The Redmond spokesman., September 21, 1916, Page 4, Image 4

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THE REDMOND SPOKESMAN
PAGE FOUR
iiuikcs Inalili upon * lilch losses occur
ili», locai associsi Ilio m ay, Il nei«»
Mary, levy 1141011 e sili mie of th è meni
helM of lite assoclalloti 5 |>er celli of
thè am oiint of bis I omii
lite sh so lu te lliult of lluhlllty of
a liy
n i e l l i ber of O l e UMMoelutlon I h ,
tirsi. thè positive relitti rem etti lim i Ite
m ust su lise ri he !> per cent of (he I oiiii
U H MOKI IMPOKI X\ I w beli he gela II; sccoiul, In c a ie of
iiilMiiinuaKeilient
or
rnrelesstieaa
KEQI IKI M I A H O I I III X« I
tlirough » lilch losses occur, I l e l i n o
KEG W H IM . I.OANs. I It
Ite cnlleil upon for pari o r all of u n
u d d lt l o l l a ! 5 per ceni.
T h e R ed m o n d S p o k e sm a n FARM IOAN ACT
Mh'MKI IC (IE
STATE K IH T O IU \l. ASSOCIATION
PI B U S H E D EVERY T ill KSD.XX AT REDMOND. « „ M ill.N
BY T H E SPOKESMAN Pl BU SH IN G COMPANY
SUBSCRIPTION RATES—Strictly in Advance:
One y e a r ............................ $1.50 Three m o n th s................... $ .50
Six m onths..............................80 Single copies.......................... 05
E ntered us second class m a tte r Ju ly 14. 1910. at the postolftce at
Redm ond. O regon, u n der the act of March 3. 1873.
MIMI III
you. he forev er b a rre d und foie. Ioaed
of any rig h i or e q u ity of re d e m p tio n
(h erein , except uh provided by s t a l ­
lile, a l n i for auch oilier an d f u r th e r
re lie f us |o th e c o u rt may aeein Just
und e q u ita b le In th e p rem ises
T hia annulions I« p u b lish ed by
o rd e r of lio n T E J Mufft. Judge nf
Ihe above nam ed c o ltri; aulii o rd e r
lia tlllg beeil II I ule llll'l e n te re d III«'
29th d a t of A uguel. 19 1«
DENTON U III IlIH l'K .
A tto rn ey for P laintiff
(M ale uf (trot p u b licatio n A ugust
31. I »Hl I
‘l -III
"H i U,
All perBiiu*
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7, 19 1«
Septelll In
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Attori
I mill •Ik HO I
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«'04 i OF I
N ollie of •xlierlff's Wall-
of uti execution III fore
WIGGINS NEH I K XV I l IM .
At th e general election in B ritish
Nil I II I u |
H.'
closure, d o ll Issued by Itle I'le rk of
K I I9 »III i l l ' I IIE CONDI IION
1 «'XI
Colum bia last week, the province
\<.I N I' I OK O.-XX II. « N.
Hie C ircuit C ourt of Ihe S ta te of t i l e
of th e
adopted p rohibition hv a large to te ,
Tlu federal farm loan a rt was nut
goli for ('lo o k Ci, H i l l y . d ated Ibis Ill th e I'
miri Qf
an d woman suffrage was ca rrie d by
passed for the benefit of niaiiufac-
29th day of A ugust, 1916, In s cer
llr e g o ii. to t
lain action II, Itie C ircuit C ourt fur I t i O l e m a i l e r ■■ risili e?
a vote of 4 to 1. The cities of Van­
I urers. m erchants or o th e r business
tlia -C
or professional men. It Is Intended XI R edm ond, in th e S ta te of O regon, lite aulii co unty and sta te , w herein
lite* A T e l l o
couver and V ictoria re tu rn e d large
C II B aker, plallillff. reco v ered Judg
at
(lie
close
of
business,
Septeiuiiei
Tu
a
ll
w
hoiii
m a jo ritie s for both propositions.
exclusively for the benefit of the
m eiit ag ain st J
K G ruliaiii and la l l e l e h y g i t e l i " m t|,
12. 19 1«
farm er. Only persons who a re e n ­
Maude I G i u l i a n i , d e fe n d a n ts, for Hie O l e C l a r k o f I I , '«••t I
K is iiu h r s
" si«»« r
gaged in farm ing or about to becom e Loans nml discounts
Jo h n Norwood of Salem has dis­
$ I I 4.845 38 Milins of th re e h u n d re d eig h t d o lla rs u n I l o . l i a
und ninety seven cents, w | , h In te re st t h è e s t a t e o f , ' *• »4^
covered th at kerosene will kill the
engaged in farm ing a re e n title d to O v erd rafts, seem ed and
l’Illuoij
nu no th ereo n at the ra le of leu per cent ilereu sed
unsecured . . . . ............
loans un d er tills aet.
b o rers on pru n e trees effectually. It
per i i u n i i i i i from and a fte r O ctober I.
Bonds und w a rra n ts
8
74
83
All persona I
will also kill th e trees, as his loss of
No man can borrow less th a n l l u t i Stocks and o th e r se c u ri­
1915, for Ihe fu rth e r sum of fifty tu salii final . •"■ni a,
,
th re e -fo u rth s of his eight-acre o r­
or more th a n $10,non. T he tim e Is
d
o
lla
rs
a
tto
rn
e
y
's
f
e
e
s
und
for
seven
ties .............................. .. ,
3 .1 in 5 4
Ib e re o f a re beri ' «> ' V °«»t
I oiìq
ch ard testifies.
5 . & I I I I III! teen d o lla rs costs and ui ■ rullig coals
five to 40 years. The e n tire am ount B anking house ...............
sa n ie In w i | | | n , •itk q,,
N otice Is hereby given ( l i n i I will, c o u rt un or h<
3.8 in no
or any part th e re o f can he paid a fte r F u rn itu re und fixtures
7.2 78 3.1 on S atiirduy, Hie :it»Hi day of H eplnu I h to lier, I 'i 11, «<ds
O ther real e sta te owned
E zra Meeker, th e old pioneer, who
live years.
her, 19 16, at (lie n o rth fro n t dour of w l l l c l l l s l i t e | si t tn
h u e from b an k s t not re
crossed th e plains in the early days
F arm ers often need borrow ed
serve banks I ............ ..
3.397 26 Hie C ourt H ouse at P rin ev ille, I ll said w heli sald flh.il "" •»( «,|
county, at In o'clock of Hie forenoon J o r i l o l l a t b e i i to
an d who is now 86 years of age, re­
money to help bring new land into Hue from approved r e ­
of said day. sell at Public A uction, to elei! and d e t e r n ■«■•III
serv
e
banks
...........
16.721
0»
cently arriv ed from the East in a 12- ,
cu ltivation ami th e production of
tini heil
th e highest bidder for cash, all rig h t
('b
eck
s
und
o
th
e
r
ash
cylin d er auto, having covered 3.560 i
profitable crops. an
u n d e rta k in g
\ " «LA 7
I. .. IN I and title, th a t the shove nam ed de
Item s ...................
m iles in doing so. The trip was m ade '
which docs not bring im m ediate r e ­ ('ash on timid . . .
r»4 3» fendutila, or e ith e r of them l i n e or XX II Haggi-t
At loru
in th e in terest of having a m ilitary
had at d a le of said Judgm ent In Hie
tu rn s
Such men w ill, u n d er the
1st rat ri i
T o t a l ................................ $ 169.4 26 82 follow ing d e srrlb e d p ro p erty , to wit
road created to follow as nearly as
term s of th e farm loan act. be able
I Hat e of (Irsi 'Ubllettja
I .lab ilities
T he S o u th east Q u a rte r of the 7 . 13 1«
I ,
m ay be the old Oregon trail. Only
to borrow on long tim e at a low in ­
S outhw est Q u a rte r and th e South S e p te m b e r .'X <>f I k
C apital slock paid In . . I
a short tim e ago he covered the same
I » 14 ,
terest. They will th u s be relieved of S u rp lu s filini
b.oiKi on west Q u a rte r of Hie S o u th e a st Q uar
tra il w ith his bull team .
ler of Section T w enty th re e , in Town
the anxiety and u n c e rta in ty occasion­ l lidlillicit proti(s less ex ­
N o t t i e I..,
h<JK-
9»o 0 4 ship S eventeen. S outh of R ange
penses und taxes paid
ed by the necessity of having to m ake
n i e l l i o r t l , , I..
S.
WIGGINS
F
o
u
rte
e
n
,
E
ast
of
th
e
X
X
llla
m
e
tte
Postal
sax
lugs
hank
d
e
­
An effort is being m ade to have
heavy principal and in te re st paym ent
IjUld 1 »tllr
posits .........
1.768 8 1 M eridian, excepting a tw o a cre tra i t
C rane P ra irie opened up to se ttle ­
Itreg o n . Kep'
S. I. H iggins has succeeded A. C on sh o rt-tim e loans. T his will enable I ■ I <11 it «1 11 u I deposits s i l l )
h e re to fo re deeded to School D istrict
N ollce is het
m ent. It is now reserved as a re se r­ Egan, who has been tra n sfe rre d to an «hem to plan th e ir furm ing m ore cer-
Ject to check
104.28 1 4» No 71 In Crook C ounty, O regon
voir site and th e claim is made th at , im portant position in m e Coeur tainly and f a rth e r ahead
C ashier checks o u tsta n d
H ated at P rin ev ille, Crook C ounty, li Muore of II,
ori J a tiu a ty 24
lug
8 10 8 1 O regon, A ugust 29. 19 1«
th e re is a job behind the reservation d'A lene territo ry . He will have head­
P aym ents on principal u n d er the
ste a d E n try \ , i
C
ertified
checks
1.880
75
E
II
KNOX.
in th e in terest of certain stockm en q u a rte rs at Bend, nut will cover the farm loan act a re provided for by
SU ' , . NU i.
T im e unit sui tugs ■ l<
Sheriff
uf
salii
county
and
sta
te
who desire to hold it as a grazing w hole of C entral Oregon. He is espe­ w hat is ra ile d " a m o rtiz a tio n ." This.
posits .
(H a te of first pu b licatio n , A ugust S e d io li 23, |
29,197
ground.
31. 191« I
,t R ango 12. I.as>
i • ;
cially qualified, bv reason of long ex­ In plain language, m eans th a t when Reserved for taxes
h a s n l e l l t i n i II .
perience. to handle the business of an a n n u a l paym ent is m ade, not only
F in s i E h « x ■ i
T o t a l ............................. $ I « 9,4 2 « 8 2
The sta te of Oregon appropriated
NOTH I «H I IN XI X i i i i l XI
his company, and his pleasant per­ is in te re st Included. Imt th e re Is a STATE OF OREGON. C ounty of
■ I a lit i t o t h è h it,
nothing to the P h iladelphia exposi­
f o r o I I (* E l l l s
sonality should bring lots of a d d i­ sm all sum th a t goes on the ra tio n a l
Crook as.
tion of 1876, nor to the Jam estow n
tional business to it.
I, Chas. It D rake, c a sh ie r of the In th e C ounty C ourt of th e State o f a l B r i n i , t i r e ,
paym ent of the principal
Very few
O regon, for C rook County
O r lo b e r . 191 ■
exposition of 1907. but $60.000 was
of us realize th e pow er of a c c u m u la ­ above nam ed bank, do solem nly In Hie m a tte r of th e e s ta te of Jo h n
t'Ia lm a n t hau
ap p ro p riated to the Chicago exposi­
sw ear th at th e above sta te m e n t Is
T etherow , del eased
tion: one per cent a year paid on the tru e to the best of my know ledge and
OKDXX XX -B XTE>
A rth u r X Hl>
tion of 1S93, $50.000 to the St. Louis
To all whom It m ay r e n r e r n . notice g » n . Ja m e s R
principal will In less th a n 40 years belief.
exposition of 1904. and $175.000 to
is hereby given th a t I h a ,« died w ith liam a n d Eil XI
CHAS II DRAKE.
The m arriage of Clifford A O rd­ a ccu m u late an am o u n t sufficient to
the Clerk of the above e n title d court ■ h iltes, tlregnii
th e San Francisco exposition of 1915.
No a
C
ashier
I,ay
the
e
n
tire
principal.
T his inform ation has been sent the way and Miss M argaret Bates, two of
Il Eli NK
Subscribed and sw orn to before my final account as a d m in is tra trix of
bandle,
In o th e r w ords, an a n n u a l paym ent me H i t s 2 0 t h d a y o f S e p t e m b e r , 1 9 1 « th e e sta te of Jojlti TetheViiw. ,1,.
Pilgrim T ercentenary commission of the most popular young people of
i ' vavmm J
Klr»(
puli
Redmond,
occurred
at
the
hom
e
of
u
n
der
the
te
rm
s
of
th
e
farm
loan
act.
J A XYILLCOX.
B oston by S ecretary of S tate Olcott,
you ara
N otary Public for O regon
the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs Jas. no g re a te r th a n th e fa rm e r is now
in response to request.
My
yon im
com m ission expires .May 18.
P. Bates, on S atu rd ay evening, the paying for in te re st alone, will, under
1920.
Rev.
John
C
handler
of
th
e
Baptist
th
is
act.
not
only
ta
k
e
c
a
re
of
the
In­
I
C orrect A ttest
A 20 per cent reduction in the as­
church
officiating.
te
re
st,
but
a
t
th
e
end
of
th
e
long
G
C
Y
E
iHtliSON.
sessm ent of all lands in Lane county
AV. T Ml LLA RK EY .
It was a quiet hom e w edding, a t­ term , will leave no p a ri of th e prln-
h as been m ade by A ssessor B. F.
Till RSI)AY AM» I R I D K O A I M . S o | EVI
I »Irei-lors
Keeney th is year, and he expects the tended only by the im m ediate fanii- cipal to be |iaid off
lies
of
the
c
o
n
tractin
g
parties,
who.
I«1
m
any
sections
of
th
e
co
u
n
try
to tal assessed alu atio n will be some­
Notice for l'u ld li titloii.
M
o i j f i y ,
th in g like $8,000,0«0 less than last with those fam ilies, a re too well fa rm e rs have learned th e benefits of D ep artm ent of t:.e In te rio r I'n lte d
S tates Land Office, at The Halles.
year. This is accounted for by the known to need any intro d u ctio n at i co-operation In buying pro p erty , sell
tra n sp o rta tio n , and in o th e r O regon. A ugust 22. 191«
fact th a t th e O. & C. g ra n t lands. the hands of th e Spokesm an, and It '
N otice Is hereby given th a t AX'lt-
valued at $3,320.915. a re left off the Wil1 8,,fflce to 8a>' th a t th e ir friends ways
in o rd e r to bring hom e the
liam A P ic k e tt of T errelio n n e, O re ­
ro ll; th e reduction on land values are legion and c o n g ra tu la tio n ! m ost a d v a n ta g e s of co-operation the farm gon. who. on A pril 22. 1913. m ade
loan act is based from th e very sta rt H om estead E n try No u 1 1505. for the
will tak e off about $4,500.000, and it hearty, general and sincere.
The newly weds at once took up on th e co-operative principle
In or- SAV ', N E ' * . N U >4 SE >, . SE 1, N H ■,
is possible the sta te tax commission
to main
•ler to m ake a loan the fa rm e r does T o i nshlp H * S outh. Range*" i ' j '
will m ake a big reduction in the val­ th e ir residence in th e ir own hom e in
by far I
uation of public service corporations this city, which will be th e ir fu tu re not go to th e hank. He associates AVIllamette M eridian, has tiled notice
C.
home.
alón, su
him self w ith 10 o r m ore o th e r men ° / , '1«,' n«lon to m ake F inal T h ree
th rou gt
who w ant to m ake loans In his neigh- ?
,o
claim to the
D E l TSCHLANH DYES CHSTLV
osti
h
n
r
h
n
o
f
l
T
h
a
t
i
u
#
uhov<}
bed,
b<*fort*
W
ft
"BROXX N IS IN THU N”
borhood. T h a t is. he form s a local D aggett. U. H C om m issioner, at R e ",
not I
farm loan association. T he loan <ie- rnond, O regon, on th* 4th day
Th
The G erm an freig h t subm arine
AV. N. Brown, the real e sta te m an. sired by each person should not be (Jc<oher. 191«
sh
ou
ld
D eutschland b rought to the United
\\ ill jou buy Iwfort* th<* price in ad a ann( *«*"«( ti
C
itnesses
is in town and on the job all th e tim e '****** th a n * 100 o r m ore ‘h“ " $ 10,000
, laim
... ant nam es as w ------------
S tates 3,042 cases of dyes, co ntain­ AVhen business is dull Brown has a ^ « a g g re g a te of th e loans desired K e n tn e r a n d ‘¿ " « r i e I .Z k « " " '
by th e
fa rm e n
ill of
ing about 125 tons net. according to way of his own of going o u t a fte r it. . th e a88,M-|atlou should not he less T errebonne, O regon
« m ilk wl
H fr a n k w oodcock .
th e Oil, P ain t and D rug R eporter. even if he has to go to foreign c o u n - , th a n $20,000.
X Is Im ps
T he local association indorses or / ci .
....
R eg ister
This trad e jo u rn al in an a rtic le dis- trie s - J u s t now he finds business
Only during this Hummer sale,
ticeof’
( f i r s t publication Aug. zi-H ept 21 i
closes the size of th e shipm ent sent corain8 his way as a re su lt of going K uarantee8 «he loan of each of Its
under th e sea to the m ark ets here a fte r i t ’ a n d ’ in P arenthesis, the
80 th a t It Is very Im portant
$29.00 to $17.00 at Redmond.
slonully
Notlce for I'u h lii atin n .
cau sed
and also tells the reason for the pro- ^Po he8man m ight add th a t Brow n is to have a co rre c t ap p raisem en t. If D epartm ent of th e In te rio r, United
■--------------- -----------
In aelllr
S tates Land Office, at T he Halles
hibitive prices quoted for the con- one real e8tate «uan whose word is the loan co m m ittee of th e local asso­
O regon. S eptem ber 5. 191«
ciation
has
approved
a
loan
th
a
t
is
signm ent, figures th a t m ean a direct
_____ e n tire Iy «<> be relied upon. Among
N otice Is hereby given th a t XValtJe-
( a r Pe u t t U “ ‘i “
freig h t charge of from . .
to $4 a 8ales c o n c |uded by him th is week liable to get th e local association In m ar N. P eterson of Bend. O regon
ttrww I-arsen
to alm o
pound for th e colors shipped, exclu- was io u r lots fn M ountain View ad- tro u b le on Its g u a ra n te e , it is highly who. on O ctober 8. l$ 0 9 . m ade
____ _
"A
sive of all o th e r costs.
dition to Redm ond to a .Mr. V anda advisable to have th e m istak e cor- H om estead E n try No «5385 for the
P rof. Li
NAA
of Section 11. T ow nship 1«
reeled
a
t
the
o
utset.
“ Included in th e cargo a re known baugh of B row nsville, O re., who will
------- separat'
South. R ange 11, E ast. AVIllamette
Each borrow er, when he gets his M eridian, han filed n o F t e ^
to have been m any colors not made build upon them and m ake th is his
76 (urn
A
in this co u n try ," the R eporter ex­ fu tu re nom e. A n o th er sale m ade by ° a n ’ niU8t 8ub»<'rlbe 5 per cent of th e ,Mt ,,l,a k [‘ f ,n a l Five Year P roof to
plains, alizarin e wool and cotton him was the fine farm of F ra n k an io u n t of his loan to stock In the estab lish claim to th e land above <|e
iicribod, b o tare W B IiuKgptf,
dyes Many of these dyes a re special­ W hite n e a r T erreb o n n e, to Jacob l<an a8HOciat,on
If U" has not the < onirnlHsloner, at ftmimoiiw, Orpjcon
speed.
ties for use in both th e cotton and S tru se of Salem for th e sum of am ount In hand he can pay It o u t of on„«,h’- 7,h 'lay of O ctober. 191«
Th
’
stu d y ol
of th e best __ of ,b e l° a «i- This 5 per cent c o n stitu te s
woolen industries, yet it __
is know n $8,000. T his is one ___________
C laim ant nam es as w itnesses:
160, Vo
« b arles A nderson, Jo h n Hell. E d­
th a t, despite p ersisten t offerings* the T e rre bonne farm s and in one of a ” lnve8«rn‘-n « on which he should
yields tl
m any of the m a n u fa c tu rers in these th e be8t 8ections of Crook county, recelve dividends d u rin g th e tim e he w ard AlrOulre. all of T um alo. Ore-
at low i
gon, and H enry S chum acher of R ed ­
lines have refused even to consider and Mr Stru8e is «o be c o n g ra tu la te d ho,.d’ . U- " ’hen th e loan is paid off m
ond, O regon.
▼ery loi
in secu rin g it. .Mr. Brown has o th e r an<1 th e 8tOck ra n c «*ed th e m oney is
a purchase.
H FRANK WfXlHCOUK,
to the fi
m ilk) ii
This is for two reasons. The first m p o rta n t deals pending, som e of re tu rn e d to him . E very borrow er
„
,
,
,
R
egister,
( F irst publication Sept. 7-Oct 5 >
"Tl
is th a t th e asking price in m any in- *'hich a re p ra c tic a lly closed, and he th u s a sto ck h o ld er in th e local asso­
R E A L E S T A T E A N D IN S U R A N C E
cream t
ciation,
and
th
e
local
association
is
a
stances is from 10 to 12 tim es the ■u one m an who sees a w onderful
varying
Hl.MMONN
Lv
norm al ask in g figure— dyes re ta ilin g grow th fo r th is section In the near sto ck h o ld er In the land hank of th a t
In the C ircuit C ourt of th e S tate
d istrict.
m arks:
f ,?.7!KOn ,o r Crook County.
before the w ar a t from „„ to 4 5 fu tu re .
num ber
U " u f f ° P h o e n ,x ’ tru81««. plaln-
T he fa rm e r who w ants a loan does
cents being quoted at from $4 to $5
speed In;
and even as high as $9 and $1« a R A LLY DAY AT BA PTIST « H l IB H not have to h u n t up a hank, o r In­
VH,
it;
dividuals for th e money. He does not
pound. The second reason is th a t
G eorge O. H u n te r and M elinda
H u nter, d éfendante.
m any A m erican m a n u fa c tu re rs have
Sunday next, S eptem ber 24, is to go to th e hank in person. All he has
n application to H u n t e ? 7 h i ”a iG H u n te r
M elinda
so ad ju sted th e ir lines of goods th a t » . R .n y D . , . .
i_ . ,
...
H u n ter, the above nam ed defendantM
with th e aid of A m erican dyestuffs A lready the cam paign is on.
in hia neighbor- greeting«.
r n<ntH,
applied
The
But the careful person deposits
«hey a re g ettin g along ab o u t as well Bible School has adopted th e Violet hood. If th e se c u rity is rig h t, the
1“ «he nam e of th e S ta te of O regon
Ju|$ the
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as und er norm al conditions.
m
oney
com
es
back
to
him
w
ithout
yo,l1
a,
n
d
each
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a
re
hereby
re
and Rose as th e colors and sides have
his money in the
high or
qulred
to ap
p e a r ar.d an sw er the
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" I t is g en erally held th a t w ere it been chosen w ith th e in ten tio n of In­ any fu rth e r tro u b le on his p art.
The crei
T he provision th a t each borrow er co m p lain t of th e plaintiff on file | n
not for the fear of G erm an c u t-th ro a t creasin g th e en ro llm en t of m em bers
to aocur
«he above e n title d cause on o r before
com petition a fte r th e w ar A m erican Any person not enrolled in any school shall Invest. 5 p er cent of his loan In O ctober 14, 191«, a n „ „ yn,[
At
aulta we
m a n u fa c tu rers could so b ranch o u t is cordially invited to com e and en stock of the local association Is one
aJ ’P»a r and an8We r o r oth erw ise
rato o f i
of the m eans tak en to safeg u ard the wl’n '»' i ° r «W? nt th «reof the plaintiff
and develop th a t in tim e all re q u ire ­ roll.
The Y oung P eople's Society
per cent
en,
h
rk'
!
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a
g
a
in
st
you
and
m en ts would be m et th ro u g h dom es­ also is hoping to in crease Its mem local association a g a in st possible m is­ each of you for th e sum of
m inute,
tic pro d u ctio n .”
ta
k
e
s
In
the
loans
It
m
akes.
As
an
&nd pays all bills and purchase.**
then rai
bership. T he p a sto r also will w el­
at
actly thi
I h e claim th a t th e dyes a re from
ad d itio n al safeg u ard It is provided ìì?-_ra,t® “ '.n in e per cen t per annum
com e an increase in th e a tte n d a n c e
with his personal check
A t nc
2 /z to 12 tim es as highly c o n c e n tra ­
th a t in th e ev en t th e association
upon the preach in g services, both
cent, a
ted as usual, a reason for th e ir high
am ount
m orning and evening. The people of
price, is ridiculed on th e g ro u n d th a t Redm ond and vicinity should e n co u r­
86 turni
no process is know n fo r reach in g age th is effort and " g e t th e h a b it”
pound»
» d ann i
an yw here n ear th e la tte r stage of of a tte n d in g c h u rch on Sunday. Let
Thl
concentration.
us m ake it a “ Go to C h u rch ” m ove­
dollars I
" I t is openly asserted th a t the
w aste In
cree he e n te re d by th is co urt Him n.
m ent. E verybody go to church and
su b m ersib le’s ow ners Intended to get
tion o f t
S unday school next Sunday. Rem em ­
th e cost of th e vessel o u t of h e r first
week,
ber you will be cordially welcomed
c . H. BAGC1OTT
cream er
trip ” R is explained, a d d in g th a t the
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,
O
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by th e m em bership, the su p erin ten d -
i?* u t0J aw : and «hat th e proceeds of
have ne
1 CUZ 0 Ä
a t A Illn«hnm ’«
price charged was e ig h t tim es the e n t and th e pa«tor.
muffi sa,« ho a p p „ .d Vo t g e ^ X
pay you
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B illiard H all.
buying price of th e dyes in G erm any
Y ours for an increasing in te re st in
8- b • ! '« . th«n to
A g en t fo r th e O regon N ursery,
p rio r to lo ad in g .”
IA L M E N A N D H O M E S E E K E R S
ch u rch atten d an ce,
O renco, O regon,
JOHN CHANDLER,
d i n i n g ’^ m
t î L a n d f o ,d r u n n in g xvat*
Try our C lassified Ads__ lc
By
llr lile
Redmond Bank of Commerce
HeparI
Don’t Miss “The Iron Cla
And “Graft" Sunday and
H O BBS’ THEATER H w e
Hoosier K it c h e n Cabiii?
$1.00 Down, $ 1 .0 0 a Wt
C. **•
H IRVIN
▼ 111 Furnitu
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Trades and Investment xs?
F. W. McCaffery, Retini
Careless People Carry
REDMOND BANK OF COMMERC
Express & Transfer
Ice Delivered Daily
word.
Phone; House, 2603; Office, 2209
M inister.
Hotel Redmon
«lining room offer« vm.
u
u w,,a running wawj
erate prices.
V° U the be8t Cookin« and nervice»!