Central Point herald., April 02, 1908, Image 1

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CENTRAL POIN'l'. OREÖON. THURSDAY, APRIL
1908.
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Royal Brown, o f Eagie Point was in
Eggleston for Count) Judge.
Judge Cake here.
town Saturday to meet Mrs. Brown on
her return from Portland where she
At the earnest solicitation o f many is the center of one of the best
Judge H. M. Cake, a f Portland, who
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has been for several weeks with their
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is seeking the nomination for United voters and taxpayers in all parts of the
Peff’s Elite Laundry, Medford. 50d54 son who has been seriously ill with ( f i n A n n n n c_i__ i
ORCHARD DISTRICTS
county, Captain M. F. Eggleston, of
Call on Dr. Davis, the dentist, April pneumonia. Mr Brown has sold his '$ * 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 School Bonds Dlstrct States senator as a strictly Statement
Ashland, has consented to make the in the Rogue River Valley and
No.
1
republican,
was
in
town
last
13th to 18th.
Eagle Point farm o f 163 acres, to L.
No. 6 .
Friday in the interest of his candidacy. race for the republican nomination for ; realizing the importance of be­
F or S ale —Five tons baled grain hay. j K. Haak, of Michigan, the price being
Judge Cake is making a tour of the county judge. Captain Eggleston is i ing: in close touch with the sit­
| $13,000. Mr. Brown has purchased a
- S . M. Nealon, Table Rock.
Bids will be received up to April 30, state at this time and reports that he Being brought out for this place by the uation the
We 1 ave ar. agency in your town— good home in Portland and expects to
finds the sentiment in favor of State­ progressive element of the county, who
move
to
that
city
to
reside
some
time
1908, at the hour of 2 o ’clock P. M., by ment No. 1 very strong among the are getting tired of the slipshod manner
Peil’ s Elite Laundy, Medford.
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ROGUE RIVER LAND COMPANY
next month.
Jas. M. Cronemiller, Treasurer of Jack- rank and file of the voters in all locali­ in which county affairs have been man­ has installed a branch office at
Mrs. W. H. Runnells was very sen-
E. J. Pouts and wife and Mrs, Otis
ties he has yet visited. The judge is aged for the past few years and who
ously ill yesterday with but kittle hope
Mowery, recently from Saratoga, son County, Oregon, at the Office of one of the original Portland “ boosters’ ’ want to see a change in the administra­ Central Point, in the Herald
i <r her recovery.
office, with Mr W . E. Kahler,
i Wyoming, but who are now stopping the County Treasurer, in the Town of and has taken a prominent part within tion
The young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I in Medford while looking over the
Captain Eggleston is well qualified
a native-born citizen of the val­
C. E. Stephenson is seriously ill with valley, were in town Sunday the guests Jackson 7ille, Oregon, for the purchase the past few years in the work of the
for this impoatant position. He is a ley, and a gentleman who has
an attack of inflamation of the boweis. 1 of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Parker. They of $10,000.00 coupon Bonds, of $1000.00 Portland Commercial Club and the
Oregon Development League that has graduate of West Point military acal- given much thought and study
Give us a trial and be convinced that are more than pleased with the appear-
denomination, issued by School Dist. resulted in much gain to the entire emy and served for a uumber of years
to the orchards of the valley,
you want us to do your work. —Peil’s j ance of this part of the valley and it is
state. He believes ui Statement No. 1 in the regular army. For several years
Elite Laundry, Medford, Or.
50d54 quite probable both families will locate No. 6, o f Jackson County, Oregon,
in
charge.
he
has
been
city
recorder
o
f
Ashland
because he believes in the intelligence
Mr. Wimer, whose life was des­ permanently at Central Point before payable in 20 years, 10-year optional, and integrity o f the peopls of the and in that position has done much in
Call on him for reliable in­
the way of straightening out the tan­
paired of last week on account of an the Spring has passed.
bearing 5 per cent interest per annum, state of Oregon and in their ability to
formation regarding the mer­
attack of pneumonia, is somewhat
govern themselves without the aid or gled affairs of that city and putting it
Never growl because a newspaper
its of any lands in the valley
payable semi-annually, Bids to be ac­ consent of any political machine, past on a good business footing. He be­
improved.
fails to give every scrap of news, so
and especially of the orchard
lieves
in
a
progressive,
modem
policy
;
G, W. Sherman, of Talent and F. G. long as you take no pains to give the , companied by certified Check 5 per or present.
in the management of public affairs
lands near Central Point and
McWilliams, of Ashland, were here editor information. We have seen cent of the amount of the Bid. The
and is an especial champion o f good
you will get the best lands
yesterday attending the Woodmen con­ readers who are awfully put out at 1
Arrived from Kansas.
roads.
times because we make no note of the 1 Board o f Directors o f said School
vention.
in the valley if you invest.
T. M Jones, of this city has filed as arrival or departure of a friend visiting District No. 6 reserve the right to re­
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Northrop arrived
Ed Andrews For Commissioner.
a candidate for the nomination for re­ them, or of a local affair, or o f the ject any and all Bids.
Business Pointers.
last week from Republic county,
presentative from this county on the heaven sent babies that visit their
Ed
Andrews the veteran showman,
Kansas, to make their home here. Mr.
JAS. M. CRONEMILLEB,
homes over night. The average news­
School books and supplies of all
demodratic ticket.
who renounced the stage a few years
paper rnan isn’ t a medium or mind Treasurer o f Jackson County, Oregon. Northrop brought with him a carload
grades at Mary A. Mee’a drug store.
M. Marshall, the well known dairy­
of personal property including some ago in favor of “ the simple life” on a
reader, but gets most o f his news the
See the fine line o f watches and
man, has announced himself as a candi­
farm
as
well
as
to
enjoy
southern
Or­
Dated this 1st day of April, 1908.
fine poultry and other live stock. They
same way the milkman gets his milk,
jewelry at the Central Point Pharmacy.
date for county commissioner on the
egon
climate
and
the
opportunity
of
wish to rent a place in or near town
by pumping. —lone Proclaimed
When you are in Medford drop in at
democratic ticket.
for a few monti.s while they decide on reaping golden harvests of wealth
B. L Barry, secretary o f the Oregon
“ Weary’s” for good liquors, cool beer
from
a
Rogue
river
fruit
farm,
has
C heap L ands —For the best and
Roycrofters Coming to Valley.
a permanent location and investment.
and a good lunch.
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Merchants Mutul Fire Assurance As-
Mr. Northrop is a brother-in-law of been persuaded by many friends to
cheapest lands In Oregon, enquire of
make the race for county commissioner
Estate
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soc‘at‘on.
°
f
Dayton,
Oregon,
was
in
I have on hand a car load of flrst-
Councilman-elect
Robert
Kyle,
with
Harness & Thornton, Real
Sanford Hubbard, son of Elbert Hub­
town Friday in the interest of his com­
whom they are visiting while pursuing on a good roads platform. Mr. An- clasa blacksmith coal and am prepared
dealers, Yoncalla, Oregon.
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pany. Mr. Barry is an old newspaper bard, the famous lecturer and editor of
erews has filed his announcement as to supply the trade in that line.—W. EH
F or S ale —Blacksmith and wagon man and oue of the best all round the Philistine, is in Medford sizing up that Central Point “ Wlll-o’-the-wisp’ ’ republican nominee for the position Price, Central Point.
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a house to rent.
the
country
with
the
view
of
starting
business, doing fine business. Building “ boosters” in Oregon.
He thinks
and he wiahes it understood that he
Wood
is
the
same
us
money
this
year
a
branch
of
the
Roycrofters
here,
and
and stock at a sacrifice.— McWilliams more of Central Point and the Rogue
is an advocate of GOOD ROADS for
so you had better see W. C. Leever
& Powell, real estate dealers, Ashland, River valley every trip he makes down engaging in the business of making
Jackson county now and will be to the j aboV t a Cole’s Airtight Heater,
The Gange.
Save
Oregon.
this way and during his recent visit lie fine and fancy furniture.
end o f his term if elected and to the end their cost in one 8eason.
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The
Roycrofters,
as
Mr.
Hubbard
of his lifetime whether elected or n o t . _______
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Why worry over your wash at home, spent much o f his time boosting the
Last Saturday was the regular “ Big
Mr Andrews came to this valley I
now that the hot weather will soon be water works proposition for this town and his followers call themselves, are
Feed” day at the Central Point Grange
some three years ago from Minnesota
here. Let us worry and you smile. which he says will make Central Point a cooperative industial organization
Table Rockets
and
as
usual
on
this
monthly
occasion
where he has had wide experience in the
— Pcil’ s Elite Laundry, Medford, Or. j a town of 2000 to 2500 people within two whose aim is to express art in their
most everybody was there. The ladies
manual
products
and
to
revive
the
.
60d54 | or three years,
good roads crusade and his positive
almost obsolete art of turning out hand­ came to bring and serve the most nature and strong personality will j . , rf; 5 har , A Pankey la on the
The ball game at Jacksonville last
T. A. Selfridge, representing the
made articles remarkable for their excellent dinner and the men, hungry make him a force on the county board slck lst’ wlth Dr’ Rawhouser in at-
W. G. McPherson Company, of Port­ Sunday between Central Point and
beauty and excellence rather than for animals as they usually are, came to that is."sure to have its effect not only j tendance-
land, was here Tuesday interviewing Jacksonville, was rather slow on ac­
their cheapness.
Practically every­ eat it and to be able to twit their wives in the matter of good roads but in j Miss Rose Nealon returned home last
the school board on a heating and count of cold weather and the lack of
thing made by the Roycrofters is some­ for the next four weeks about how everything that pertains to the ma- Saturday from Reece Creek, where she
ventilating plant for the new school practice on the part o f Central Point.
thing which has been a product of the good Mrs. Neighbor’s cake was and terial progress and advancment o f Bas Been teaching the past six months.
The boys got skinned by a two to one
house.
how much better Mrs. Soandso can Jackson county. His petition was cir- | The gehooI term closed Friday, with an
modem workshop.
J. L. Hammersly and Lynn Purdin, score but they are ready now to get in
Youug Mr. Hubbard is very much cook chicken than " you can, Mariah.” eulated in Central Point Monday and j entertainment in the evening, at which
•f Gold Hill were in town for a short and do some practicing and get onto pleased with Medford and the surround­
The Grange opened at 10:30 a. m. received many signatures.
the scholars acquitted themselves very
time Tuesday morning. Mr. Ham- the game properly next time. As it ing country, and if native materials in with a goo4 attendance. C. N. Hessel-
Mr. and Mrs. Hid Andrews were in creditably. The directors and patrons
was
there
were
some
good
plays
made,
mersly is an aspirant for the nomina­
sufficient quantity to justify the estab­ grave, Alfred Forbes and Miss Francis town for an hour or so Monday after­ present expressed their satisfaction
tion for representative from this the only double of the day being to the lishment of a Roycroft colony, undoubt­ Shields were instructed in the work of
noon. Mr. Andrews is a popular can­ with the manner in which the school
Point’s credit. The boys are talking
eounty.
edly its establishment will follow and the 3rd and 4th degrees. The dinner didate for County commissioner in this had been conducted and their desire to
of giving a grand May Day ball and
Dr. E. Davis, of Ashland, was here
Medford become the western home for was all that could be desired and was section of the county.
have Miss Rose take the next term.
May queen crowning fiesta for the pur­
on business yesterday. Dr. Davis is
those who have restored the lost arts. one of the features of the day.
Miss Ethel Fish, Henry Head. Carl
pose of starting a ball fund for the
fitting up a fine suite of office in the
After dinner a very excellent pro­
—Medford Tribune
Beebe, Ed. Houston, E. J. Kirby and
coming season.
gram was rendered by members of the
Hatfield building. The doctor will re­
Money in the Rogue.
Geo. A. Henry were among the visitors
turn here for professional engagements
order, of which the musical numbers
who joined a party o f our young people
Recent Deaths.
were a decided feature.
April 9th.
It is said Rogue river contains in its ! Sunday and picniced on Table Rock,
It Pays to Read the Herald.
The
Grauge
is
growing
in
member­
Mrs A. N. Fisher, corresponding
ship and influence, not only in Central channel on the bed rock sufficient gold j The Agate people will have a box
secretary o f the Columbia River branch
Rawlings.
Point, but all over the state and nation, to pay the national debt of every nation ! social in the school house Saturday
S. K. Adams, of Table Rock says it
ef the Woman’s Foreign Missionary
Grant Rawlings, a well known resi­
on the face of the globe. F. L. Gilman evening, the proceeds to go to the
Society, will speak at the Methodist pays to read the H erald , a3 has been dent of Medford, and former county and, the gate-keeper tells us, there is has devised a machine on the coffer- organ fund. Those who want a good
still
room
for
plenty
more
names
on
i
church Monday evening, April 6th, at forcibly demonstrated to him within recorder o f this county, died at the
dam principle with which the bed rock 1 time should attend.
Agate always
the last few months. Some time ago home of his father, W. Rawlings, at the roll book of the order.
7:30 p. m. All invited.
in the channel o f the river is to be makes good.
Mr. Adams and family were in town and Medford Monday, aged 40 years. De­
mined and the greater part o f this vast
The library fund for the public school, , „ .
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:
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,
while here their house took fire and ceased was a brother of Mrs. Geo. Fox,
FOR SAi. E OR TRADE.
golden treasure secured. One of the I JEROME L. rawhouser
library is growing right
along
there
be-
, , , oo n noon
*
. hnrnoH , rn
. .. n o orrminn ,
°
w
n iiM n
would
have been burned
to f the
ground f this city.
machines (of which a picture and de- j
ing now some $60 in the fund. Thirty- j
PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON.
had not their neighbors discovered and
Three and one-half thimble-skein 4- scription can be seen at the Ashland
one dollars was derived from the
- eh
Office second floor John Ross building-,
the
blaze.
A
short
ac-
hor.se Milbum
wagon—low truck Mining Office, corner Main and Water !
Jones.
Ashland entertainment some time ago, I extmguis e
over Herald office. Pine street.
i count of the occurrence was published
124.60 from the Williams Jubilee con­
Dr. W. S. Jones, one o f the best wheels, 3J inch tire. Been run one streets) is about completed, and will I Call residence from office phone when
necessary, day or night.
cert last week and a $5.00 donation i *n thDe H5 * A^ ’ * « W o f * hich * oe* known physicians of Southern Oregon, year. Enquire of R. E Murray, Cen­ be installed and in operation within the j
| to R. M. Stocker, an attorney of
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next ninety days.—Tidings,
* CENTRAL PO INT....................OR LOON
from Mayor-elect Hopkins a few days
died at his residence in Medford Sun­ tral Point, Oregon.
( Honesdale, Pennsylvania, who is an
ago.
day evening of Brights disease and
| uncle o f Mr. Adams. Promptly, by
W. E. Kahler has purchased a fine , return 0f p,aii came a check from Mr. heart trouble, aged 42 years. He was
young five acre orchard east of Bear Stocker worth $10 each to Mr. Adams a native of Marion County, Iowa, and
creek from W. M Holmes of Medford. cnildren acct. fire. In this case it paid has resided at Medford since 1888.
The place lies just across the road from r T
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! double, for there is no doubt but that
J. W. M emtt s famous three acre .
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.
_ | »t gave Mr. Stocker as much pleasure
Trespass Notices, priated on cloth,
orchard which has made such phenom-
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for sale at the H erald office. 50 cents
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__ to make the gift as it did the Adams
enal yields during the past two or three "
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a dozen.
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T,
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. _ , i shavers to receive it.
years. The consideration is not made I
public.
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W. C. Green has installed a brand j
■d-î-H - H - 1- H - l- H - H - H - l- H - l-H - l- l
new red “ devil wagon” in connection
with his livery business, having re­
cently purchased an Aubum touring <
ear of strong engine power. It is under-1
stood that two other cars will be put
in at this place this Summer for hire, j
Central Point is going some this season. :
thank you.
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Ered Kent, o f Saratoga, Wyoming,
who has been spending the Winter at
Roseburg, was here last week visiting
his friends Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Parker,
and looking at the country. He was j
much pleased with the Central Point
:
section and expects to ratum here for !
a permanent location after enjoying a
pleasnre trip through California.
Local and Personal
¡C E N T R A L P O I N T
NOTICE.
Dress Patterns
SPRING ATTRACTIONS
Spring Wants
1 Garden Tools Í Gardeners;!;
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Every one o f the merchants in
Central Point, Oregon, is using special
stationary designed in such a way that t
the low colonist rates are forced upon i
the attention o f the recipient. Rail­
road officials on varions roads have re­
ported travel which indicates thirty
train loads of home seek era now en-
route to the Pacific Coast. —Gold Hill
News.
L I iteddicliffc and family have re-
fur .
'rom their vacation trip to
¡J ■ f Falls and renamed charge of the
Cc-t
Point hotel. Mr. Reddicliffe
desires to say through the H erald that
the belief that he had severed his eon-
, nection with the hotel was entirly
erronious and that hi* friends and the
traveling public will find him at the ofd
stand from now on to cater to their
wants.
iiHigh Stan-
:i dard Paint
for
Painting
Your
House
ÜGenasco
Ready Roofing
Cover
Your
House
fScreen D oors^^^Lsi
;W . C. Leever,
Spring Fabrics
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EORTHE LADIES
Granfili & Robnett.