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About Central Point herald. (Central Point, Or.) 1906-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1906)
y / / C entral poin t herald V O L - 1. local and Personal CENTRAL POIN . < >R F or S ale —A six-room dwelling in Central Point, ip good repair. Barn, good water, son fruit. A bargain. Inquire at this or: ■<. tf ."N. THUR8UAV, Teachers’ Institute. ÜVEMBER 1. 1906. NO. 28 Milking by Mdchinery t The following is the program arrang ’d The following letter written to the ! by Superintendent P. H. Daily for the New York Tribune and Farmer by a H. Coruin, wh< gently completed a | annual Jackson County Teachers’ Insti practical Eastern dairyman may prove cottage in the ccr;h part of town, has tute to be held at Central Point Novem of interest to many H erald readers sold the property to Mrs. Fredericks, ber 12th, 13 th and 14 th: in view of the attention now being of Ashland, the consideration being MONDAY. NOVEMBER 12. directed to the dairy and creamery *1250.00. It is understood Mr. Comm business in this locality: will remove to the Willamette Valley. 9:00 a. m. Opening Exercises. “ I have never been very'enthusiastic R. F. Robinson - - Language Chas. W. Stanley and Miss Ethel T. B. F. Mulkey - Civil Government about machine milking, for I have found it would be a most difficult mat Brown were married at Jacksonville Recess. yesterday by County Judge Dunn. | Miss Cornelia Marvin, “ Care o f Books” ter to get a machine that would be simple and thorough. Last Winter a After the ceremony the happy couple j W. F. Cameron - drove over to this place, and took din- j “ Some Defects in Rural Teaching." visit to a dairy using one of the power outfits convinced me that the time was ner with Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Gillett. j Noon. near when we could milk by machinery. 1 1:30 p. m. Opening Exercises. Mr. and Mrs. John Ross, of Gold They will reside in edford. - - Arithmetic While the work was not perfect, it Hill, were here Monday visiting her Mrs. W. F. Krueger and little daugh- H. F. Robinson - - - History was good, and the fact that not a few mother, Mrs. Stidham, who is seriously ! ter, Susie, of Niagra, North Dakota, j B. F. Mulkey large dairies are using them shows Recess. ill. j arrived Sunday evening to spend the - “ The Recitation— practicability. However, the cost of Watches and ail kinds o f jewelry at i Winter in the Rogue River Valley, M. B. Signs equipping a large stable (from $500 to Its Ends and Essentials." the Central Point Pharmacy. New where blizzards are unknown. For the - - Geography $700) with machines at $75 each, piping stock just received. Call and see present they are the guests of Mr. and I Chas. H. Jones pumps and power is more than the them. 11-ti Mrs. L. Hatfield. Mr. Krueger, who TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. ordinary man can afford, and more than is a prominent farmer of North Dakota, 9:00 a. m. Opening Exercises. O. R. Ball, manager of the American most care to invest in so untried a will probably follow his family to R. F .' Robinson - Language | devV e aa Type Founders Co., of Portland, was milking machine. I had Southern Oregon later and locate here. To selected ; S£en the advertisement of the “ calfette" in town Tuesday in the interest of his B. F. Mulkey - - i o be oe seiecieu firm ( Recess. but had supposed it to be a cheap, Miss Cornelia Marvin, “ Use of Books i small affair, and not a practical thing C. S. Sanderson & Sons recently j M. B. Signs, “ Some Laws o f Child Life” | for a large dairy. I was, however, Thanksgiving Ball. finished some porches and other con Noon. veniences on Mrs. Gibson’s snug new i agreeably disappointed, for the machine , 1:30 p m. Opening Exercises. cottage. I is very simple as well as capable. The Central Point lodge, No. 193, I. O. O. J. H. Ackerman - : teat cups are made o f aluminum, that L ost —Small, red enameled back, F., will give a grand ball in the opera j ‘ ‘A Program for the Rural School. ’ ’ I will not rust and is light. The rubber open face chataline watch, with bead house on Thanksgiving evening, which Lincoln Savage - - Mental Arithmetic j sucti >ns inside easily adapt themselves fob. Finder please leave at J. W. promises to eclipse anything in the Recess. ' to the teat of any size, and no hari Merritt’ s store. terpsicborean line ever given in Central R. F. Robinson - - History ! seems to result from too long milking The ladies of the Christian Church Point. The best music in the valley B. F. Mulkey - - “ Hamlet." i The cows, for the most part, readil will give a dinner and bazaar at the will be furnished, the floor will be put j WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. j take to it. The cups set very close t Christian Church on Thanksgiving day. in finest condition and nothing will be I the udder, thus preventing foreign sut j left undone that is necessary to add to j 9:00 a. m. Opening Exercises. Your patronage is solicited. J. H. Ackerman, Theory and Practice stances from getting into the milk, j Chas. Burch, a former resident of j the enjoyment of the occasion. Invita- j R. F. Robinson - - Language web girth holds the milking tubes i this place, now engaged in the sheep ! tions will be sent to neighboring lodges 1 place. This was quickly adjusted, an Recess. and a large attendance is expected | business in Warner Valley, came in a to my mind was an advantage, as wit J. Percy Wells - - - - j from all sections of the valley. few days ago to spend the Winter. Some Essentials to School Manage it the machine must stay in place, Clinton Bowers, o f Ashland, who noticed with the large machines refei ment. owns a fine farm on Rogue river five Chas. H. Jones - - Geography red to that they used a surcingle. Th Local Option Law Held Valid. miles from Central Point, left last air that creates the suction does nc _____ Noon. Thursday for a business trip to Texas. come in contact with the milk, for th Judge George H. Burnett of the state i 1:30 P- m- Opening Exercises. - - History pressure is wholly outside the rubber. C. S. Sanderson and his two sons, circuit court for Marion country, sitting R. F. Robinson - - “ The piping is free from joints an Bridane and Charlie, returned Tuesday for Judge Hamiliton in a case from J. H. Ackerman “ The Importance of Little Things.” complicated valves, thus easy to kee from a deer hunt on Evans Creek in Coos country, rendered an opinion which clean. I was told that a machine i Recess. the vicinity o f Captain Short’s ranch. is in effect that a city by the enact No catch ’em. ments of its charter has no power to R. F. Robinson - - To be selected W. G. Miller, Will Miller and John abrogate or set aside the provisions of J. H. Ackerman, State Course of Study which was sold for baby food at INSTITUTE NOTES. Williams returned last Thursday from the local option law. Coos county voted cents a quart. The machine is operat Prof. Chas. H. Jones will have < barge tlie Grieve ranch, near Prospect, where “ dry” under the local option law. The by a suction pump bolted to a piar they spent a week hunting. They re town o f Coquille, in Coos county, secur of the music. easily moved about the stable, o ed a charter according authority for the Monday evening a reception will be port very good success. machine milking two cows at a tirr G. H. Wamsley of Eagle Point sends ! regulation of the liquor traffic to the given to the teachers by the Central I found the pump to work easily, t in some whopping big white carrots for muncipality, and the council granted Point people, at Woodman Hall, with operator standing erect. music and a short program. An ad license to sell liquor to an individual the H erald exhibit window. One of “ Above all, it is sold for $35, a pri them looks to be big enough to winter who when he began plying his business dress of welcome will be given by T. M. in reach of any and not great enouj was arrested under the state law and Jones, and all interested in education a small family or an ordinary cow. to entail any serious loss should it charged with a felony and fined. Judge are invited. Select a present for your wife or found impracticable by any. Two m Burnett’s decision, which will doubtless The reception committee is composed chines wiil allow two men to take ca sweetheart from the jewelry stock at I ■ passed upon by the supreme court, of Prof. A. J. Hanby, Mrs. Stella' the Central Point Pharmacy. New and o 1 f thirty or l U forty cows more quick U 1.1111 l y U /I tjr V .V W D II before the question is finally setteled, Purkeypile, Miss Elizabeth Gibson, ■ and easily than by hand. up-to-date. 11-tf That tl confirms the supremacy of the state law. Mrs. A. J. Hanby, Miss Carrie Martin. machine and price appeai to The best colored Spitzenberg ap The instructors for the institute in ers was evidenced by the fact ples yet reported come from John clude: State Superintendent J. H. several machines were ordered l County Sunday School Convention. Daley 's orchard, at Eagle Point, to the Ackerman, B. F. Mulkey, president after the exhibition by practical farm- H erald window the other day. The State Normal at Ashland; Superintend ers. Another advantage is that these specimens are absolutely perfect in The annual convention of the Jack- ent R. F. Robinson of Multnomah same hand machines can at any time coloi ing, and in size they are no son County Sunday School Association County; W. F. Cameron, Superintend- j be equipped for power at a cost of $1 slouches. will be held at the First Presbyterian ent Ashland city schools; Miss Cornelia each. A. H. Rayton and wife, of Chehalis, Church in Ashland, Tuesday and Wed Marvin, State Librarian; M. B. Signs, “ In ai. answer to a query as to ob Wash., who have been visiting their nesday, November 6th and 7th, and all Superintendent Medford schools; Chas. taining a machine, I was told the com relatives, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Emer Sunday schools in the county are ex H. Jones, editor Oregon Teachers’ pany was several weeks behind in its son, of this place, left Monday morning pected to have representatives in at \ onthly; J. Percy Wells, Superintend- orders, so much greater has been the 1 for Chico, Cal., where they expect to tendance. Rev. C. A. Phipps, field ent Jacksonville schools; Superintend-1 call for them than anticipated there spend the Winter. worker for the Sunday schools of Ore ent Lincoln Savage, Josephine County. I would be for a new machine. Mrs. Louella Wright, of Great Falls, gon, will be in attendance as principal All teachers in the public schools of Montana, accompanied by her little instructor. An interesting program Jackson County are required to be son, arrived Saturday evening to visit has been prepared which will be of present at the annual institutes Send the H erald to your friends. 1 her mother, Mrs. J. H. Gibson, and her value and interest to all workers. sisters, Miss Elizabeth Gibson and Mrs- I. C. Robnett. She expects to remain Bring I s Your Job Printing. here about two months. Mrs. W. R. By rum, of Table lu ck, whs i.i town yesterday. Frank R. Neale, a sheepman of Big Butte, was in town Tuesday. Big consignment o f lard cans just ar rived at Leever’s, the hardware man. Mrs. Dubell and children, of Canyon- ville, are here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Gillett. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Grieve, promi nent citizens of Prospect, were in town on a shoDDine trip during the week. The object o f all development leagues is to induce immigration o f good citizens from the eastern states to the Rogue River Valley. Hop Gold Beer Strictly Straight The Rogue River Land Co. has been a pioneer in this devel opment business, having made the first move in the valley to in duce desirable immigrants to re move here and to partake of our advantages and climate. In the last two years we have located a large number o f the best citizens to be found in the valley. Cen tral Point has attracted many of them. The Rogue River Land com pany guarantees fair treatment to its customers. We will in a short time again send a man east to extol the merits of this sec tion. Give us a credit mark and boost our way. It is high time for all sections o f this valley to pull together and quit “ knock ing.” Double Stamped Whiskey We will ship you from 1 to 4 7-8 gallons of fine whis key or beet quality of Bottled Beer By Dozen, Case or Barrel V. E . Snyder & Co. M edford , O re . AGENTS FOR HOP GOLD BEER “ The Best on Earth ” ------! •H-H- l- l- l- H - l- l- l- H - l- l-H - H - l- H - H EGGS! EGGSI 1 n a £9 EGGS! EGGSI 1 EGGS! EGGS! I i W E PAY o \ j L em s ine 1 I A complete line of watches has just been received at the Central Point A new paper cutter has been ordered Pharmacy. Call and examine this stock from the American "t ype Founders Co. before placing your order. 11-tf for the H erald office and will be here Kelly Duncan, recently of Grass Val in a few days. The rapid growth of ley, Sherman County, where he was our job business has made the installa engaged in the drug business for a tion of a paper cutter a necessity, and number of years, is here visiting his as the H erald is now a firmly estab sister, Mrs. T. M. Witten. Mr. Dun lished proposition it proposes to keep can has disposed of his drug business fully up with the times in the matter at Grass Valley and is looking for a of equipment in order that we may suitable business opening in Southern always be prepared to give our patrons quick and satisfactory service. We Oregon. are now better prepared than ever to Jasper Force, o f Talent, aged 106 handle all classes of job printing, and years, was recently issued a hunter’ s we ask the people of this community license by the county clerk of Jackson to remember, in placing their orders, county. The Rogue River Valley leads that the H erald is a strictly Central Oregon and the Pacific Coast in many Point proposition, and as such, is en things, but it is believed safe to chal titled to the patronage of Central Point lenge the whole United States to pro people. duce an active hunter with more years to his credit than Mr. Force claims.— Send the H erald to your friends. Ashland Tidings. CENTRAL POINT D ozen for ’em CREAMERY Ini Trade. N o w Open and R eady for ■-------------- B U S I N E S S --------------- LARGEST CAPACITY and most UP-TO-DATE M ACHINERY in the Valley. W e pay patrons the FULL VA LU E of their product after paying running expenses of the plant. This is a purely CO-OPERATIVE EN TER P R IS E and SHOULD BE PATRONIZED by everyone who wishes to enjoy the full product of his labor. Granfill & Robnett, Leading Egg Merchants and Dealers in Everything. GIVE US A TRIAL and be convinced of the success of co-opera tion under business methods. C a n s f u r n is h e d F R E E a n d C r e a m S h ip p e d f r o m p o in ts b y e x p re ss Central Point Creamery, al 1 Central Point, Oregon. Teamsters with Teams Wanted ...' - B y IOWA LUMBER t h e ------------ & ■ ~ = BOX COMPANY OREGON XI E D F O R D \ r\ . «