Central Point herald., September 03, 1908, Image 2

CENTRAL POINT HERALD. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER & 1903.
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C entral P oint H erald
the depositors o f wildcat institu­
tions.
S. A. P a t t i s o n , P u b l i s h e r .
Howr about the “ solid” banks
o
f
the country during the panic
An independent local newspaper
Central Point, Ore.
o f last Winter? Were there many
devoted to the interests o f Central
■of them? How many Portland!
Point and the Rogue River Valley.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
Published Every Thursday,
banks could have stood the test
ijibscriptton price, $1.50 per year, in had the Governor not declared D IRECTO R S—J. W. Merritt, President; Vf. C. Leever, Vice-President; T. M
advance.
Witten, Cashier; I. C. Robnett, W. J. Freeman.
holidays for many weeks and
Entered as Second-class Matter, May 4, thus protected the banks Irom
190 i, at the Post Office at Central P oin t., ^
d e m a n d s o f depositorS for
Your Patronage is Respectfully Solicited.
Oregon, under the A ct o f Congress of
i
their
money?
And
who
o
fte
n
,
March 3. 1879.
= starts off the wildcat institutions?
Whose money and names were,
TALI TIMOTHY G EER .
j ostensibly, behind the Grab and
Ex-Governor T. T. Geer, pres- Rust Co. and the Oregon Bust-
ent editor o f the Pendleton Trib- y °ur Savings Bank! There are
une, advises republican members- laws now to protect the public
elect o f the Oregon legislature an^ legitimate bankers from the
who signed Statement No. 1 to wildcatter, and while it is true
resign before the November e le c-: they are n°t often fully enforced,
W IL L IA M S B R O S .
tion in order that unpledged j ** *s probable that if the con-
members may be elected, who servative bankers o f the country
D O O R & L ’B R . C O .
“will be free to obey the mandates |were interested in seeing to it
o f the bosses an<T defeat G eorge! ^bat all banks are operated on a
E. Chamberlain, whom the p eo -, sa^e an<^ sane basis they could do
pie o f the state, by a big major- (muc^ toward that end.
4 1 1 1 1 11 H~!~ t i l l ' '1- M -r-l-’-' -t-t—
i lT 4 - b i tT-'IHrl I t t i W " l 1'
ity, named as the popular choice | ^ deposit guarantee law last
,---- —
In Forbidden Places,
Among Table Ornaments
for United States senator. This | W‘ nter would have largely pre-
A very large mastiff at one end o f a
is to be expected o f tall Timothy, vei,ted the panic, because if the
teaab and a very small girl at the other
who is as long, slim and (politi- Pe°p le were assured by the state
end formed a combination which at­
LEWIS & SONS, Prop*.
tracted the attention of a casual pedes­
ically) as slippery as an e e l., °r nation that their money was
trian In a quiet side street.
Anything to defeat the will o f absolutely safe, no matter what
The little gfrl doubtless thought that
the people and to bolster up the j happened to the bank, not a man
F re sh a n d S a lt M e a ts
■he was taking the dog out for au air­
ing. but the big animal himself appear­
waning power o f the corrupt, o f them would have clamored tor
ed to have the Impression that be was
old political machine, that has for his money. Business would not
too leader of the expedition, and, be­
have
been
unsettled
for
months
yond question, the balance o f power
years debauched the state o f
wns entirely ou his side. He dragged
Oregon, looks good to Geer. He by enforced holidays, and “ con­
the girl along despite her scolding and
Highest Market Price Paid for Beef, Pork and Mutton.
was made governor by this same fidence,” that greatest asset of
expostulations at a pace which kept
We invite your patronage.
CENTRAL POINT, ORE.
her breathless.
machine and no doubt still har­ all banking and commercial en­
Suddenly, either from a whim of his
bors a hankering for a senatorial terprises, would not neéd to be
! own or because somebody had been In
toga. People who are not posted “ restored” every time there is a
j the habit of taking him there, he dart-
In regard to the political pruri- j flurry on Wall street,
a well-filled decanter has first choice j ed through the swinging doors of a
among "ch oice spirits.” That “ little : comer saloon. The girl looked horrl-
ence o f men like Geer, might ex
drop o f something” that sounds so! fled; hut, clinging determinedly to her
A
MEDICAL
TRUST.
pect that any man v/ho has been
vague and mysterious, has really a end of the leash, she followed her
definite meaning when it is bought o f I charge, and as the doors swung shut
honored by the people o f a state j
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us. It then means “ something GOOD. ” | behind her the cttaual pedestrian heard
as he has been would be above [ Oregon seems to be up against a Everybody likes to blow their own horn, ^ eIasperutod remonatrance :
j
but our customers are the ones that
advising such a dishonorable j medical trust. According to reports give
“
Oh,
darnfound
It!
Don't
you
know
j
us the m ist praise. They swear
C e n t r a l P o in t , O r e g o n
S° 'here? It's only a place
course to members o f the legisla­ I from Portland, at the recent examina- by the high quality Wines and Liquors lad,es
that we handle. Y ou ’ ll do the same | ior men.” ’-l*hiladclphia Ledger.
ture, but Geer is evidently not | tions held there for license to practice after trying them.
above anything except in phys­ j medicine in the state only three o f a
All kinds of hauling promptly done. Retail Dealerlin Wood.
Port and Sherry for Family Use. The more the Japanese become ac­
ique. His advice to the State­ I large class o f graduates, fresh from
quainted with the resources of tbelr
Mail orders given prompt attention.
ment No. 1 men carries with it their studies in the Oregon Medical
part of the Island of Sakhalin the bet­
NOTICE FO R PUBLICATION .
EN T R A L POINT LODGE NO. )93
ter they are satisfied with the bargain
the inference that if these men College, were able to pass. Besides
Department of the Interior,
“ W EARY’ S ”
I.
O.
O.
F.
that gave them possession of it The
Will only resign and another this, it is hinted that M. Ds from other
Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon,
fisheries are proving very profitable,
H. O. W ILK INSO N, Prop.
June 12, 1908.
Meets every Saturday evening at
election be held to elect their states who have come to Oregon to
Notice is hereby givea that Clara E. Boughton,
7:30 p. m. in A. O. U. W . Hall,
MEDFORD
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OREGON. and coal mines ef valuo are being de­
of Butte Falla, Oregon, who, on June 12. 1908,
successors a sufficient number locate and peddle pills to the genus
corner Second and Pine Sts. Visit­
veloped. The Japanese population now
— Phone 214—
made Timber Application No. 10145, for SWV4 of
ing brothers are specially invited to
SEV4, SEV4 of SWV*. Section 30. Township 34
numbers 1)0.000, and daring the fishing
o f republicans can be whipped Oregonius are, no matter what their
South, Range 1 East, Willamette Meridian, has
meet with us when in town.
season it is much larger. The vigor E k n e s t H a t h a w a y , J. W. J a c o b s ,
into line to “ vote ’ er straight” past training and practice, unceremoni­
filed notice
of intention *to make
Fnaf
displayed by the new occupants o f ]
Secretary. Noble Grand. Proof, to establish claim to the land above
and thus make possible the elec­ ously “ turned down” and told to get
described, before A. S. Bliton. U. S. Commissioner,
Sakhalin indicates what will happen
at Medford, Oregon, on
tion o f Charlie Fulton or, perish out. Some people are o f the opinion
in Korea when Japanese energy has
Monday, the 28th day of September. 1908.
the thought, perhaps even tall that the young student, fresh from his
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Claimant names as witnesses: Bert H. Harris,
full play.
of Medford. Oregon; Labin B. Caster and Frank
Timothy himself.
S. Caster, of Derby, Oregon, and Meiburo A.
books and from the advantage of
€ s/ ¿>
Houghton, of Butte Falls. Oregon.
About 13,000 graduates of Yale are JEROME L. RAWHOUSER
Geer appears to take it for lectures and clinics given by the
IBENJAMIN L. EDDY.
now surviving. The class of ’78, of
Register.
PHYSICIAN AN D SURGEON.
granted that the voters o f Ore- ablest men in the profession, is better
which Judge Taft is a member, con­
Office second floor John Ross building,
gon are still a lot o f hide-bound able to pass a prepared “ quiz” than is
tributes ninety-six, the original mem­
over Herald office. Pine street.
Timber Lend, act JuneS. 1878.
partisans who will do just as he the older man who has perhaps been in
bership having beeu 120. The thirty
Call residence from office phone when
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
year reuulou called together eighty of
and a few other self-constituted active practice for years, and that the
neceatiary. day or night.
United States Land Office.
the boys o f ’78, a fact worthy of
Roseburg, Oregon* March 26, 190#.
bosses tell them, but it is more man from some o f the older metical
CENTRAL POINT ........................... OREGON
W E B ST E R ’S
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Notice
is hereby given that in compliance with
record.
than probable that he has made colleges o f the East and with perhaps
j the provision« of the act of Congress of June 3.
I 1878, entitled. “ An met for the sale of timber lands
INTERNATIONAL
a mighty poor guess this time. a number o f years o f active practice to
in the states of California. Oregon. Nevada, and
President Eliot's remark, "One must
Washington Territory,” as extended te all the
D K H. P. HARGRAVE
never do scurvy things In the supposed
DICTIONARY
The result o f the last state elec­ his credit, might possibly be as com­
Public Land states by act of August 4. 1892,
j Robert G. Wilson, of Morgan Hill, county of Santa
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Interest
or
for
the
pleasure
of
others,’
A Library in One Book
tion is pretty good evidence that petent to roll a pill or spread a plaster
| Clara. State of California, filed in this office <m
I May 18. 1907, his sworn statement. No. 9261. for
will doubtless be recognized by Presi­
B e s id e s an a ccu ra te , p r a c ­
Oregonians have spunked up a
I the purchase of the NH NEV4. SEH NEvi . of
Office over First National Bank
tic a l, a u d s c h o la r ly v o c a b u ­
as is the fellow who has been addicted
dent ltooeevelt as a pretty good cpi
| Section No. 18. in Township No. 33, South o f
Lit and decided to vote as they
la ry o f E n g lis h , e n la r g e d
Medford
Range No. 1 East. W. M., Ore., and will offer
Oregon
gram.
to similar practice* in Oregon for five
proof to show that the land sought is more valu­
w
ith
2
5
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blame please and without being
able for its timber or atone than for agricultural
th e In te rn a tio n a l co n ta in s
or ten or forty years. It is hinted by
purposes and to establish his claim to said land
Explorer Peary could ralae that north
"show n” and the chances are
a H i s t o r y o f t h e E n g lish
before the Register and Receiver of this office, at
some “ nosey” people who sometimes
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vice-0fee.
Roseburg, Oregon, on
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pole fund quick enough Just now if he
pretty good that if the members-
Thursday, the 17th day of September, 1908.
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| dig into and publish things about other
would take the 123.000 In five dollar
He names as witnesses: Charles E Morine and
elect listen to Geer’s grouch and
F ic tio n , N e w G a ze tte e r o f
Medford
National
Bank
chip*
and
give
each
contributor
a
Albert
Morine. ot Trail. Oregon; Edward T. Mc-
people’ s business that the pill business
th e W o r l d , N e w B io g r a p h ­
Kinstry and Silaa F. Morine. of Grants Pass. Ore.
resign the people will at once I
ticket halfway to the arctic Une even.
ic a l D ic t io n a r y , V o c a b u la r y
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
is a pretty good one in Oregon and that
CAPITAL
$ 5 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 above described lands are requested to Ale their
¡proceed to elect a new set o f |
o f S c rip tu ro N a m os, G re e k
claims in this office on er before said 17th day of
| the gentlemen who have been waxing
a n d L a tin N a m es, a n d E n g ­
A duel with smokeless powder, noise­
September. 1908.
BENJAMTN L. EDDY.
,men who will elect Chamberlain
lish C h ristia n N a m es, F o r ­
S\JK?l\JS
$10,000.00
Register.
1 fat while pursuing that profession dur­
less
guns
aud
hitless
bullets
will
(till
senator anyhow, and while they i
e ig n Q u o ta tio n s , A b b r e v ia ­
ing the past are averse to seeing tc o
yield
glory
enough
to
suit
the
gas­
tio n s , M e trio S y stem , E tc.
Savings Department.
are doing that and, just to show I
S3MO P k ge«. SOOv> III n»(rn t I oim .
conading Frenchman.
many o f their dearly beloved brethren
Timber Land. Act JuneS. 1878.—
SHOULD YOU NOT OWN SUCH A BOOK ?
the ex-governor that they appre­
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Safety Deposit Boxes.
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flock in here and “ divide it up” with
m*nl*
IUguisr
»mi
This
est
of
oar
sbridg
ciate his efforts to thwart their
I f you wnut to know just how many |
1 ’ s « h ; 1100 Illasfratic
er Editi a*. II U « ____
U n ite d S t a t u L a n d O r r i c c ,
them and that they have adopted the
A 'r it e f 'ir “ P ic i lonary W r'nV
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days there are between this «mi March We transact a General Banking
will, they may let the hide go
Roeebujrg. Oregon. May 8.1908,
G. 4 C. KERRIAM CO.. Springflold, Mat».
turndown at examination as a good
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
4,
1909,
inquire
of
the
New
York
Sun.
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with the horns and throw the
G E T TH E BEST.
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the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3*
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Business
and
respectfully
solicit
scheme to protect their little monopoly.
1878, entitled 'An act for the sale o f timber land»
electoral vote o f Oregon to
IT *He States of California, Oregon. Nevada, and
Some folks waste a lot o f good Amer­
It isn't a square deal, however, for the
your patronage.
Washington Territory.'’ as extended to all the
Bryan. Oregon is still a repub­
ican money going abroad, only to learn
Public Land states by act of August 4. 1898. Wil­
young fellows who have probably wer.t
liam Fletcher Parker, o f Portland, ccunty of
how to he happier on less at hom e
lican state, but a few such men
Multnomah. State of Oregon, filed in this office on
April 28. 1908. his sworn statement. No. 10027. for
as Geer advocating such rank into debt for a medical education nor
the purchase of the South-west one-quarter (SW
for the stranger within the ga tei who
Vi) of Section No. 14. in Township No. 33 South.
Trouble Ahead.
jxilitical dishonesty and disregard
Range No. 4 West. W M . and will offer p roof to
has cut loose from his eastern home to
P ark e-O ld man, w e've known each
show that the land ¿ought is mere valuable for
for a fair and square ante-
it*
timber or »«tone than for agricultural purpeses.
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other for years, and It does seem
and to establish hie claim to said land before the
election pledge might easily locate in Oregon.
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strange that our wives have never
Register and Receiver of this office, at Roseburg,
a Mta. Met pt
• w b w only w ho
Oregon, on
m et Don’ t you think it would be a
Ohr® prie®,
throw the state into the demo­
po* ses «ion
Thursday, the 7th day Of January. 1909.
good Idea to bring this about?
H. C. TURRILL, PROP,
Superintendent Schellhouse o f the
He names as witnesses: William McGuirk,
cratic column.
Central Point State Bank
SI L VE RWARE
Rogers Bros.' Triple plated
FRUIT
The Best on Earth.
C E N T I POINT PHARM ACY
GRANTS PASS, OREGON:
Central Point Market
Beef, Pork, Mutton and V e a l
D.
G R IM
C.
C ity D raying and T r a n s fe r
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poultry department o f the Oregon State
Fair, to be held at Salem September
GUARANTEEING BANK DEPOSITS. 14-19, say* the “ chicKen" display will
be simply out o f sight this time
He
A number o f the leading bank­ bases his opinion on the fact that more
breeders than ever have made inquire*
ers o f Portland have been inter­
for «pace and catalogue*. All o f the
viewed regarding their views on well known breeders have expressed a
Mr. Bryan’s proposed plan for desire t v send their best poultry.
might be mentioned the
the guarantee o f bank deposits, j Among
and to a man, almost, they are Willowmoor Farm at Redmond, Wash­
ington, with forty White Plymouth
"forn inst” the scheme. They Rocks and White Leghorns. A canvas
declare that the idea o f guaran- annex will be made to the poultry
teeing the people S money while pavilion for the accommodation o f the
it is on deposit in the banks is incubator men and other firms dealing
preposterous and will surely load in poultry-farm fixtures and equip
ments.
The pigeon display will be
to wreck and ruin all over the simply wonderful. W. E Jones, of
land. They urge that such a Nashville, Tennessee, will judge the
plan would lead to all sorts of poultry, and the pigeon classes will be|
wildcat banks and banking and passed on by Mr. Stonchouse, o f British
that the solid banks, which never Columbia.
expect to go to smash, would be
called upon to pay a tax to secure
Subscribe for the H erald .
L ȀtBTIHlKS. Um MM
oca
CENTRAL POINT
BAKERY
oq
scfcmMr. I. Y.
Lane—Seems to me that's rather a |
i My Bread etc
hard way of doing it
“ Doing what?”
and is second
“ Getting rid of each other.“ —Life.
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James Hart and Thomas Lenard. of Portland,
Oregon, hnd George Pease, of Placer, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described binds are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 7th day of
January. 1909.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
Register
is strictly first-class
to none in thestate
! Special orders solicited for fine
Throw a B rick en It F lr e t
Arctic Explorer's W ife — Goodby, I cakes. Satisfaction
John. dear. ArcUc Explorer—Farewell,
my love. Arctic Explorer's W ife—And, j G iv e m e a tria l.
John, be sure that the Ice la perfectly j
safe.—Judge.
assured.
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Timber Land A ct. J a n . . 1*7*.-
NOTICE FOR PU BLICATION .
CENTRAL POINT OR
U mitbd S t a t zb L a n d O r n c v .
Roocbur*. Oregon, May t. 190*.
Notice is hereby *i»en that in com pliance with
the proviAmne of the act ef Comrreae of June 3.
* . entitled An eet fo r the neie ed timber landa
i thi - SU te*
Cahfw m a. O re*««. Nevada, and
i Wajhmirton Territwy," aa extended te all the
Public Land State, br K l of Auruw «. 1KSZ.
| Jame. M. Hart, of 29* Third St_ Portland, county
' o f Multnomah. Suite o f O h m . filed in thin office
S "-? “.’ " ’ " ? 2X. ISO*, hie eworn Matement. No.
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m vh aeeof ^
the ittMur-wat
North-w eat quarter
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N a ,!f* ,n Townefcig» No. 23. South of
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^ 2:
West. W M.. Ore. and will offer
that the land sought is more valu-
!
for
nr stone than for «rricult iral
! [^ n *»**. and tn e^tjkbiish his efarai to said land
1 »
the K«g»»ter and Receiver of this d ie t , at
nr. Oregon, on
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NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
TVp»rtn?®nt of the Interior.
U S. Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon.
August 27. 1908.
Notice is hereby gir*n that William A.
i. Aitken.
©f Medford, Oregon, who. on August 27. 19W.
made Timber Application No. 01008 for SE*.
SK' Section 1. Townshir 33 South. Range 2 East,
Willamette Meridian has filed notice of intention
of
H1CKS-CHATTRN
E N G R A V I N G CO.
2J A A l d e r , P O R T L A N D , O R E
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Roe«burg. Oregon,
June 22. 1908.
NOTIGE is hereby given that Lillian M Daniel*.
of Medford. Oregon, who. on June 22. 190g rrade
Ti«ntar Application. No. 1016». for EV, of NF*.
NW >, of NEW, NEH of N W » . Section 30 Town-
ship 34 South. Range 1 East. Willamette Meridian
haa filed notice
intention to make Final Proof’
to establish claim to the land above 'leser>brd
of
i
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°W”"- °n ,h* m’’ d*r
Claimant -.imes as witnesses
William T.
Grieve. Kate M. Grieve. P^rbert R V veent and
t' ' ir. McCall, ail »■' ^
'>egen.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
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nairea ae witneanee:
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William T. Goal- e°T
Placer. Oregon
E- Dan,® la and
a
( Miming adversely the
Robert Sie ving, all of
Oregon.
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la n d s are requested to file their
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
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!n
on or taf ve said fflth day of
Regia t«r. j " « w l w , HOI.
B Li J AMIN L. EDDY.
Register.
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