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PAGE SIX THE REDMOND SPOKESMAN THURSDAY. MARCII 21. HUM I A rich m ix tu re fouls th e en g in e «ml la k e care of the loan u n der th e a v e r | is w asteful. age farm co n ditions of the n e ig h b o r 10. P re-heat a ir enterlnK c a rb u r hood. bend Hhn a pouch e to r and keep ra d ia to r covered In But under the second p a ra g ra p h of of cold w eather th is will In sure b e tte r the ru lin g th e intensive fa rm e r or the Kcal GRAVELY C hew ing Plug vaporization. m an who practices a protlibule spec 11 See th a t spark Is tinted cor- ialty. o r who show s him self able to l ‘«.I G ra v e ly C h e w in g Plug —th e re ’s th e 1 rectl.v w ith engine and d rive with do so. will In* given financial support soldier's tobacco, th a t he can use a n y w h e re , a late spark by th e F ederal F arm Loan System , O R G A N IZ A T IO N P E R F E C T E D AT sl‘«rk fully advanced an ytim e. Just a sm all ch ew o f R e a l G ra v e ly I increases gas consum ption. even though his farm may be too i t en o u g h — <iZZ g o o d to b acco , rich , sappy le a f H E M » F O R O ltE < H )N S H E E P 12. H ave a hot sp ark , keep plugs sm all for o rd in a ry farm ing purposes, m au o tit« G ra v e ly w a y , not loaded up w ith M F N — O F F IC F K S N A M E D 'c le a n and sp ark points properly a d provided th a t the laud q u ite apart h eavy sw eetening lik e o rd in a ry plu g . justed. from its use has a stab le and p e rm a C iv* any iro n a chew of R<-al G ravely Plus, and ha 13. Avoid high speed. T he a v e r nent land value which will m ake the Will I r l l you th a t'» the kind •<> aand. .Send lh a b a a ll O rd in ary plug la falae rcononay. It costs laaa par waak b a st S atu rd ay th e C en tral Oregon age c a r is m ost econom ical a t 15 to loan safe w h eth er it is well o p e ra te d , In , haw Real G ravely, hacauao a aniall chaw of it laata a o r not o p erated at all. Wool G row ers' association was o r 25 m iles an hour. long while. 14. D on't -------------- accelerate and stop ganized at Bend, th e object being to , ------- If y o u a in n k e a p ip a . atica G ra v e ly w ith y o u r k n ife and It YD l\Y EN I IY E GENII S Im prove and protect th e business of Quickly- it w astes gas and w e a rs out add a liltla I > your amoking tobacco. I l w dl g ivo fla v o r oast long — iu ip ru v o y o u , a m oke, raisin g sheep and goats, secure ju st Uree. Stop engine and cot A rchim edes, th e w orld's g re a te st and e q u itab le legislation and grazing I'llls*. SUMO YOHS rttlKND IN T l i n. «.scnvics re g u la tio n s and to w ork in coopera- down aim less and needless m ath em atician , was the Edison of his A r o lltu o r «•HAVt.LY tion w ith th e n atio n al F o rest Service Ul“* of cars lk> » n u m b er of e rra n d s day and also an a rd e n t p a trio t. W hen D a a la r a a ll artaond here c a r r y I I l a |O c p .o ,< k a a . A l a . M a m a Syracuse, his native city, was be- w il l p u l M ¡B io h ia In a n , I , a i n m , < S a a p u r , n l Ib a in th e protection and econom ical us«* ont> *HP- . , * •kara” a Sc. » la m p w ill t a b . Il I . , h im . V o n r selged by th e Rom ans, he invented a d r a l . r w il l a u p p i, a n v a lu p a a n d « Iv a j u u u l f l o a l d n a c l w n . b u w In o f all p roducts of th e F o rests. 16- Know your m ileage per gallon. a u d r a M IL Any person, firm o r corp o ratio n tan k full and divide odom eter c a ta p u lt which threw sto n e s alm ost a toil in w eight a distan ce of h alf a P . B . G R A V E L Y T O B A C C O C O ., D m i v l l l r , V a . w hich is e n title d to graze sheep or «iileage by gallons consum ed. m ile so a c c u ra te m any galleys were H r Patcat f*aa<A leapt it FrcaA and (Year an J 6'aod g o ats on th e D eschutes, O regon, San- i ---------------------------- " /hr«’, ««« •/ rG s ’ mm « « t.71»w ' sunk. — It it aot Krai Crarrly tnikoal Ihu PleSacbaa Seal fA< fu#«./ i>4$ tlam , Cascade. U m pqua o r Ochoco KMA1.I/-I- AliM OW NER F a ta b lla b o *! 1 S 3 I A nother device was a c ran e built F o re sts can becom e a m em ber. The MAY SEC U R E AID on th e city w all and stre tc h in g out association will cover K lam ath , Lak», ---------- over th e w ater. A rm ed w ith great H arney, D eschutes. Crook, W heeler, T he F ed eral F arm boan Board has claw s, it lifted th e Rom an boats high kind, and In this way may properly G illiam , Jefferson and W asco coun- issued the follow ing ru le s for the into th e a ir and dropped them to de be classed as pro-G erm an. ties, and its m em bers will rep resen t guidance of the land banks In deter- T he cam paign ag ain st th ese ro stru c tio n . His m ost w onderful over 200,000 sheep. , m ining w hat a re a c o n stitu te s a farm dents. as well as th e Juck rabbits, was achievem ent was se ttin g on fire many C red it for th e o rg an izatio n of the for loaning purposes: I vessels of the besieging fleet by focus conducted by the farm ers in co opera association is largely due to N orm an " F ir s t, G enerally— T he farm m ust ing th e su n 's rays on them by m eans tion w ith county a g ric u ltu ra l ag en ts G. Jacobson of Bend, su p erv iso r of be of sufficient a rea to yield a t the II. A. WuttleH, Prop. of a series of concave m irro rs This and specialists of the U. S Biological D eschutes N ational F orest. h an d s of an o rd in a rily capable fa rm feat was long doubted, but a g reat Survey. C ounty c o u rts also joined The officers of th e association a re : er. p u ttin g it to th e use to w hich it is forces w ith these agencies in some G. M. B lakely of Condon, Ore., p re si g enerally ad ap ted and using average F rench scientist, Buffon, d e m o n stra t instances, and by th u s w orking to ed its possibility. W ith a reflecting d e n t; Jo h n M arsh, T um alo, vice pres m ethods, an incom e sufficient to su rface seven feet sq u are he set wood g e th e r b e tte r re su lts w ere obtained id e n t; R. A. W ard, Redm ond, secre m ain tain th e fam ily of th e applicant a t much less cost. H eretofore, farm on fire at a d istan ce of 160 feet ta ry -tre a su re r. The advisory board and discharge th e in te re st and a m o rt ers w orking individually found that One of his devices, th e A rchim edl- consists of Jo h n P ark , T um alo, who ization paym ents. an screw for raisin g w ater. Is used If they drove th e pests from th e ir re p re se n ts th e d istric t of S isters and Second, Specially— W here th ro u g h own fields a new supply was su re io (Jive us a Trial. At Robbins’ Blacksmith Shop. west of th e D eschutes; H. N. W ill intensive farm in g o r the p ractice of a In H olland today. H is was th e fam com e next season from th e ir n e ig h ous saying, th a t w ith a lever long iam s of Prineville, m iddle and n o rth specialty, a sufficient incom e has been REDMOND, OREGON enough and a fulcrum on w hich to bors' fields. e rn d istric t; W. M. W ilson, Powell re g u la rly derived from a tra c t defici An area of 450,000 acres was cov re st It, th e w orld could be moved. B u tte, C entral d istric t, and D. Mc e n t in a re a for o rd in a ry farm ing, or T he efforts of A rchim edes forced ered w ith 70,000 pounds of poisoned Auliffe, K lam ath F alls. S o u th ern dis w here the application of th e prospect th e Rom an g en eral M arcellus to g ra in in E astern and S o u th ern O re trict. ive b o rro w er show s th a t he is by ex More th an 3000 mole abandon the siege, b u t th e city, on gon counties T h ere is no doubt but th a t th is as perience capable of producing such th e site of w hich th e m odern S y ra pelts w ere m arked a t an averag e of sociation will be of g re a t assistance an incom e from such a tra c t, such “Another convenience my electric light socket afford« is my cuse in Sicily is b u ilt, was c a p tu red 22 ce n ts each by county ag en ts of the to C en tral Oregon wool g row ers and a re a m ay be accepted as sufficient, electric sewing machine. W illam ette valley and th e coast every sheep ow ner, larg e o r sm all, provided th e land has a sta b le and by su rp rise In 212 B. C. and he was counties. "No more treadle pushing for me. In C olum bia county the killed. sh o u ld join. p erm an en t m a rk e t value sufficient to “I get my machine off the shelf in the linen closet and put it ag e n t re p o rts th a t 600 mole sk in s: As usual, o u r h u stlin g County- w a rra n t th e ioan applied for. This LYND SU B M A R IN ES ABE on a table in my room in winter, on the porch in summer_ w ere sold by him at 26 cents, w ith an A gent w as active in fo rm in g th e o r ru lin g does not apply to fru it and o r wherever inere is a light socket. It's easily carried about. NOW E E F E C T IY E L V I I E I . D ad d itio n al profit of 10 cen ts each as ganizatio n , an d both he and Redm ond ch ard lands which have a lre a d y been “The foot control starts the motor, regulates the speed and bounty. All told th e court of C o lu m -, a re to be c o n g ra tu la te d th a t he was th e su b je c t of definite ru lin g s by th is stops it instantly. O regon fa rm e rs a re m aking a con bia county paid bounties on 1500 honored w ith th e im p o rta n t office of b o a rd .” skins. I can giv** all my attention to the sewing; the electric cur certed and su stain ed a tta c k on the se c re ta ry -tre a su re r. rent does the hard work." U nder th e first p ara g ra p h of this land p ira te s — sa g e ra ts, gray diggers Poison clubs w ere organized to buy ru lin g loans m ay be m ade to th e o rd and m oles— th a t prom ises g re a tly to and mix the imi I soiib m ost efficiently RED ( ROSS LAMB BRINGS «4.000 in ary fa rm e r on th e basis of average reduce th e ir a n n u a l toll, e stim ated by and system atize th e sp reading. In j skill and efficiency, and no tra c t of th e U. 8. Biological Survey a t two som e Instances gran g es bought tra p s See E. A. W im p about them , at D esch u tes P & L Co T he b an q u et given a t Bend last land will be accepted as a farm e li m illion d o llars a y e a r in O regon. and sold them to th e boys on in sta ll KEDMONI), • . OREGON w eek to th e sheepm en of C en tral Ore gible fo r a loan u n d e r th e F ederal Like th e ir prototypes of th e sea, the m ent. One boy In the S an ta C lara gon by C. S. H udson, p resid en t of th e farm loan act unless it is large Hun subs, th ese field sub m arin es de d istric t sold m ore th an $60 w orth of F ir s t N ational Bank, w as a g re a t suc enough to su p p o rt th e fam ily and stro y th e re su lts of th e labor of m an th e skins. cess, 200 re p re se n ta tiv e sheepm en being p resen t from all over Oregon. T he color schem e was green, th e deco ratio n s and m uch of th e food be ing of th a t tin t in h onor of St. P a t THE STORE WHERE PRICES ARE ALWAYS RIGHT rick , w hile a sheep ro asted whole oc cupied th e c e n te r of th e sp e a k e rs’ table. T he Red C ross lam b was b rought in alive, placed in th e c e n te r of the ta b le and auctioned off by G eorge R ussell, being knocked down th e first tim e to Bob Stanfield for $1,000. Mr. Stanfield im m ediately p re se n t ed th e lam b to th e Red Cross, and it I w as auctioned off several tim es, the to ta l of th e sales reach in g th e sum of J $4,600, th e h ig h est price ever re a l ized for a Red C ross sheep sold in th e I U nited S tates an d b eatin g by nearly j $1,000 th e price realized fo r th e R ed| C ross ram sold a t th e N ational Wool- — AT- g ro w ers’ Convention a t S alt Lake. The to a stm a ste r a t th e banquet I was \ ernon F orbes, and th e sp eak ers j 5-10-15 and 25c GOODS A SPECIALTY w ere R. A. W ard, R obert Stanfield, | A . I I . Dut<ti|M >rt. P ro p . S en ato r Cusick, Gus Moser. T. G. FEED STORE R yan, Mr. L oun sb erry of th e O. W. N. j and C. S. H udson. CITY GARAGE Auto Repairing and Engine Work Buy and Sell used Cars of all makes Mrs. Bright says: Western Electric Sewing Machines Seeds! Lilly’s Seeds New, Fresh Stock Bulk Seeds The Variety Store We have a nice line o f Tennis Shoes, Outing H ats and Caps and D ress Gingham s Come in and look them over Opposite Postoffice, Redmond, Ore MARION’S HOW TO SAV E MORE GAS T he Redm ond office of th e Stand a rd Oil com pany h as recen tly re ceived a list of su ggestions on m e th ods to save m ore gasoline. These suggestio n s a re recom m ended by the N ational A utom obile C ham ber of Com m erce. T he ru le s not only save m ore gas b u t users of m o to r vehicles will be benefltted p ersonally and In div id u ally th ro u g h m ore efficient and m ore econom ical operation of cars. H ere a re th e ru les: 1. S to re g asoline in u n d erg ro u n d steel tan k s. 2. Use m easu rin g pum p and hose T hey p rev en t loss by fire, evap o ratio n an d spilling. 3. D on’t spill o r expose gasoline to a ir— it ev ap o rates rap id ly and is dan g ero u s. 4. D on’t use gasoline for cleaning and w ash in g — use k erosene or o th e r m a te ria ls to c u t grease. 5. Stop all gasoline leakage. Form h a b it o f sh u ttin g off gas a t tan k or feed pipe. 6. A d ju st b rak e bands so they do not drag . See th a t all bearin g s run freely. 7. D on’t let th e engine run when c ar is stan d in g . It Is good for s ta rte r b a tte ry to be used freq u en tly . 8. H ave c a rb u re to rs a d ju ste d at service sta tio n s of c a rb u re to r or a u to m obile com panies— they will m ake o rd in a ry a d ju stm e n ts w ith o u t any charge. 9. Keep needle valve clean and a d ju st c a rb u re to r (w h ile en g in e is hot) to use as lean a m ix tu re as possible The Redmond Warehouse Co. The old, reliable Farmer’s ware house, is always on the job fully prepared to handle the products of the farm and give its patrons an absolutely square deal. Sell Your CREAM to the Redmond Creamery B usiness at the Bank A ND EVERYBODY ON T H E FARM WORKING a t top speed no tim e to go to town l-eave it to th e postm an. ing by mail. Do som e of your b a n k I t's Just a m a tte r of postage and a few m in u te s’ tim e. D rafts, checks, m oney o rd e rs will he e n te re d In your hank hook and re tu rn e d to you by th e next mull. Be su re to re g iste r all c u rren cy , o r ’phone us when th e le tte r sta rts. We buy eggs If you like Square Dealing and prompt payment Redmond Bank of Commerce We carry Thrift Stamps for Sale REDMOND, ORE TURNER & PEASE CO. A