The Redmond spokesman., December 21, 1916, Page 5, Image 5

THE REDMONI) SPOKESMAN
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fi<r»*«»*»*lng a
l i o n i lu u e d heav y d e m a n d on th e m
fro m tb e w a rrin g E u ro p e a n n u tlo n *
lo r w h e a t, p la n te d an a c r e a g e of th a t
'g r a i n thin fall w c o n d In p o in t of wlxe
in tlie n a tio n ’« h is to ry , b u t
poor
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I th e c o n d itio n of laid I »••• e m b e r an d
I 5 p e r cent below th e 1 0 -y ea r a v e r ­
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on
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AA HR II AA As IS Í U lt i I R II'.
I I RI S I T I R R IÍ O K IE S
New * I* re c e iv e d of hl* d e a th at
.MI hhoii I u , I i I h h o m e , o f J u d g e F ra n k
II. W oody, w ho a e ltle d In .M ontana In
H ill, rc a llz ln g th«» valli*' of C liahri-
c r 's h iv e u tio n , h ro u g h t H i' a d h e s lv e
s ta m p u n d e r III** noti»*- of a com m i -
aioli v. hlcli wa; ih»,ri d e h a fin g th è In-
trodu* iloti of (!,*• p en n y po;.t. l l i l l ’s
advo*a*y of th è t'h a lm e r s s ta m p led
l o th*, u su a i p r o tra c te il se rie* of In-
*1 airi* il hy su c c e ssiv a *o iiim liislo n s,
a n d il wiih not. u u 'll l • * th a t p a rlla -
in e n t paase*! un act a u th o rlz lu g th è
tr e a a u i y to flx r u lc s of p o a ta g e on la t­
te i* a ii'l r e g n ia te th», m o d e of tii»dr
c o lh 'c tlo n .
1856, an d wu* th e old* nt r e s id e n t of
MI hhoii I u c o u n ty am i o n e of R h iiioh I
sto o d in W a sh in g to n te r r ito r y , Id a h o
In H iim m arlzlug U h first re p o rt on te r r ito r y , M o n ta n a te r r ito r y a n d f in ­
th e w in te r w h ea t c ro p , th e d e p a r t­ a lly th e Htate of M o n tan a.
m e n t of a g r ic u ltu r e hii Id
H e, w ith H e n ry ItrookH am i Ja n ie*
“ T h e fall p la n tin g * o f w h ite r H o lt mad*' a w oo d en plow In 1859
w h eal a r e re p o r te d to lie 2.3 p e r cent
out of a p in e tr e e a n d w ith it tu r n e d
g ic u te r th a n In th e a u tu m n o f 1916
T h e p re se n t a r e a need ed , 4 0 ,0 9 0 ,0 0 0 th», first noil e v e r p lo w ed In H ell Gat*'
Ill* hoii , F r a n k II. W oody
acre*, I m th e greuteH t e v e r p la n te d , v alley .
w ith th e ex c e p tio n of th e 4U.452.OUO Jr., wuh r e c e n tly d e s ig n a te d to he a s ­
ac re* Heeded tw o y ea r* ag o , am i I h s is ta n t a tto r n e y g e n e ra l of th«* H tate.
m o re th a n Io p e r ce n t g r e a te r th a n R e sid e s till* hoii . J u d g e W oody le av e s
p la n te d In an y y e u r p rio r to th e fall tw o d a u g h te r s . D *<cased wuh o n e of
o f 1914
th e o ld e st m e m b e rs of th e M o n ta n a
" T h e hig h p ric e rec eiv e d fo r th e H is to ric a l so c ie ty .
H e wu* h o rn hi
p re s e n t y e a r'* c ro p b ad e n c o u ra g e d N o rth C a ro lin a In 1833.
an In te n tio n to p la n t a la rg e ly In­
c re a s e d a c re a g e , Inti th e u n u s u a l d r y ­
A fierce sn ow storm
v isited
the
ness at Heeding thm* th r o u g h o u t p r a c ­ w hole of th e ea stern sectio n of the
tic a lly th e e n tir e w h ite r w h eat p r o ­ U nited S tate* last w eek, d ep o sitin g
d u c in g te r r ito r y
la rg e ly p re v e n te d In m any section « snow to th e depth of
tiles** I n te n tio n s b ein g re a liz e d .
a foot. S everal v essels w ere driven
" I n c r e a s e s of b e tw e e n 5 a n d H i per ash o re on th** A tluntlc seaboard.
cent w ere g e u e ru l hi th e S o u th A tla n ­
ORIGIN OF POSTAGE STAMPS
tic slut***. Iow a IncrciiHcd 5 p e r c e n t ;
F ra n c e , th e m o th e r of so m any
O blo 4. am i K a n s a s 3 p e r c e n t.
In
th e w enteril g ro u p of Htate* C o lo ra d o th in g s w hich c o n tr ib u te to m o d e rn
a n d C a lifo rn ia show Ini-reas»*« of 5 p ro g re ss, fa irly m ay he c r e d ite d w ith
p er cent o v er liiHt y e a r
M o n ta n a re th** firs t s u g g e s tio n o f th e p o sta g e
F o r it w as hi
m nllied th e nam e. I 'tu b I h 9 6 ; Id ah o s ta m p hi uh ** tm lay .
95. W a sh in g to n , 87. an d O re g o n , xn 1653, d u r in g tin* Jo in t re g e n c y of
' Tl:** c o n d itio n o f w h ite r w h eat In A iiih * of A u s tr ia an d M a za rln , th a t
#7.7 p er le n t o f a n o rm a l a t i I i I h th e la tte r , mail»* d e s p e r a te by c o n ­
thm*
It I h 2 p e r cen t lo w er th a n last s ta n t th e f ts of v a lu a b le p a c k a g e s hi
y e a r at II i I h tim e am i 4 5 p e r cent th*- h a n d s of m o u n te d m e s* en g e rs, hit
lo w er th a n th e 1 0 -y ea r a v e ra g e , r a n g ­ u p o n th e d e v ic e o f a se a le d envelop**
ing id lg h tlv u n d e r 9n in m o st of th e te a r i n g th** g o v e r n m e n t stu m p , th e
by th e
e a s te r n ,- dales u n d b etw e en 8 3 anil 93 c a r r ia g e o f w h ich , p re p a id
in tin . c e n tr a l Htate*
In th e went tint s e n d e r, w us p ro te c te d by sp e cia l
c o n d itio n I h 90 o r s lig h tly ab o v e hi g u a r d of c o u r ie rs
Q u ick ly th** us** of s e a le d an d
m o st s ta te s e x c e p tin g AVashlllgtou
an d O re g o n , w h e re It I h 72 am i 78, g u a rd e d e n v e lo p e s, at firs t d esig n ed
lo r tin* ex c lu siv e se rv ic e of th e n o b il­
re sp e c tiv e ly
ity
, Mpread to th** w e a lth y m id d le
“ T h e low c o n d itio n I h alinoHt u n i­
fo rm ly a s c rib e d to th e la tch ed * of class.
S ta m p e d p o sta l l»*tter p a p e r w as
p la n llti" w hich ba* p re v e n te d w heat
u
se
d In 1818 by th e g o v e rn m e n t of
from a tta in in g It* u su a l g ro w th at
th is b ein g su c c e e d e d ir.
i I i I h thm* m id In Home In s ta n c e s la te S i r l l n l a
|8 2 n hv envelop**; h e a rin g tin* gov­
...... lin g s h av e not yet g e r m in a te d
L ittle m e n tio n I h m a d e of th e h e s sia n e r n m e n t se a l. T en y e a rs p a s se d b e ­
fly. u lth o u g h It I h In e v id e n c e to fo re C h a rle s W h itin g , a L o n d o n p u b ­
o m e e x te n t, p a r tic u la rly hi K a n su s " lis h e r , b e g a n to e x p e rim e n t w ith
sta m p e d w ra p p e r s fo r n e w sp a p e rs.
P ar tie* fro m N vhku . O re., a r c at F ro m th is s u g g e s tio n S ir R o w lan d
A l'asliington Io c o n fe r w ith o fficial* H ill, c r e a to r of th«* p en n y p o st, d e r iv ­
of th e r e c la m a tio n se rv ic e re g a rd in g ed h is Id ea of th e m o d e rn p o rta g ?
t h e O w y h ee p ro je c t, w hich they hope s ta m p , o f w h ich h e is ju s tly r e g a rd e d
to a d v a n c e at. om * of th e first In O re ­ as th e o r ig in a to r ; a lth o u g h fo r som e
gon u p o n w hich w ork w ill he u n d e r ­ v,*ars p re v io u sly J a m e s C h a lm e rs , tin*
fa m o u s p r in te r of E<1 i a b u rg h , had
ta k e n .
N ational Rank B u ild in g.
Altmny, Oregon.
drpOOt>»K. II. E. NKVEL.
urrhi*
THE LIMIT ON
FORM ERLY
I M I M . «S4NMI N O W
\
is
i.^ a J .J 'T X E O H Y B O A ItH
_______
he vie w o f s tim u la tin g lo an s
CREAM
Jrreased
>m
th e
m ax Ini uni
of
Is now m o re th a n $ I in ,m m
n th e fifn d , an d th e h o a rd Is
,,to loan It .
N u m e ro u s In-
a a v e been m a d e fo r lo a n s in
f 8 2 ,6 0 0 , a n d I t I h b eliev ed
, In c re ase In th e m a x im u m
y^lt In an Increased d e m a n d ,
so o f th e passage o f th e ru i n I
im e n d m e n t I t w ill he neces-
¿ t h e c o m in g leglslatur** to re
i In te re s t on loans fro m tin*
:
6 per ce n t, that, b ein g th e
d e r w h ich loans w ill he m ad e
j e a m e n d m e n t.
! his
not
to
hi *
ich
h»*
n, C a lifo r n ia & E a s te r n
fe iv e
8 3 0 0 ,0 0 0
bond
} a itia th F a lls besides $7
nal g ro u n d s ;
B u rn s
',0 , L a k e v ie w 820,<••»(>,
J
Ity , |
Issue
5 ,nun
g ives
Bend
B o n an za w ill g r a d e seven
id la n d o w n e r« g iv e 200 m iles
w ay. M r. S tra h o rn a n n o u n c e s
u a l c o n s tru c tio n
w o rk will
30 day«.
second t r i a l o f Iln v ld Cnpluti
p llc lty In th e d y n u m ltin g of
Angel.e« T im e s b u ild in g nior»,
r ye a rs ago, ended I hh I w eek
d ie t o f m a n s la u g h te r.
-¡uet b a lle an d m a lle ts m ay he
- M lo c al m y r tle w ood by a V c r-
rm a t Coo« bay.
Redmond
Creamery
FAC-
DEM ONSTRATION
United S ta te s Rubber Co.
If you like Square
Dealing and prompt
payment.
I, B. LAFOLLETT
B R A N D A UTO T IR E S
The Redmond
Steam Laundry
Central Oregon Garage
Is Always
“Reedy’s”
On the Job
(iood w ork and Prom pt
Delivery Every Time.
Family work a Spe
ci al tv at I*o w Rates
O I L ' L L fin d a » h w r y h o w d y - d o o n ta p no
m a t te r h o w m u c h o f a a tr a n /fo r y o u art* in th o
nock o f th o w o o d a y o u d r o p in to F o r . P r in c e
A lb e r t ia n iih t t h e r e - - a t th e ttr a t p la c e y o u
p a a a t h a t a e lla to b a c c o ! T h e to p p y re d
h a # a e lla fo r a n ic k e l a n d th e t id y re d
tin fo r a d i m e ; th e n th e r e ‘a th e h a n d
a o m e p o u n d a n d h a lf-p o u n d tin
h u m id o r a a n d th e
pound
c r y a ta b iila a a h u m id o r w ith
a p o n ffe -m o ia te n e r to p
t h a t k e e p a th e to
bacco in auch
b a m i u p t r im
a ll- t h e -
t im e I
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C
AT
Box 263 R z-dm ond, O re.
AA e carry th e m ost co m p lete lin e o f sto v es and ra n g es in C entral
O regon, em b ra cin g as it d o es som e 15 style« o f h ea ter s and m ore than
hall' a dozen m ak es o f ra n g es. In o u r lin e o f h ea ters w e fea tu re
P r in c e
TOBACCO IS FREPARED
FOR SMOKERS USDERTHE
PROCESS DISCOVERED IN
MAKING EXPERIMENTS TO
PRODUCE THE MOST D t-
LIGHTFUL AND WHOLE­
SOME TOBACCO FOR CIG-
PROCESS PATENTECf
JULY 3 0 7 I90J
R.jjL^STe^VEoCOMFAHY
WlHSTON SMtM.RC.ULSA.
DOES NOT BITE THE TONGUE
T h ia is th e
Cole’s Hot Blast, Beaver and Tacoma
T he la tter sto v es are used in h ea tin g la rg e sto res, sch o o ls, h a lls, etc.
In ran ges w e fea tu re a sto v e pronounced su p erio r to a n y th in g th a t is
on th e m arket today, not a lo n e in its h a n d so m e ap pea ra n ce an d lo n g -
w earin g q u a litie s, hut in its a b ility to prm luce re su lts. All tiue»,. th e
tire-box and o v en are |M*reelaln en a m eled and so o t can n ot a d h e re am i
ca u se th e sto v e to " stop -u p .” Let us show you th is sto v e b efo re you
place your order. F itte d w ith reservoir or co il for h ea tin g w ater. It's a
66
QUICK MEAL” RANGE
v.«> refer to, and can g iv e y o u R edm ond te stim o n ia ls o f h ig h e st order.
AA «* a lso h an d le several o th ers, in clu d in g th e M AJESTIC. REGAL and
sev era l ch ea p er ran ges and sto v es. You w ill m ak e no m ista k e in se ­
lectin g a h ea ter or ran ge from our sto ck . R em em b er, MUNZ II ARD-
AA ARE sp ells "QUALITY GOODS” in 5 7 d ifferen t la n g u a g es.
Munz Hardware
REDMOND. OREGON
Onpyrlftit I t t i
by R I Reynold«
Tobacco Co.
th e n a tio n a l j o y sm o k e
Will you invest 5c or 10c to prove out our say-
so on the national joy smoke?
MADE
A. H. LOWRY, Resident Agent.
e A lbert
in goodness and
in pipe satisfaction
is all we or its enthusi­
astic friends ever claimed
for i t !
It answers every smoke desire you
or any other man ever had! It is
cool and fragrant and appealing to your
smokeappetite that you will get chummy with
it in a mighty short tim e!
S T A T IO N E R Y ,
N O V E L T IE S .
WE HAVE A NICE LINE OE TOYS AND CHRISTMAS
GIFT’S
ASK FOR
T h a t m e a n s to y o u a lo t o f to b a c c o e n ­
jo y m e n t . P r in c e A lb e r t h a s a lw a y s b e e n
s o ld w it h o u t c o u p o n s o r p r e m iu m s . W e
p r e fe r to g iv e q u a lit y I
K
A R T IC L E S ,
H A LF SOLE YOI R OLD T IR E S AVITH O U TER CASINGS; MADE
OF RUBBER
ADDS 1 2 .0 0 0 ,MILES TO YOUR OLD CASINGS AT
O N E-TH IR D TH E COST
"P R O C E S S PATENTED
JU LY 3 0 th , 1 9 0 7 "
8 2 ,6 0 0 to I6 .0 0 U
T O IL E T
C H IN A W A R E , E N A M E L W A R E ,
5c-l«cl5e and 25c GOODS A SPECIALTY
to the
O n t h e r e v e r s e s id e o f e v e r y
A lb e r t p ackage y o u w ill r e a d :
!! school fu n d , th e s ta te lan d
N O T IO N S ,
A \ V QI ALITY O lt ( OM H t D E S IR E D . R EADY
TORY I’KD'EH
— its flavor is so d ifferen t and so
deligh tfu lly g o o d ;
— it can ’t bite your to n g u e;
— it can ’t parch your throat;
— you can sm ok e it as long and
as hard as you like w ithout any
com eb ack but r e a l tob acco hap*
p in e s s !
AA AS
GOODS,
SIDE CURTAINS
Prince Albert gives
s m o k e r s su c h
delight, becau se
l U.'I * p- “•
DRY
G LASSW ARE,
Sell Your
Veterinarian,
e In Redmond on T ue«.
week, from it a.
The Variety Store
Auto Tops and Seat Covers
p r o m in e n t m en.
He liv ed 60 y e a rs
In o n e hoiiHe in w h at I h now M lssou-
la co u n ty am i In th a t Him- th e I ioiihc
age.
F O R HA L U
I _ - , O re .
’ I 0*11 noun,*<1
m ade
liiie n ta lly u s ta m p p rin te d
jw lth o rd ln u ry td h e s lv i by th e uno ,f
gum .
FARMERS INCREASE
WHEAT CROP ÍRIC
IFIED COLUMN
PAGE FIVH
re v o ro o
«¡He
P r in c e A l b e r t t id y r e d t in .
of
th «
R ead
th is “ P a t e n t e d P ro c e a « ” m a«aa g«-
to * y o u a n d r e a lis e w h a t i t m e a n «
in m a k in g P r in c e A l b e r t ae m u c h
to y o u r lik in g .
T I 7 E devote our entire
No use talk
ing. Golden
t e s t i s sim­
ply GREAT
coffee.
’ ’ time to the grocery-
business. hence we are
better able to serve your
needs. Remember, too,
our goods grade Class A.
Hobbs’
Cash Grocery
and Bakery
HEADQUARTERS FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT
WE WANT EGGS AND BUTTER