The Redmond spokesman., February 21, 1918, Page 4, Image 4

PAOB FOUR
THE REDMOND SPOKESMAN
T ill USD,\Y. FEBRU A RY 21, I 9 I 8
lending th e m oral support of the to do the right th in g for Ills country
In the mayoralty prlm arlcu at lucuiubciit wim badly b«>ulon.
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board to th e d istric t, and little else because he Is loyal to the core and Scuttln, llaiiNon and Bradford lead
i It Is understood th a t th e m em bers th e farm Is tin' foundation of all ua and a n o tlir I'lectloa mind d eterm in e
Wo p rin t b u tle r w rnppera In any
MBMBBR O F STATE EDITORIAL. IsstM I XTION
of th e board, or a great m ajo rity of tloual w ealth and prosperity,
which ahall be m ayor. GUI. pieNont q u a n tity from lo o tip. HpokoHinnn.
them at least, a re In favor of approv- Í
PU BLISH ED EVERY THURSDAY AT REDMOND, «, o.UON
XEXX S P XI’I It XXD TOXX X
ing the d istrict plan. S ta te T re a s u r­
By M. \\. PETTIGREW, Editor and Publisher
e r Kay w as the one who raised the
The follow ing w ords of th e follow
question as to how the different p a r­
ing
e d ito ria l a re Just as tru e here as
SUBSCRIPTION RATES—Strictly in Advance:
ties In terested feel tow ard the d is­
One y e a r ........................................ 12.00 Three m o n t h s ................................ $ .50 trict and offered th e m otion to hold In O regon City, w here It first ap p ear
cd 111 th e O regon City E n te rp rise :
Six m o n th s .................................... 1.00 Single c o p i e s ..................................
.05 a hearin g on the question.
"\V e never knew a new spaper so
E n te re d as second class m a tte r Ju ly 14. 1910, a t th e postoffice at
yellow and sloppy and
Inaccurate
TAX LIST Pt lll.lt 1 I It »X
R e d m o n d . O reg o n , u n d e r th e a c t of M arch 3, 1879.
th a t It did not have one good side,
In a w ritten opinion to C ollier II Ils interest In hom e b etterm en t. It
The M ontana le g isla tu re now In (toil project in Crook county, has
Huffington,
d istrict a tto rn e y of Gold has become a fun d am en tal tra d itio n
session, ratitied th e n atio n al prohl- been g ra n te d by the g en eral land of
bition am en d m en ts alm ost w ithout a lice, according to a m essage received Reach A ttorney G eneral llrow n holds ,,f .,ht> new spaper profession, th at It
d issen tin g vote,
W ednesday afternoon by the State ,h a t four Publications, once each "inci give tis cordial support to any
! week. Is sufficient to m eet th e re- ■ proposition tending to advance the
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d esert land board.
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extension,
which
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The sale of a m ince-pie to Amerl
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to O ctober 17th. ! ,ax publication law, which says th a t
" ,r “ ." How n e w sp a p e r feels th is
can soldiers in F ra n c e for $3.40 hai _______
led to an Investig atio n to ascertain 1^20, applies to w hat is know n as ,h e ,ax collector shall have th e do- obligation, how much m ore does it
w h eth er w bp.’ I'eur w,.s u: < .1. «i. -i". .• Oregon segregation list No < under ,!n,|Ul'1’' Rst published “once Meh
,l" ‘ fcearta ol newspapet
its pro h ib itio n .
! (be C arey act.
T his list Includes "'•'*'k f° r fo u r successive w eeks In the w orkers who ta k e a serious view of
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84,000 acres o f laud
bowspapor o r newspapers selected by lh ,,r ’ ’
D uring th e last week of F eb ru ary ,
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th e county court to publish court niunlty
Hence publishers and edit
die Brooks-Seai
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NATIONAL FOREST FUNDS
’ * 11 11 keen desire fo r heart to
panv of Rend will plant a 10-acre
HAVE BEEN D ISTRIBU TED
T he question raised was w h eth er ," 'a rt ‘» lk» " 1Ul ,h *‘lr readers, to
exp erim en t plot to g rass seed for the
publication of the list once each week k " ° " " l,a< su g g estio n s they van
purpose of finding w hat ran g e g rasses ! S ecretary of S ta te O lcott has com- I for tlve w eeks was necessary to give niake as •*’ Hues of tow 11 b e tte rm e n t
will grow on th e c u t over lands. The pleted m aking the d istrib u tio n of the full four w eeks' notice, and th e a tto r- for " h ic h th e ir Journal might exert
a rea to be planted and th e selection funds received front the n atio n al for- ney general holds th a t tlve public» '*’• Inthiene»».
•\Ve m ight th e re fo re tak e occuslon
of seed w ill be left to th e County ests in th e s ta te to th e various coun­ tlons a re not necessary.
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'o say, th at if any of o u r read ers have
A gent an d a crew of men will be ties in w hich such forests a re located
o tg g > » tio u s to m a k e te n d in g to th e
placed at his disposal for th e work. The total am ount d istrib u te d , which GENER AL F. XV. S lltl.E Y ,
INDIAN F IG H T E R , DEXI» u p b u il.iin .' of th is co m m u n ity , why
If th is experim ent should prove a is 25 per cent of th e receip ts from
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not w rite us a le tte r for publication
success. 1000 acres of tim b er land forest reserve ren tals, sales of tim ber
an n u ally cu t over in D eschutes coun­ etc., was $98,881.18.
R rigadier G eneral F re d e ric k W. or come In and talk it over?
“ As th e re la tio n s betw een a coni-i
ty will be tu rn e d iuto stock su p p o rt­
P rio r to an act passed by th e 1915 Sibley, who took part In Indian cam ­
ing ran g e by th e grow ing of forage leg islatu re, th e d istrib u tio n was bas­ paigns and served in th e Spanish- m unlty and th e new spaper Is a re -'
Cam p clprocal one, so the new spaper c a n .
p la n ts and grasses.
ed on the to ta l forest a re a In th e var- A m erican w ar. Is dead at
ious counties. B aker county contest- G rant. D eath was due to pernicious not accom plish th e largest re su lts
In fo rm er days it was th e popular ^d th is m ethod of a p p o rtio n in g the anem ia. G eneral Sibley was at one w ithout th e cordial hacking of the
th in g to cuss th e S ta n d a rd Oil com- (unds> w ith , ht? result th a t , he baa,8 tim e com m andant nt W est Point. He locality whom It re p re se n ts In tow ns
d o n 't a d v e rtise j
pany, b u t now, ju d g in g from rep o rts of d istrib u tio n w as changed so th a t w as 66 years old and was brev etted w here m erc h a n ts
com ing from th e in v estig atio n of the th e receipts front each forest reserve "for g a lla n try in a c tio n " In th e L ittle m uch ami people borrow th e ir n e w s-1
big packers, th e S tan d ard was a pig- a re kept se p a ra te and a re pro rated Big Horn in 1876. and again for " d is ­ paper copies of a neighbor, public
my com pared to th e g re a t packing am ong th e co u n ties in which each tinguished g a lla n try ag ain st Crazy jo u rn a ls do not give an a ttra c tiv e !
REDMOND. ORE.
’IIKTTKR GOODH FOR LESS MONEY”
tru st. They con tro l all livestock p a rtic u ia r fo rest reserve Is located H orse’s cam p on Pow der riv e r In picture of the plat e when they c lrc u -,
m a rk e ts and m ake th e ir own prices. (according t o th e num ber of acres of M ontana.
late about th e state.
both buying and selling, and a re re- th e re8erve in each co u n ty.
"T h e m ore liberal the hacking giv­
sponsible for th e high prices of
Follow ing th e acceptance of th is T H A T N O N -I’.XRTKXN L E A G U E en a new spaper, th e m ore It enn lm -'
le a th e r and shoes, from which they b a sjs o ( d istrib u tio n , it w as shown
prove. In o u r experience of news-
have been g e ttin g th e profit. More th a t 8ome of th e c0llntlcs had been
Atnong an arm load of useless, ¡taper life, we have found th a t most
th a n th is, th ey have cu t w ages of g re a tly overpaid In th e past and space g ra ftin g stuff th a t re g u la rly publications put th e hulk of increased
th e ir em ployes to th e low est lim it o th e rs w ere correspondingly u n d e r­ com es to th is office, is an occasional re tu rn s hack Into th e ir property. An!
ad v ertisin g
possible of existence. T h e ir unlim it- p a id . T he 1 9 i 5 le g isla tu re passed a c irc u la r te llin g of the evils of th e Increase of sales and
ed pow er should be ta k e n from them bilI( show ing th e am o u n ts of the non-partisan league, th e organization m eans m ore 111» to d ate presses and
by som e m eans
¡overpaym ents so fa r as possible. But th a t took o v er the legislative and type se ttin g m achinery, cle a n e r typo-
The g reat s h in v in N strik e in th e th e re StiH rem ained a difference of o th e r m anagem ent of N orth D akota, graphical app earan ce, m ore money '
T he g re a t sh ip y a rd , strik e in th e $69>720 68 of which | 13 369 87 ,8 and which is a tte m p tin g to extend its spent for rep o rtin g , correspondence
E a ste rn y ard s which assum ed th re a t-, , ,
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wiped o u t by th e presen t d tstrib u - op eratio n s and organization Into and e d ito ria l w ork.
en in g p ro p o rtio n s la te last w eek, was {jon
o th e r states.
"A s a new spaper th u s grow s In at
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T hose counties w hich w ere over-
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receive funds th is year, zation and in sta te s like N orth Da- read w ith k e e n e r a tte n tio n in news-
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th e am o u n ts which would have gone kota, w here he was being given th e pai>er offices, leg islativ e halls, and
re tu rn e d to w ork on T uesday. T here . . .
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to them being used
to decrease
the ta rre d end of th e stick, th e move- business places fa r and near. An Im-
seem s to be som ething radically
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, am o u n ts due th e underpaid counties m ent landed him In th e sad d le and pression Is given aro u n d the sta te
w rong w ith too m any of th ese w ork-
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D eschutes county g ets $511.67 of he was able to obtain leg islation th a t tho tow n It re p re se n ts Is grow -
ers. S trik es a re too fre q u e n t and of- ..
which had often been prom ised and Ing m ore prosperous. H ence every
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te n w ithout reaso n ab le cause.
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as often denied.
tim e you a d v e rtise o r subscribe for
sh ip y ard w o rkers a re exem pt iro n -
COXIXIEI« E
If it is good for the fa rm e r he will a local new spaper, you a t the sano*
m ilita ry duty, they o ught, a t least.
MUST BE LICENSED be th e first one to realize th a t fact, tim e help build 1111 a far-reach in g
to have p atrio tism enough to contin-
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and he can alw ays be depended upon agency for com m unity p ro m o tio n .”
ue th e w ork w ith o u t erab rarassin g
By proclam ation of th e president,
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM. ALL OF
th e g overnm ent on every occasion. aB foreign com m erce m ust be on
THEM HOt (HIT AT OLD PRK’ES.
The so ld ier on th e fro n t depends up- special license. T his applies to both
on them an d th e ir w ork. He never expor ts and im ports,
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strik e s, b u t exposes him self cheer-
T he re stric tio n s a re necessitated
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fully to all th e d an g ers of w ar. T here by th e ¡„creased ship sh o rta g e and
should be a law th a t would a u to m a t- 1 dem and for 8hips
wh(ch , o tr a n „.
Ically send every s trik e r p rom ptly to ;>ort allled 8Up„ ,fe8 T his ¡ , one of
th e very fro n t line trenches.
I th e m ost fa r-re ac h in g steps P resid en t
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1 W ilson has yet tak en and involves
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COAST H it.IIW A Y S ARE
delicate diplom atic re la tio n s and the
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PROPOSED IN BILI.
¡sh a rp c u rta ilm e n t not only of A m eri­
ALL SIZES. .11 ST ARRIVED. COME IN AND SEE I S.
can in d u strie s but the com m erce of
R e p resen tativ e R ak er of C aliforn­
all n e u tra l countries.
ia has intro d u ced a bill In congress
R egulation of shipping is to be ex­
UITE aside from the use of JAP-A-LAC as a beautifler of
providing for th re e m ain line h ig h ­
ercised by W ilson th ro u g h th e w ar
w ays from C anada to Mexico. Two . .
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homes, it has wonderful economical properties. It saves
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tra d e board “ w ith th e single purpose
of them a re west of th e Cascade ,
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money by adding years to the life and wearing properties o f
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of w inning the w ar.
E very effort
ran g e and th e o th er, sta rtin g a t Oro-
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woodwork, furniture, floors, etc., and it saves actual dollars
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be m ade to re fra in from in ter-
ville, XX ash., via X akim a, M abton and . .
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v fe r>ng w ith foreign com m erce, "ex-
and
cents by allowing you to do the work yourself.
M aryhill, to T he Dalles, then th ro u g h
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JAP-A-LAC is so easy to use that it is a genuine pleasure
D u fu r. T „ h
P rin ev ille. Red-
I prosecution of th e w ar.
niond, Bend and K lam ath F alls, Bon­
to use it. It is fascinating to see old, worn and shabby look­
anza and Lakeview to A ltu ras, Cal.,
ing furniture, floors, woodwork, etc., Ijecome new looking and
RED.MONI), OREGON
I.IXE ST<M K XSSOt I XTION
then ce so u th to Los Angeles. It Is1
beautiful under one’s own hands.
ELECTS
OFFICERS
called th e El Cam ino S ierra, or
JAP-A-LAC is made in 21 beautiful colors and Natural
M ountain highw ay.
At a m eeting of th e Sisters-M etol
(Clear). It has a thousand and one uses—it renews every­
T he bill calls for cross road s cu t­
ius L ivestock asociation held a t Sis
tin g th e Cascade passes a t im p o rtan t
thing from cellar to garret and comes in all sizes from 10c
te rs on th e 9th, B. L. Tone was elect
points.
cans
up. Ask us about JAP-A-LAC.
ed p re sid e n t; Max W urzw eiler, vice
T his bill is of th e h ig h est Im port­
p resid en t; Jo e H ow ard, secretary . An
ance, as circu m stan ces m ight arise
advisory com m ittee: J e rry G roskru-
th a t would m ak e th e se roads of th e
g er of L ow er B ridge; XV. XV. Knick
h ig h e st m ilita ry necessity and lm
erbocker, T h ree C reeks and Mr. Edg-
p ortance and o u r people should get
REDMOND, OREGON
Ington of T ro u t Creek.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
busy and concertedly urge th e pass­
The association is in good financial
age of th e bill and th e e a rly con­
condition.
stru c tio n of these highw ays.
The officials a re to m eet with Su­
p ervisor Jacobson on March 9, to dis­
RAILROADS XYORKE THAN
It is most important when your Ford
U-BOATS, SAYS HOOVER cuss th e a p p o rtio n m en t of th e range,
th e purcnase of salt, and th e division
Car requires mechanical attention that you
L aunched and m ain tain ed w ith the of the ra n g e am ong th e different
WE HAVE SEEDS.
avow ed purpose of sta rv in g th e allies, classes of stock.
P e rm its will likely be w ithheld
place it in charge of the authorized Ford
G erm an y ’s U-boat cam paign has mis
from those who do not c o n trib u te
e ra b ly failed.
dealer, because then you are sure of hav-
New figures given congress by H er­ th e ir due proportion of th e cost of
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b e rt H oover show ed a loss of b u t 7 sa lt and o th e r range Im provem ents.
Ing
repairs
and
replacements
made
with
p er cen t in food sh ip m en ts d u rin g
LAND BOARD TO MEET
WHILE WE HAVE THEM.
1917.
genuine Ford-made materials by men who
CONSIDER C. O. I, DISTRICT
S ta rtin g a t the high w ater m onth
la s t A pril, w hen 12 per cen t went
know all about Ford cars. So bring your
T he D esert Land board has notified
dow n, th e food ship toll has steadily
Ford to us where satisfaction is guaran­
d ecreased . In O ctober and N ovem ber all p a rtie s in te re ste d of a m eeting on
b u t " o n e o r tw o per c e n t” was lost. Feb. 26, when th e m a tte r of approval
teed. Prompt, efficient service at all
B u t H oover w arned m ore sharply of th e C entral O regon Irrig a tio n dis­
THE PRICES ARE LOWEST.
tric
t
plan
will
be
settled.
a g a in st ra ilro a d fa ilu re In th is coun­
times and Ford cars if you wish to buy:
As A ttorney G eneral Brown stated,
try . T h is alre a d y , he said, has h u rt
food sh ip m e n ts vastly m ore th a n the to the board a t Its recen t m eeting
Runabout, $345; Touring Car $360; Coup-
when th e d istric t plan was up for
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS WILL BE SCARCE
enem y.
elet, $505; Town Car $595; Sedan, $645;
“ T h e n u m b e r of g rain cars re a c h ­ consideration, th e board has little op­
ORDER EARLY
in g te rm in a ls d u rin g th e 10 m onths tion and th e re is little to co nstrue
One-Ton Truck Chassis, $600—all f. o. b.
e n d in g w ith J a n u a ry , was 100,000 under th e law as to w h eth er th e dis­
Detroit.
less th a n d u rin g th e sam e period of tric t plan should be approved. He
stated th a t th e law w as plain In it­
1 9 1 6 ,” H oover said.
self th a t such d istric ts could be
form ed, and w hat th e board did one
TIME EXTENDED
way or th e o th e r had little effect. The
REDMOND GARAGE, J. R. THORNE, Prop.
An extension of time for the com­ approval of th e d istric t plan by the
pletion of the Central Oregon Irriga- board is considered as a move tow ard
The Redmond Spokesm an
See
MOHLER & DOTY
When in need of a hat try a Hard­
eman hat, the kind for style and
service. Give it a trial.
Most Complete Line of
Ranges and Heaters
WHAT
70 h
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SAVES
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Van Brundt, Superior and
Thomas Drills
Munz Hardware
B. A. KENDALL
Yes
Buy
Now
City Feed Store
FORD