The Redmond spokesman., February 21, 1918, Page 3, Image 3

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P IIYHK IAN ANI» HI'IMiroN
o iri« « :
K im I i i i o i i i I,
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O reg o n
I)R. J. BARR
DENTIST
Mohler & I ><»ty Building
Redmond, « Oregon
Auctioneer
“ P in k ie ”
R e n n o ld s
THE GIST HOTEL
C. L. GIST, Prop.
A FIKHT-FL.AHH MOTEL IN
AM . OF ITS APPOINTMENTS
H IS T F H S . O ltK G O N
E yes T ested
E) ••glx•»*••**.
lm le* inni
Livi»«** III Ktix k.
Dr. J . F. I losch
Redmond Feed & Mill Co.
I» a g a in o p en fo r b u sin e ss. M er­
chant
a n '1
c u sto m
ALFALFA
Mr» I. V*. C la rk e
e n te r ta in e d
T h u rs d a y In h o n o r of h e r tiiiMbuiid's
b lrlh d a y .
It belli»: V a le n tin e day
th e d e c o ra tio n » w ere n i l mill w h ite
Mimi M o tile A lle n oci otn pun led h e r
b r o th e r to P ow ell U n tie F rid a y even
lug r e tu r n in g S u n d a y
P au l M eilh i blliK 1» on th e »Ick lint
f o r t H o llo w ay wo» o R ed m o n d vl»
Ito r F rid a y . HI» »on la i.te r , w ho 1»
w o rk in g fm* .I*»*' H o w ard at L o w er
I h h lg e , in i oin p atileil him h o m e fu r a
visit.
A lb e r t H h u lta 1» »HII »aw ing wood
111 till- P ow ell l l l l l t e » e c tlo ll
Q u it e ( b e m o t m ir th p r o v o k in g
» to u t p u lle d nil hi till» b u r g , w as th e
H a r d T h u e d a m e at M I. P y a tt’»
S a tu r d a y ev e n in g .
Mr» W ill P y a tt w ill leav e soon to
Join h e r b a »bond In Id ah o
'I lie Jo lly N eighbor» w ill nn i i w ith
Mr». L. V. C la rk e F eb 2 7 lh . In on oil
d ay »esslon to do lie d Cro»» w ork
S e v e ra l ladle» from R ed m o n d , p ro m ­
in e n t In th ia w ork o re e x p e c te d to
m e et w ith t h e local club.
Mr. m id Mr». G eo rg e O gle hove
m oved on to th e pion* Ju st v ac ated
by Hoy F is h e r, k n o w n a» th e C h a m ­
b er» place.
POWELL BUTTE
HOTEL HEHMONO
I(< m I i i i i > i i i I, O regon
m iller».
M aker» o f "S n o w F lake*’ F lo u r
a n d G ra h a m F lo u r. All k in d » of
T h e local R ed Cron» a u x i l ia r y b e lli
an all day se ssio n at th e H all W ed ­
n esd ay
T h e lad le» re p o rt u m oat
p ro fita b le m e etin g .
Mr. L in d q u ist 1» b u ild in g an a d d i­
tio n to til» h o u se mid o th e rw is e Im ­
p ro v in g It d u rin g Mr» L in d q u is t’» a b ­
sen ce.
E a rly la m b in g 1» on am o n g th e
n u m e ro u s (lock» b eing fed In th ia
»■•itIon
T ill» 1» th e tim e w hen a l ­
m ost c o n s ta n t
w a tc h fu ln e s s »pell»
su c c e ss to th e »m all g ro w e r.
Mr an d Mr» J. F R ice, Mr» M ary
S ch ie le, Mr» I. W V an D o ren , C. W
W o rre ll m id Mr. an d Mr». Hilly W il­
son w ere " lo c a llte »
w ho a tte n d e d
th e K of P. bull at R e d m o n d F rid a y
ev e n in g .
J A. l t l g g » w a s a B i n d v isito r
la st F rid a y .
M rs. W in A rn o ld 1» ro n ltn e d to th e
lion»«' w ith a c u » e of m e asles.
W T S m ith bail a te le p h o n e In ­
s ta lle d In hl» h o m e F rid a y .
J H R oe m a d e a to u r of P ow ell
I tu tte farm » F rid a y hi se a rc h o f beef
c a ttle .
A b o a rd m e e tin g of d ire c to r» of th e
lo c a l A s s o c ia t io n WB» h e ld Ut th e
H ull S a tu r d a y ev e n in g , w ith all offi­
cer» an d b o a rd
m em b er»
p re se n t.
Till» wa» Ib e tlrst m e e tin g »Ince Hie
••lei lio n of new officer».
A fte r th e
a sso c ia tio n
m e e tin g a d jo u rn e d , a
m e e tin g o f th e wool g ro w er» w as c u ll­
ed m id »oine
I m p o rta n t
b u sin e ss
tr a n s a c te d by th a t body.
Mr» J o e S h e a r e r a n d Ml»» R u th
v isite d In Bend from S a tu r d a y u n til
M onday. guc»t» of Mrs. Shearer*»
Chai O n
parents, Mr. a n d Mrs
Larson & Co
JEWELERS
Bend, Ore
TH R BB
T h e A y rs h ire b ree d o rig in a te d In her» a n d p o p u la rity In re c e n t year» In th e Inland of Je rse y . J e rse y s an d
th e co u n ty of A yr In s o u th w e s te rn In th is c o u n try an d a r e m ost n u m e r ­ G u ern sey s p ro b a b ly h ad th e sam e
S c o tla n d an d ba» o nly b ee n sufficient o u s In th e C n lted S tate » In th e M id­ fo u n d a tio n sto c k , b u t have been ile-
ly d ev elo p ed Io be e s ta b lis h e d a» a d le A tla n tic , M iddle W e ste rn , a n d P a ­ velo p ad to w a rd d iffe re n t Id eals so
th a t th e b re e d s now d iffe r In a n u m ­
ty p e w ith in th e la»t h u n d re d y ea rs. cific se ctio n s.
T h is b reed Is n o t w ell k n o w n In m an y
H o lste in c a ttle a r e of black an d b er of p a rtic u la rs .
J e rs e y s v ary c o n s id e ra b ly in color.
section» of th e C u lled S ta le » New w h ite co lo r.
T h ey a r e d o cile an d
E n g la n d . New York an d P e n n s y lv a n ­ oven te m p e re d , not good " r u s tle r » ," S h a d e s of faw n , s q u irre l g ra y , m ouse
ia p ro b ab ly c o n ta in in g th e
la rg e it ■ and do liest w hen p len ty of feed 1» ¡co lo r, a n d v ery d a rk b row n a re cotn-
IN< OMI TAX F IL IN G
n u m b e r o f Its re p re s e n ta tiv e s . T h e re a v a ila b le .
ilolMteln co w s a v e ra g e j m on. J e rs e y s h av e a h ig h ly o r g a n ­
E V I I .N D E O T O tPKIL I
is a sm all d is trib u tio n In th e M iddle a b o u t 1,250 pound» an d bull» 1,800 ized n e rv o u s sy stem a n d a r e u su a lly
A tla n tic s t a t e » an d th e P: < Iflc N o rth ­ p o u n d s In w eig h t.
T h e a v e ra g e of so m e w h at e x c ita b le , re sp o n d in g to
T im e fo r tin- r e tu r n of Incom e tox
w e s t.
! m ilk p ro d u c tio n Is h ig h , b u t th e p e r­ I good tr e a tm e n t q u ic k ly , an d to ; ood
M tatem enta m id sta te m e n t:: of excen»
T h e c o lo r of th is b reed v a rie s from c e n ta g e of b u tte r fa t Is c o m p a ra tiv e ly I feed. Cow s a v e ra g e a b o u t 900 po nds
p rofit» bo» been e x te n d e d from .Man li
an d b u lls 1 ,500 p o u n d s in w eight.
a iiu ilium red to a v ery d a rk m a h o g ­ low.
I io A pril I by th e T re a s u ry D e p a rt­
T h e J e rs e y cow g iv es rich, yellow -
an y brow n a n d w h ite.
T h e c a ttle
F e a tu r e s o f J e rs e y s
m e n t nt W a sh in g to n
h a v e long ho rn » w hich tu r n o u tw a rd ,
J e rs e y c a ttle , th e m ost n u m e ro u s |c o lo re d m ilk a n d Is an ex c ellen t b u t-
A» a r< .a lt, »lx w eek» re m a in for
th e n fo rw a rd an d u p w ard . A y rsh ire» b reed In th e I'n lte d S tate» , o rig in a te d 1 te r - f a t p ro d u ce r.
lll i n g t h e H tutem enlM , b ill w e u r g e I
a r e c h a ra c te riz e d by q u ic k , brl»k a c ­
th a t all » ta le iu c h ts be filed al once
tio n s
T h ey h a v e a h ig h ly n e rv o u s
■ I'MpIte th e exlellldon of tim e
d isp o s itio n a n d a p ro n o u n ce d a b ility
T ill» b: nk will a s s is t In d iv id u al»
a s " r u s tle r » " th e
o b ta in in g o f a
an d c o rp o ra l Iona w lib th e ir Incom e
liv elih o o d on »cant p a s tu re
C ow s of
u n d w ar ex cess p ro b i» lax r e tu r n s .
th is b reed a v e ra g e 1,000 pound» In
W o In v ile you Io co n su lt w ith iih . !
w eig h t an d b u lls a v e ra g e a b o u t 1 000.
W e w ill g la d ly h elp
you, w ith o u t {
A y rs h ire m ilk h a s c o m p a ra tiv e ly
c h a rg e , w ith a n y d etail» th a t p ro v e
little co lo r m id ba» »m all f a t globule»
difficult.
Ilrln g In y o u r re p o rt» fo r
b ec au se of w hb h th e rnllk »’an ils
a final c h e c k in g b e fo re d eliv ery to
■ hipping w ell w ith o u t c h u rn in g . T h e
th e C o lle c to r of I n te rn a l R ev en u e.
p e rc e n ta g e of b u tte r fa t 1» m ed iu m .
redmond hank of commerce
B r o w n S w is s B r e e d
Ite d m o n d , O r e g o n .
No side charges for examining abstract or making
T h e B row n Swl»» b ree d , w hich
appraisal—Simply 8 per cent straight
doe» not h av e a w id e sp re a d d is tr ib u ­
I l \ E D A IR Y B R E E D S
tio n In th e U n ited S tate» , o rig in a te d
In th e C a n to n o f Schw yz In S w itz e r­
F iv e b reed » o f d: Iry c u ltlo h av e lan d a n d 1» fo u n d p rin c ip a lly In New
a tta in e d co m d d e ra b le p ro m in e n c e hi Y ork a n d W isco n sin .
Hie l u lle d S ta le » th e A y rs h ire , th e
T h e c a ttle v a ry In c o lo r fro m a
B row n Swl»»
G u e rn se y , llo l» te ln - lig h t g ra y m o u se c o lo r o r b ro w n ish -
F rle s iu n m id J e rs e y , ea ch o f w hich d u n to d a rk b ro w n . T h ey a r e m ild
I iuh c e r ta in d is tin c t c h a r a c te r is tic s u n d d o cile a n d a re e x c e lle n t g razer» ,
n o t fo u n d In th e o th e r breed», b u t no e sp e c ia lly on ro u g h R.nd. Cow s a v e r ­
o n e b reed ex cels in all point». E ach a g e a b o u t 1 ,2 5 0 pound» in w eig h t
b ree d 1» c o n s id e re d s u p e rio r to th e a n d b u lls fro m 1500 to 2 ,500 pound».
o th e r» In c e r ta in p a rtic u la r» , a n d 1»
T h is b ree d ra n k s w ell In m ilk p ro ­
d isc u sse d In F arm ers* B u lle tin 893 d u c tio n , w ith a m o d e ra te p e rc e n ta g e
of th e I’. 8. D e p a rtm e n t of A g r lc u l- j,^ fat
tu rn , a p u b lh ’utIon w hich
w ill be
G u e r n s e y < T ia ra c te rlstle s
fo u n d v a lu a b le to d a iry c a ttle b re e d ­
T h e G u e rn se y b reed d ev elo p ed on
e rs.
th e C h a n n el Itdauds o f G u e rn se y an d
In » elec tin g a b re e d , a d a iry m a n A ld ern ey , a lth o u g h p ro b ab ly th e p a r ­
» h o u ld ta k e locul c o n d itio n » an d m a r ­ e n t sto ck c a m e
from
N o rm an d y ,
SINGLE COMB WHITE LEGHORNS AND
k e t re q u ire m e n t» in to c o n s id e ra tio n F ra n c e . ThlH b reed ha» m a in ta in e d
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS
In c o n n e ctio n w ith th e charucterlM tlc» a ste a d y g ro w th In n u m b e r» a n d pop­
o f th e v a rio u s breed».
H e »hould u la rity In th e c o u n try , a n d Its la rg e s t
IIU H
I’RICK LIST
g iv e w lig h t to th e fac t th a t a b ree d n u m b e rs a r e fo u n d In th e E a s te rn
O u r L e g h o rn s a r e la rg e , v ig o ro u s b ird c — g u a r a n te e d h eav y la y e rs
— a n d o u r p en s h e a d ed by o u r ow n c o c k e re ls th a t a r e second to none.
1» a lre a d y e s ta b lis h e d In hl» co m m u n ­ an d M iddle W e ste rn sta te s .
W e h a v e as fine a la y in g s tr a in of B a rre d R o ck s a s can be fo u n d ,
ity. T hu p re d o m in a n c e o f a c e rta in
T h e c h a r a c te r is tic c o lo rs of G u ern -
h e a d e d by co c k e re ls w hose d ain s h old re c o rd s w ell ab o v e th e 200-egg
b ree d In a se c tio n offer» m an y a d v a n ­ sey s a r e »om e sh a d e o f faw n an d
m a rk . W ell m a rk e d a n d g u a r a n te e d a ll w e c la im fo r th e m . BOOK
tage». F o r In stan c e, a m a rk e t Is e s­ w hite. C ow s a v e ra g e a b o u t
O RD ERS EARLY.
1,050
ta b lis h e d , s u r p lu s sto c k m ay be d is ­ p o u n d s a n d b u lls a b o u t 1,600 p o u n d s
H atch in g E ggs
Day Old C hicks
February Chicks, each.............20c
$ 1 .5 0
15 E g g s ..........
p on ed of to bi i t e r a d v a n ta g e , co o p e r­ in w eig h t.
G u e rn se y m ilk is n o ted
M arch C h ick s, e a c h ...................16c
4 00
50 E g g s ...............
a tiv e a d v e rtis in g m ay be uoed, an d fo r Its e x tre m e ly y ellow co lo r an d
A p ril a n d M ay C h ick s, e a c h ... la c
8 00
100 E g g s .............. ...............
b u ll» m ay be b o u g h t c o o p e ra tiv e ly o r h ig h p e rc e n ta g e of b u tte r fa t.
C o c k erels, each .............. $3 to $10
............... 7 5.00
E g _
gs
1000 __
e x c h a n g e d re a d ily am o n g b re e d e rs.
25 p e r c e n t d e p o sit w ith o rd e r, b a la n c e 10 d a y s b e fo re sh ip m e n t.
H o lste in < a l tle
E lo c k s te s te d an d c u lle d . A sk u s a b o u t o u r re g is te r e d G u ern cey c a ttle
P e rso n a l p re fe re n c e
fo r a c e rta in
T h e H o ls te in -F rle s la n , co m m o n ly
a n d C o tsw o ld sheep.
b re e d sh o u ld not be allo w ed to ca u se k now n us th e H o lste in b re e d , o r ig i­
th e »electio n of a b ree d u n s u lte d to n a te d in th e n o r th e r n p a rt of H o lla n d
local co n d itio n s.
w h e re It h as b een b red fo r c e n tu rie s
REDMOND. OREGON________________
O r ig in o f I j r s l i l r e s
H o lstein » h a v e g ro w n g re a tly In num -
d ay m o rn in g tr a in fo r Snn F ram -lsco
w h ere »he w ill visit h e r d a u g h te r»
fo r th e next tw o m o n th s. S he may
ol»o vl»lt re la tiv e » In T e x a s b efo re
r e tu r n in g hom e
In Hie m e an tim e,
" I to e " »ay» h e 1» open h i oil kind» of
d in n e r en g a g e m e n t» .
weller,
E. 11. A gee a n d J o e T o w n sen d
ca m e ho m e fro m th e O choco T h u r s ­
d ay , a s th e co ld w e a th e r h a s p ut a |
d u m p e r on p low ing.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Geo. H o b b s a n d Mias J e s s ie H a r t- i
ley w ent up to A lfalfa to th e H ard
T im e» so cial S a tu rd a y ev en in g .
T h e S h e p a rd school, u n d e r th e a b le
THE COMING STORE OF
su p e rv isio n of th e ir te a c h e r. Miss
CENTRAL OREGON
J e s s ie H a rtle y , g av e a p ro g ra m a n d |
c
a k e so cial T u e s d a y e v e n in g
The
AT TERREBONNE, ORE
'p r o g r a m , w h ich w as esp e c ia lly good,
w as m uch e n jo y e d by th e la rg e crow d
!of p a tro n s an d frie n d s In a tte n d a n c e .
A full line <>f Groceries and
T h e c a k e s w ere a u c tio n e d a n d th e
Dry Goods, Farm Imple­
p ro ce ed s of $ 5 1 .2 5 w ill be tu r n e d In
ments and Garden and
to th e R ed C ro ss as a c o n trib u tio n of
Field Seeds.
th e c h ild re n o f th a t d is tric t.
Mr.
R ig g s se rv e d In th e c a p a c ity of a u c ­
II. B. WINFIELD, I’ropr.
tio n e e r.
I T om C ro n in sp e n t F rid a y an d S a t­
u rd a y In B end.
A bout tw e n ty n e ig h b o rs g a th e re d
at th e T om I’u ra le y ho m e S a tu rd a y
Do your
e v e n in g fo r a so rt of fa re w e ll p a rty
to th e P u rsle y a , w ho a r e soon to
Jewelry Shopping
m ove to th e ir new h o m e n e a r R ed ­
at
m ond
D an cin g an d m u sic w ith re ­
fre s h m e n ts fu rn is h e d th e e v e n in g ’s
d iv e rsio n .
Je s s e T u ck left fo r P o rtla n d S a t­
u rd a y e v e n in g w h e re h e goes for
m ed ical tr e a tm e n t.
A llen W lllcoxen w as a b u a ln e is
v is ito r to B end S a tu rd a y .
Mr. an d M rs. W. T. S m ith , M rs. E.
W. Van D oren an d G C. T ru e s d a le
m a d e a tr ip to P rin e v ille M onday.
F red E llio tt of C ro o k ed riv e r sp en t
M onday c a llin g on d iffe re n t sh e ep
I F I O regon St.,
m en of th is se ctio n In an effo rt to
liny a Hock of sh eep . O u r n e ig h b o rs
At th e »Ign o f th e Illg F lock.
th in k th e y know a good tilin g , how­
e v e r, a n d a r e h o ld in g on to th e ir
C o u n ty A g e n t W ard hn» secu red flocks.
Mr. an d Mrs. A llen W lllcoxen e n ­
fig u re s on a c a r s h ip m e n t of s u lp h u r
th a t w ill tiel a Having of $5 per to n te r ta in e d Mr. an d Mrs. Bayn a n d J .
o v e r all o th e r offer» a n d It w ill be A. R ig g s at d in n e r S u n d a y ev e n in g
M isses F ay B u ssett a n d G lad y s
b ro u g h t In If e n o u g h people In d ic a te
th a t th e y w an t It. S u lp h u r h a s been P a u ls a r e s u ffe rin g w ith a sieg e of
dem im sl’atv d to be th e very best fe r ­ m easles, (o f th e G o rm an m ad e v a­
tiliz e r, an d th o s e w ho tr ie d It la»t rie ty . I
Mr. an d M rs G. C T ru e sd a le , Mr
se a so n claim an in c re a se d yield of
L
and
a
n
d
Mrs. W. T. S m ith an d M r an d
25 to 36 p e r c e n t In a lfa lfa
p la s te r c o n ta in s a b o u t 32(1 p o u n d s of M rs. B illy W ilso n w ere In a tte n d a n c e
s u lp h u r to th e to n an d It Is now at, th e P e rs o n s sa le n e a r R ed m o n d
th o u g h t, th o v a lu e In th e p la s te r lies T u esd a y .
Mrs. A. W . B ayn loft on th e T h u rs
in th o s u lp h u r .
g r in d in g done.
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THE REDMOND SPOKESMAN
T h u r s d a y , f e r r i a ry >1, iwik
8%
$100,000
8%
Money to Loan
On Improved Farms in Crook, Deschutes
and Jefferson Counties.
MONEY A VAILABLE AT ONCE
W. N. BROWN
THE
FARM MAN
EZ WAY FARM
Baughman & Lavigne, P. O. Box 139
In K e e p in g W ith th e B ig
T h o u g h t o f th e D ay
The daily press reflects a sentiment throughout the nation
which clearly indicates a new condition.
Men are wanted everywhere. The w ork^f this war is be­
ing carried on largely by those who never l^ l^ re have been in
public office or in public work. Men who have been too busy,
too engrossed with their own tasks, ¡ire leaving their work to
others and giving their time and ability to the cause which is
ours, yours, everybody’s.
It is ¡i tune when politics in the ordinary sense must n »t be
considered. It calls for all the ability that can be mustered.
Oregon to t>e a successful part in this unit plan for the de­
fense of Democracy, must likewise place the thought of the
times before everything.
In ¡mother part of this paper appears the announcement of
L. .1. Simpson ¡is a candidate for the nomination for Governor
on the Republican ticket. Mr. Simpson was urged to become
a candidate by his many friends in every part of the state, be­
cause o f his business record, his understanding and know­
ledge of Oregon’s resources, industries and needs; because of
his public-spiritedness, which of recent years has led him to
tasks which have been more important to him than his own
affairs,
L. .1. SIMPSON IS CLEARLY THE MAN WHO CAN
GIVE OREGON THE ADMINISTRATION NECES­
SARY TO THIS PLAN OF NATIONAL EFFICIENCY
His campaign will be directed straight to you as voters, as
individuals who do your own thinking.
We ¡ire firmly convinced that you will not allow politics to
influence your decision, and that you will vote for the man
who is best lit to help the people of Oregon, develop the state’s
resources, ¡mil to prepare for. and participate in, the great
reconstruction that is to follow.
A/rONEY IS BE-
iVA I NG MADE
EVERY D A Y
FROM THE IRRI­
GATED L A N D S
IN CENTRAL OR­
EGON
A 17e have la n d
’ v and w a t e r
ready to file upon
under the Carey
act a t reasonable
term s and prices.
We believe you will weigh issues more closely than ever be­
fore, and that L. J. Simpson will be your choice.
.1««R
First—Talk over his candidacy
with your friends.
• Second—If you believe that L. J.
Simpson is worthy of your support
write a letter to this committee.
, / A: i >
Suggest how his cause may be ad­
vanced.
We, in turn, will ttll you
how you can help.
P a id A d v rtls e n ie n t
Issu e d by
LJ.Sitnpso.v.
“ H lnipson fo r G o v e rn o r"
L eague
P ltto c k B lock. P o rtla n d .
CENTRAL
OREGON
IRRIGATION
COMPANY,
DESCHUTES,
OREGON