio n a t F lo rin a.
D en ieco u rt an d b etw e en D en ieco u rt
H eavy fig h tin g c o n tin u es.
an d B erny, th e gain being o v er a fro n t
ru n n in g n o rth e a s t tw o m iles and
TEUTONS WIN BIG BATTLE th e n c e e a st a n o th e r m ile. T h e su c ce ss
of th e F re n c h se em in g ly is a n o th e t
M ackensen D rives Russians and Rou-
m ove of th e rig h t flan k of th e e n te n te
m anians Back 60 M ile s in R oum ania
to w ard th e p o ck e tin g of P ero n n e.
B erlin .— R u ssian an d
R o u m an ian
tro o p s a re being d riv en back upon th e
SHORT NEWS NUGGETS
riv e r D an u b e In s o u th e a s te rn B outna
uia In th e m ost d is a s tro u s d e fe a t su f­
G en eral C a rra n z a issu ed a d e c re e
fered by an allie d a rtn y s ln r e th e S e r ­ callin g for th e elec tio n of d e le g a te s to
b ia n s w ere c ru sh e d a y e a r ago.
a c o n s titu tio n a l assem b ly .
T he R o u m an ia n arm y is h a s tily faM
T w en ty -six th o u sa n d tro o p s p assed
Ing hack upon th e lin e ru n n in g in review a t El P aso b efo re G en eral
th ro u g h C z ern av o d a an d M i.lzldiah to Bell an d G en e ra l C lem e n ts T h u rsd a y .
C o n stan z ia on th e B lack Sea, a r e ­
T h e ra ilro a d s of th e U n ited S ta te s
tre a t a t so m e p laces of m o re th a n 60 In th e fiscal y e a r ju s t en d ed In crea sed
m ites, suid a d isp a tc h to th e C ologne th e ir n e t re v e n u e s $305,969,000 o v er
Volks Z eftung.
th e p rec ed in g year.
T h e R u sso -R o u m an ian c e n te r h as
B rig a d ie r G en eral H en ry G. S h a rp e
been d riv e n buck m ore th a n 30 m iles, w as a p p o in te d q u a r te rm a s te r g en e ral
said a d isp a tc h from G erm a n h e a d ­ of th e a rm y , to su cceed G en eral A le
q u a rte rs . T h e en em y w as c a u g h t in sh ire , w ho re tire d rec en tly .
a deep p o ck et at D obric an d a b a n d o n
F ro st fell o v e r th e G re a t L a k e s r e ­
ed la rg e q u a n titie s of booty in a h a sty gion la te la st w eek, ac co rd in g to r e ­
r e tre a t.
p o rts to th e w e a th e r b u rea u .
The
Field M arsh al M ack en sen , w ho d i­ fro st e x te n d e d a s fa r so u th a t n o r th ­
re c te d th .1 T e u to n ic ste a m ro lle r d riv e ern T e n n e sse e .
th ro u g h S erb ia, is c o m m an d in g th e
E sta b lis h m e n t of a n e u tra l c o n s ta b ­
G erm an , T u rk ish an d B u lg arian a r u la ry alo n g th e b o rd e r w as stro n g ly
m ica now a d v a n cin g Into R o um ania.
u rged by th e M exicans in th e confer-
VILLA’S LOSSES AT
CHIHUAHUA HEAVY
ts
: .
B ritis h Colun l l i l u p o r t s Io sh g iH g o
"1 d ire c t to B e a ttie and S an F ra n
co.
ANY C R IM E S C O N FESS ED
ung
M an 8 to le Autos and
Licenses to Cover T ra il.
Used
The D alles, O r
B o b b eries of ev ery
ng from books In school h o u ses to
'.omobllea In th e th re e coust s ta te s
re co n fe ssed to by R alph I. G ruff,
iren c e D avis and Jo e M ontana,
e e young m en a r re s te d by S h eriff
»1 C h rism an on su sp icio n of h av in g
our .bed th e ra n c h hom e of C lifford Moe
It. W re n th am .
The p riso n e r adm it Mteallng a u to s,
¡, | ‘esso ries an d robes T h e y had w ith
,,<gl tin w hen a rn - te<| nine a u to lic en ses
(W(j( th e th re e s ta te s In w hich th ey op
ae; «ted, an d a d m itte d they chunged
runt 'm fre q u e n tly to throw p u rs u e rs off
ghts '• ,c e n L T h e m en w ere ta k e n at
[n_ | n d leto n , th e s h e riff w iring to offl
er-|<* ■a th e re a d e s c rip tio n of th«. c a r ’s
iStM ' vs. whose m u rk s in th e d u st he had
nlfbtl terved a t th e Moe re sid e n c e a t
«1 f« •entham .
Colonel In g lia Accused by C ap tain .
C e n tra lia ,
W ash
C a p ta in
David
L iv in g sto n e, th ro u g h h is a tto rn e y ,
M a u ric e
L ang h o rn e, h as filed six
c h a rg e s a g a in s t Colonel W. E. Inglis,
co m m anding th e S econd W a sh in g to n
In fa n try , ac co rd in g to w ord receiv ed
h ere
T h e ch u rg e s a re said to In
elu d e co n d u c t u n becom ing au officer,
d isre s p e c t to th e flag, an d g am b lin g
an d d rin k in g w ith Ju n io r o fficers
Policy of G reece S till Benevolent.
London. M K alo g ero p o lu s, th e nety
G reek p rem ier, d e c la re s th a t th e new
g o v ern m e n t will o b se rv e th e m ost hen
ev o len t n e u tra lity to w ard th e e n te n te ,
sa y s a R e u te r d isp a tc h from A th en s
" l ie re p u d ia te s a lle g a tio n s Hint h e is
G errn u n o p h ile,” ad d s th e d isp a tc h , " a l­
though h e co n fe sse s th a t he Is an ad
tn lre r of G e rm a n y ,”
H ughes S ta rts
H is
Second
T rip .
SERBIANS ADVANCE
IN MACEDONIA
New York
( 'h u rle s E H u g h es left
New York nt 8 o'clock M onday m o rn ­
ing on th e secon d trip of h is p re sid e n ­
tia l cninpa n .
Mrs. H u g h es ac co m ­
pan
ied
hltn.
III
h Itin e ra ry , w hich is
h»r •
_ _
two- rm f ny O b jec ts to Loan to B algium . crow ded w P ’i sto p s for b rie f sp e ec h es,
A m b a ssa d o r von Her ■ will c a rry him th ro u g h In d ian a. Illi­
ht wW’ A 'ashlngton
rff In fo rm ed th e s ta te d e p a rtm e n t nois, O hio an d W isconsin.
_«t th e G erm a n g o v ern m e n t would
/W ider "n u ll uml void" any loan to
G reek K in g W ill N o t A bdicate.
( ^ I'lg lu m n e g o tia te d in tlm U nited
B erlin, v ' • L o ndon.— B aron G eorge
«tea d u rin g G erm an occu p an cy of B arcza, n tt- die or th e A u stro lltin g a r
tail le g a tic
at A thens, w ho h as nr
PotiK» co u ntry.
rived a t S ofia, sa y s a d isp a tc h from
un M
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A llls s N e a rly in Serbia.
th a t c a p ita l d e c la re s th a t th e ru m o rs
J(lj li’ a rls .— F re n c h and R u ssian tro o p s, th a t K ing C o n s ta n tin e m ay a b d ic a te B ritish Use A rm o red C a rs E ffectiv ely ,
, 0B .van cln g rap id ly on th e w e ste rn end a re absolut ly unfounded.
B ritish F ro n t in F ra n c e .— T h e m ain
Ng „( th e e n te n te M acedonian fro n t, h a v e
th e m e of ta lk in th e B ritish arm y is
•Jved Ih fro n t or
of F lo rin a, «dose to
TH E M ARKETS
th e w o n d erfu l w ork of th e new a r ­
trow __________
» S erbian b o r d e r , s o u th o f M o n a s t lr ,
m
ored cu rs, used fo r th e firs t tim e
I« “
P o rtlan d .
w hen th e B ritish sm a sh e d th e G er
orttf> ) F ren ch w a r o f f ic e a n n o u n c e d .
W h e a t—Club, $1.25; blu estem $1.30; m a n 's th ird lin e of d efe n se.
l. P*!
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,t|ng P r e s id e n t W ilso n 's S is te r Dead.
red R u ssian . $1.25; fo rty fold, $1.27;
E v id en tly th e ir b u ild in g w as a clo se
__ ..Mew L ondon, Conn
Mrs. A nnie red fife. $1.26.
s e c re t, th e firs t th«' G e rm a n s know ing
li/;ii,,w °. only sin te r of P re sid e n t W ilson,
H ay T im o th y , $1S p e r to n ; alfalfn , of th e ir e x iste n c e b eing w hen daw n
j
here. T h . body w as sen t to South $15.5(1.
ciiine an d th ey tru n d le d a c ro s s c r a te rs ,
ro lln a for b u ria l, and th e p resid e n t
B a rley —No. 1 Feed, $32 p e r ton.
tre n c h e s an d tre e stu m p s on to th e
:1 M rs. W ilson ueeom punled th e fun
B u tte r C rea m e ry . 31c.
G e rm a n 's second and th ird line de
il p arty .
Eggs Ranch, 30c,
fen ces. M any b a tta lio n s, follow ing in
Wool E a s te rn O regon, 32c; valley, th e ir w ake h ad n o th in g m o re to de
inp^ltlsh C o lu m bia F av o rs P ro h ib itio n . 32c.
th a n h a r v e s te r s g a th e rin g sh e a v e s at
14,‘ V ancouver, It ( '
B ritish C olum bia
H ops -1915 crop, n o m in a l; 1916 co n ­ th e y follow th e re a p e r a n d hinder.
]0»4"ctlon r e tu r n s a s s u re a m a jo rity of tra c ts , 8c.
I th' TO o r m ore fo r p ro h ib itio n and wo-
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B ulgars R e tre a tin g .
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Init-in su ffra g e
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— —
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S eattle.
W h e a t— B lu estem $1.30; club, $1.26;
itt ‘‘itleh P re m ie r's Son K illed in B attle, red R ussian. $1.24; fo rty -fo ld , $1.27;
.-•fCIxindon.— L ie u te u a u t R aym ond A h fife, $1.27; tu rk e y red, $1.34.
ith, son of P re m ie r A squith, w as
H arley $33.50 p er ton.
1. H led In a c tio n on S e p te m b e r 16, It
R u tte r C r e a m e r y , 34c.
's announced here.
I E g g s— 30c.
S alonikI.- V icto rio u s S e rb ia n tro o p s
ar«1 d riv in g th e d e fe a te d llu lg a rs in
d iso rd e rly ret ren t hack to w ard th e
S erb « G reek fro n tie r in th e d irec tio n
of th e S e rb ia n tow n of M o n a stlr, said
n Si th ln n official s ta te m e n t Issued
here.
I
Redmond Steam Laundry
etice of th e jo in t A m erican-M exican
co m m issio n e n d e a v o rin g to re a c h a
so lu tio n of th e p ro b lem of Mexico.
F lam e s from a lire u n su c ce ssfu lly
b a ttle d fo r h o u rs w ere h e a tin g the
d eck s of th e ste e l s te a m e r C o n g ress
an d sm o k e w as p a rtly en v e lo p in g th e
u p p er s tr u c tu r e w h en th e vessel, a f te r
a 30-mlle rn ee, a n c h o re d ju s t off Coos
Ray on th e O regon C oast and all per
sons ab o a rd . 423 p a s se n g e rs und crew ,
w ere tr a n s f e rr e d in sa fe ty to th e gov­
e rn m e n t d re d g e Colonel P. S. M ichie.
g u aran tee satisfaction in every respect.
We solicit th e trade of Redmond and vicinity.
EDWIN SIGHTS,
Proprietor.
THE REDMOND GARAGE
Modern and Up-to-Date
EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FOR REDMOND AND VICINITY
FOR FORD AUTOMOBILES AND HARLEY
DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES
We handle Goodyear, Firestone and United States Tires
and Tubes. Also the Famous Red Michelin Tubes.
A full line of parts and accessories for Ford Automo­
biles, together with assessories for all cars.
We guarantee all repair work or money refunded.
Shop under superv ision of Roy King, expert mechanician
and electrician.
J. R. THORNE, Prop.
Allingham’s Billiard Hall
CONFECTIONERY,
HOT AND
TOBACCO
AND
CIGARS
COLD SOFT DRINKS
HOTEL REDMOND BLOCK
REDMOND, ORE.
Patronize the Home Merchants--It Pays
REDMOND WAREHOUSE COMPANY
We Will Contract
Wheat, Barley,
Rye and Oats
At market prices and ad­
vance you a liberal
amount.
We will furnish sacks and
twine at reasonable
prices.
E x -M a y o r of N ew Y o rk Dies.
New Y ork.— S eth Low, ex-m ayor of
New York an d o n e-tim e p re sid e n t of
C olum bia U n iv e rsity , died n t h is conn
try hom e, B road Brook farm , B edford
H ills. N. Y„ a t th e ag e of 66 y ea rs.
"B ill Jones. A v e n g e r,” Is Dead.
I W a sh in g to n . — W illiam Jo n e s, 65,
- w idely know n a s "B ill Jo n e s, th e
[ A v en g er." b e c a u se h e sh o t a t C h a rles
J. G u tteau . a s s a s s in of P re s id e n t Gar-
I field in 1881, d ied h ere.
Redmond Warehouse Co.
Farm er’s Warehouse Co.