Central Point herald., August 13, 1908, Image 1

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CENTRAL POINT HERALD
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G Schurymstn, o f Trail creek, was in
after supplies yesterday.
Lot 1 id Personal
Warren Mee and family, o f Apple-
gate, came over Wednesday to visit
iif Table Rock, was in relatives.
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F ir s t S il v e r W e d d in g .
O R EG O N 'S MILK IS TOO RICH.
Dry Fdrmirg.
Hcrriman In Oregon on Vacation.
“ That practically every foot o f the
semi-arid lands o f Umatilla county will
produce crops under the dry farming
methods now in us * in the arid districts
o f Kansas, Nebraska and Wyoming, is
the belief o f J S. Welch o f Chicago, a
dry farmer expert formerly o f Chey­
enne, Wyo., who was in the city today
on his way to Portland on business.
“ ‘I nave seen drier land than you
have in Umatilla county convertei into
fine farming land which is now support­
ing n good population and yielding a
handsome income to the owners. True,
this land looked forbidding when t! e
pioneer dry farmers went upon it. It
was without water, had but little rain­
fall and was barren of vegetaticn and
exceedingly unpromising. Some of it
was fairly good range land for a por­
tion of each year but it was not first-
class wild grass land
“ ‘But the jatient farmers have
plowed it deep, cultivated it, frequent­
ly disced it, harrowed it, rolled it and
packed it down with the moisture of
the winter season in the soil and it is
now yielding from 30 to 45 bushels of
corn, good yields o f dry land alfafa and
excellent barley, oats and cow peas.
“ ‘The land that was once almost
valueless in its rough state is now
worth from $25 to $50 per acre and is
supporting a heavy population. The
dry farming area is spreading constant­
ly. Like the growth o f timber which
follows the settlement westward dry
farming is coming westward and with­
in a few years it will reach the arid
section of Idaho and Oregon.
“ ‘ You do not need half o f the moist­
ure you
think you do to produce
good crops.
“ ‘I believe that this system will re­
deem the west as quickly as irrigation
and the cost of installing the system is
so much less than that o f inigation,
that poor men can go upon dry land
empty handed and within a few years
be independent, while under irrigation
the poor man must have the price of
the water in addition to the price of
the land and under many o f the sys­
tems must wait for several years for
the water-’ ’ ’ — East Oregonian.
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M
r
towu Tuesday
.il.so Maggie Janes, o f Beagle, was
in town Monday.
Be oth Lee left for Newport Saturday
to spend the heated season.
J. P. WeBs. county school superin­
tendent. was in town Tuesday.
Portland, Oregon, August 10, 1908.
The past couple of weeks have beeen
(Special Correspondence.)
very hot. A hot wind has been blow­
The Postmasters o f Oregon had a
ing every afteenoon during that time,
but the nights have been cool and com­ rousing convention at the Portland
Commercial Club Friday and Saturday.
fortable, however.
Postmaster Minto o f Portland presided
A good game of baseball was played
and gave a luncheon to the visiting
at Medford Tueslay
between the
fraternity
A special incident was the
Old newspapers for sale. Twenty- Chicago girls' team and the Medford organization of the Fourth Class Post­
crack team. By some crooked work on
five for a nickel at the Htwald office.
masters, with Addison Bennett o f Irri-
the part o f the umpire and the score-
Mrs. Sanfford Richardson was visit­
gon as president and W. J. Clarke of
keeper the girls won.
ing friends o f this piece last Friday.
Gervals secretary.
Everybody felt
M arried —In Jacksonville, Oregon, that they had greatly profited by at­
Money to loan on good real estate
August 5, 1908, by Judge Neil, Mr. tending.
security. Inquire a t this office. 15tf
John W. Kelsoe and Etta Richardson.
Vigorous protest was entered by the
Regular
services at the Christian
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, , , l The happy couple, in company with
church Sunday morning at 11 o clock. I w u , Kelsoe and wife, left here Satur- commercial interests of Oregon and
the Oregon State Dairy Association
Mrs. Fred Peninger o f Gold Hill, ()ay f or the mountEins.
against the adoption by the Pure Food
visited friends nm this city last Saturday, j Christian Science services are held
Conference at Mackinac Island, Mich.,
Mrs. A. 0. Fri cl, o f Gold Hill, is I every Sunday mornin r in the Masonic o f a standard for evaporated milk re­
paying old friends of this citv a visit, j lodge room, opera hous* huildine, at quiring 28 per cent solids. Oregon’s
! 11:00 o’clock. A ll are invited to at- milk is rich in butter fat, owing to our
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Am y will leave
! tend these service!. Subject for Sun- climatic conditions, but abundant pas­
Sunday for Sew port to spend a fe w
j day, August 16th, “ Soul.”
ture means lessaolids than in milk from
weeks.
Seven goats near Red Bluff ate cows fed eight months in the year.
Mr. Hunt, who lives on the old Jack-
seven sticks e f dynamite, Says the Oregon dairymen and condensers insist
son ranch, oa Rogue River, was in town
Sacramento Union. There were seven that solids should be such as result
Friday.
! different explosions, and as many from the use of whole milk in their
Geo. L. Neale brought ira a fine'load | goatees are scattered for miles around
product.
o f watermelens this week for CntnfiU the southern part of Tehama County.
E. H. Harrimon, the greatest indi­
& Robnett.
viduality in the railroad world, is en­
Mr. P Olsson was informed Tuesday
joying with his family the glories of
that he was gradpa again—a son—Mrs. There Is no Good Time to Rest Oregon's August climate at Pelican
Julia Muller.
Lodge, near Klamath Lake.
Their
in Advertising.
Many peuple are talking their vaca­
stay will cover several weeks. Vice-
tion just new and the town -seems al­
The important fact in the manage­ Presidents Julius Kruttschnitt and E
most deserted.
ment of a store is that it is open for E. Calvin accompanied Mr. Harriman
Mr. Gaudy, from Iowa,
____! business restlarly on all business days, to Oregon, but daring his vacation
village with a view to organizing a says an exchange. This fact makes it they will be busy inspecting their roads
Y eoman Lodge.
important that :the pulling power, the throughout the state.
The Good Roads Conference opens
F or S a l e —A second-hand refrigera ; influence, o f the advertising should be
tor in good condition Price, $10.00. ^ as steady as the «ervice o f clerks. tomorrow There is absolute assurance
Apply at this office.
There is no day on which the advertis- o f a thoroughly representative gather­
The Rev. Mr Hoxie, of Medford, j ing can be suspended without doing ing and it is generally understood that
will preach next Sunday rooming at ; injury to tbe-store--just as sure and permanent organization will be effected
the Methodist Church.
j positive injury as would be done by and result-getting legislation agreed
Mrs. A. J. Hanby, who has been I suspending any other function of the upon Conference is under the auspices
visiting relatives at Ywmcalla, returned
for 51
or two now and then, of the Oregon Development League.
j
Three Oregon athletes won honors at
the Olympic games in London. No
other state in the Union made such a
showing. The boys will be royally
entertained in Portland when they re­
Granulated Sore Eyes Cured.
turn early in September. Both athletic
and commercial bodies are uniting in
“ For twenty years I suffered from a
i bad case o f granulated sore eyes” says
the arrangements.
Mr. ind Mrs. Dan’1 Stone, o f Stcra-
The different Fair associations of j Martin Boyd o f Henrietta, Ky. “ In
i -nt
visited Prof, and Mrs. A J.
Oregon are co-operating for a splendid I February, M03, a gentleman asked me
VHanby the first o f the week.
Table Rockets.
display o f products and great showing j o try Chamberlain’ s Salve. I bought
There will be union services o f all
of livestock at the Fall Show in Port­ ; one box and used about two-thirds of it
the churches at the Bap1 ist church a,ext
Mrs. Benton Vincent gave a grapho- land, with the best races ever held in and my eye* have not given me any
Sunday evening at 8 o'aioek.
phone entertainment one evening last the state. All this has its part in the ! trouble since.” This salve is for sale
M. S. Welch is building a new front weoK in the schoel house, which was development of the s ta te -b y creating by Mary A. Mee.
porch to his residence, which greatly largely attended and much enjoyed. such an interest in livestock production !
It was the opening o f the Bryan cam­ as will mean an ample supply for the
improves the looks of the place
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Mrs. Julia Muller, o f Kentucky, ar­ paign here, some o f his s|>eeches being support o f the great packing plants
among
the
records
rendered.
now
under
construction
in
Portland.
rived here Tuesday to pay her parents,
Miss Margaret Nealon was a guest of
A delegation of business men from
Mr. and Mrs P. Olsson, a visit.
The Central Point school district Mrs. D. C. Wilson, of Sams Valley, Spokane, under the auspices of the
Chamber o f Commerce o f that city,
' bond issue o f $10,000 hat been sold to last Thursday.
Mrs T. C Law and the babies, of will be entertained m Portland August
Morris Bros», of Portland, at par.
Remember the dates for Dr. Davis, Willow Springe, spent -Sunday with 15th.
The sale o f special one-way tickets
the dentist. Central Point, August 10th relatives here.
I Mr. Thomas Bailey, an old pioneer from all points in the United States to
to 15.
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A L L WORK G U ARANTEED
and war veteran, is very ill at the home all points in Oregon begins September
E. O. Bailey, -nf Table Rock, was in
1st
and
continue«
until
October
31st.
o f his sonin this precinct.
Leave orders and packages
town Monday to g e t medical aid for has
Your community can g et more than its
Road Supervisor Stacey is doing
at Williams Hotel.
father, Thos. Bailey, Who is very ill.
some m .th needed work on the sticky share o f the newcomer«, with a little
August 10th to 15th is tne next date
effort.
road around the upper Table Rock
for Dr. Davis, the dentist, in his Cen­
i Master Carl Beebe and Miss Margery
tral Point office.
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Watkins, from Agate, were visitors
Bird Johnson was in 'from Rogue Sunday.
Stamp Your Treit Boxes.
River Tuesday. He le ft a sample of
Hot last Week? Well, yes. Between
fine wheat at Cranfill & RobnetUs
A drastic law enacted in 1907 is o f
the heat of old Sol and a very high
storP'
I fever vourcarrespondsnt found it neces- much interest to persons who grow or
Glenn Pleasants and Homer Peart,
to keep a wet towel or. his head sell fruit. Under the provisions of this
who have been working in the hay ^ keep his few remaining hairs from law every person, firm, association, or
harvest o f California, returned home catcjpng fire.
corporation engaged in growing, pack-i
last Friday.
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ing or selling green fruits in Oregon is
Taylor & F ry’ s thresher and three
required to mark, stamp orlabel plainly
Advertised Letter List.
stacks o f grain were destroyed by fire
on the outside o f every box or package
between this plaee and Medford one
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when packed the name and address of
day last week.
Following is a list o f letters remain- the packer, and if the packer is not the
Miss Grace Jones, who has been em- j ¡ng uncalled f«c in the Central Point grower, the name and address of the
grower as well as of the packer must
ployed at the Central Point Hotel, postoffiee, Auguat 1, ’08.
appear prominently upon the box or
has gone to the Coaat to spend the garron, jy^lt E.
- 1 card, 1 letter.
package. It is made unlawful for any
Summer for her health.
[feil Bessie
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1 card.
merchant, shipper or vender to repre­
C heap L ands - F o r the best and Emerson, Bennie
- 1 card.
sent that any green fruit were raised,
cheapest lands In Oregon, enquire o fj Gibbs, Chas.
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2 .letters.
produced, or grown by any other person
Harness & Thornton, ReaK Estate Grimes, Mrs. Janw*
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1 card
than the one who actually raised them
dealers, Yoncalla, Oregon.
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HoaghnJ, Eva - - 1 card, ll letter.
or that they were raised or grown in
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1
card.
Esther Merritt entertained a few Hoaglar.d, Jane
any other place or locality than that ii ,
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1 card.
friends Monday evening in fconor o f her Houser, Dr. D. G
which they were actually grown. Any
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1 card.
15th birthday. The party enjoyed aa Smith, Nate
violation o f this law is punishable by
Norcross,
N.
D.
McKissick,
Stuart
automobile ride, taking in Jacksonville
fine or imprisonment or both and the
Robnett,
Mrs.
Peterson,
Dave
and Medford.
possession for the purposes o f sale of
Winters, Mrs. John
Gilchrist, C. C.
C. E. Stephenson opened the Hotel
any falsely or illegally marked box or
A charge o f one (1) cent will be
Pleasants Mon lay. Mr3. Stephensoq,
package is made prima facie evidence
made upon delivery of each of the
who is aa experienced hotel matron, ia
that the person having such illegally
above letters. Persons calling for above
in charge o f the kitchen and dining­
marked box or package is the violater
letters will please say “ Advertised.”
room work. A feature o f thi. hotel
of the law. All persons are warned to
G U Y TEX,
will be thv 25-cent chicken dinner every
Conform with the provisions of this law.
Postmaster.
Sunday.
home ast Wednesday.
For advertising has come to be a
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“ function” o f every live store—a part
M J. H. Downing end Mus. J . E .
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_ ï____o f the “ service
it renders to
the
f w -11 were in from their homesteads , . . . . . . . . . . .
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public. Advertising information ¡s c a l­
ee -e er supp
.
j culated to save the time and money of
,r, Pleasants and daughter, :! iss
store patrons—and there is no
jw k a v e charge o f Mrs. J. E. good time to suspend such a function
i
v. l's millinery stone.
as this
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The first silver wedding dates back
to the time of llugues Capet. The serv­
ants, snys Home Chat, belonging to
him had grown gray lu his service, a
man and a woman, and what could he
do as a reward? Calling the woman,
he said: ‘ "Your sendee Is great, greater
than the mail's, whose service Ls great
enough, for the woman always finds
work, harder than a limn, and therefore
I will give you a reward. At your
ngo I know of none better than a dow­
ry and a husband. The dowry is here
—this farm from this time forth be­
longs to you. It this man. who has
worked with you five and twenty
ears. is willing to marry you. then the
usbund is ready.”
"Your majesty,” said the old peas­
ant, “ bow ls It possible that we should
marry, having already sliver hairs?”
"Then It shall bo a silver wedding.”
And the king gave the couple sliver
enough to keep them In plenty.
This soon became known all over
Frauoennd raised such enthusiasm that
It became a fashion after twenty-five
years of married life to celebrate a sil­
ver wooding.
i
S u g a r Beets.
In all cases but one at the Wiscon­
sin experiment station the largest
yields of beets and of sugar were ob­
tained on plats receiving a complete
fertilizer, with barnyard manure stand­
ing next as the cheapest application.
I.lmc applied at the rate of 1,000
pounds per acre produced a beneficial
effect on a number o f fields, and In
one Instance a heavy clay soil requir­
ed a double application to Increase the
yield of beets and sugar.
A s a D a ir y Sta ta .
California has a soil and climate so
varied that all fruits, both deciduous
and citrus, can 1« grown to perfection.
All kinds of cereals are grown with
success. California has also grant pos­
sibilities as a dairy state.
has installed a branch office at
Central Point, in the Herald
office, with Mr W. E. Kahler,
a native-born citizen o f the val­
ley, and a gentleman who has
given much thought and study
to the orchards o f the valley,
in charge.
Call on him for reliable in­
formation regarding the mer­
its of any lands in the valley
and especially o f the orchard
lands near Central Point and
you will get the best lands
in the valley i f you invest.
GlASSIFIfD
ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR
sale .
WATCHES A N D JE W E L R Y —F i n d lln. *vcr
opened in Central Point. A t Central Point
Pharmacy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A S H L A N D IC E—Made from purest mount air
water, for sul e at Moore’s confectionery. 4tf
W ait.
Tire Setter
just
Compresses the
installed this
metal cold. In­
machine and
sures
guarantee
charred felloes
every job.
and overdished
against
w heels.
Call and See the
CLOTHING
C le a n e d ,
P ressed ,
R e p a ire d .
ROOD! RIVtR LAND COMPANY
th an by the Old M ethod.
Brooks Cold
I have
is the center o f one o f the best
ORCHARD DISTRICTS
in the Rogue River Valley and
realizing the importance o f be­
ing in close touch with the sit­
uation the
While You
Tires Set
Q uicker and B etter
CENTRAL POINT
M achine in O peration.
Horseshoeing and
General Repair W ork.
F. A. H A W K
J. D. WILLIAMS.
Central Point, Oregon.
Dry Goods
Summer Clothing
OUR STO K OF
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
IS WORTH LOOKING AT.
call ano sei it
Granfili
The delegatton oppointed by Judge
FOR SALE.
Neil to represent Jackson County at
One harness and or.e buggy, one cow.
the Good Roads Conference, which was
held in Portland this week, are as fol­ une babj buggy, some household goods.
lows: A. C. Allyen. Medford; F. H. Call at liais offij : lor it formation
Hopkins, Central Point; E. T. Staples.
Ashland; and J. W. Perkins, Medford. J
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M a r r ie d —in this eity at the Central
Point Hotel, Tues lav, August 11, 19>8,
by Rev. K. H. Sicks loose. Mr. F re l
Terry anl Miss Lulu Gardner. The
happy couple l i f t the same day for
Ashland to spend a few days with their
friends in that city. The/ will return
Sunday and make their home here.
WANTED
Farm or Bus/noam
parVnulax about location,
for tale.
from ow ner onlf who
W ith to
«HI1 «e ll <ilrrc1
ect to barer. Gira pnce,
description and a tat« «b e o poaaeaalon
cm
in be bad.
bad. Ad Treat.
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The monitor Florida, nhl<’!i lia* beeu
«errin g as a target for big gun* a no
torpedo«*. Is to l*e renamed I d order
that her present name ran be given to
a lw*tt)e*hlp. If the Kugllsh style of
naval nomenel.iture were adopted nh*
could well be called toe Imprégnai» *•
Dee. 0 will be the three hundred* h
anniversary o f the birth of John Wes­
ley, I1 k » father of Methodism. Ameri­
ca will Ije active In the celebration,
h.iving I »eon more zealous In following
bis teachings than bu native England.
& Robnett.
Centtal Point, Oregon.
Fine Groceries
Notions
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