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About Central Point herald. (Central Point, Or.) 1906-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1908)
C entral VOL.. 3 Local and Personal po in t herald C E N T R A L P O I N T . O R E G O N . T H U R S D A Y . S E l 'T E M B E H 2 + . IOO k . Will Lay Cement Walks. Recall for Olwell. Local Notes. NO. 33 ROGUE RIVER LAND CO. Clarke Rippey, mail clerk between Local Notes. ------- I Councilman John D. dwell of Med-i B j Xyd,otti a cement worker and Warren Mee and family, of Apple- a« • a _n-nt * munlA nf who was from •*€Cte<* member of Medford, property w u in o- art«. visited relatives here the first of Portland and La Grande, once a boy of WITH OFFICE IN HERALD BUILDING M.ee Mary A^ Mee jpent couple of , ***** ^ y eouncll the 4 First ward, of » the d coatrmctor, Tuesday interviewing days in Medford last week. later removed his residence to another on Pine street with a view to secur the week. our city, was married to Miss Lottie Full line of school boooks and school ward, is the first subject of the Recall ing a contract for the proposed i Cranfill A Robnett have a change of Taylor, of Eagle Point, Sunday. aupplies at the drug store. i ad ia their space this week. It will pay Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Robnett will go in Oregon A petition to invoke the walks on that street. Are prepared to show Those $9.75 suits are wonders, Read sew law in Mr. ¿¡well's case was citvai- Mr. Aydlott has rented a house and you to reed it. to Grants Pass thia morning to attend customers the BEST iated several months ago and received will remove his family here. He re Sam Murrey is having some extensive the conclave of the Knights Templar of the Toggery ad. BUYS in any part of the the required number of signatures, but ceived assurance of a large amount of 1 development work done at his mine on Mrs. Robert Kyle left Tuesday morn in aeaaion there today. It is Valley in for some reason was not filed and the ; gidewalk vork and It ia probable that the mountain two or three miles west Oregon, ing for a visit in the Willamette valley. matter that a number of other local had been almost forgotten on til practically all the property owners on of team. A tunnel is being run to tap expected Knights and their ladies will also at J. H. Grove, the tin worker, is re last Saturday, when the petition was Pine street from the depot to Fourth the main ledge and already some excel tend the conclave. tooling the Rostel building this week. filed with the city recorder. According street will replace their old wooden lent specimens of free gold ore have The Bancroft lecture next Tuesdry W. H. McCollum, of Agete, has to the Tribune, a large number of walks with once the work is been encountered. The property gives evening promises to be one of the best leased the Grimsley tarra, near that -citizens who had signed the petition *p- started. The cement work can d:se much promise of soon developing into a real entertainments of the eeason. The place, for a period of twe years. pearsd before the recorder Monday cheaper if all done at one be time than if writer has heard Dr. Bancroft lecture Trespass notices, printed on cloth, morning and requested to have their done separately. It is expected the bonanza. An attractive ed of the Central Point a number of timee and it may be said for sale at this office. SO cents per names removed from the same, alleg work will be underway some time next Flouring Mills, manufacturer of the that he standi among the best enter ing as a reason that they now believe week. dozen. tf famous “Virgin's Best, X X X X tainers in the country. Call on us or write us the whole thing is a political move K. D. Jonos, of Beagle, is at work to oust Mr. Olwell in order that his Brand” of flour, appears in this issue. your needs. this week plastering the new Moon t! J. A. Wetzel, a former well-known This flour is a home product and in place may be filled by some man who residence, just west of the depot. is second to none made on tho business man of this place, now en will stand with the water committee C. 3. Sanderson has secured a beauti quality W anted —A loan on excellent timber of Coast. Rogue River valley people gaged in farming near Yoncalla, was the city council in closing the deal ful view of a section of the central •claim in Jackson County. Apply at with Mr. Hanley for the Wasson can portion of the valley which take* in should all use it and help build up a in town during -the week on a business this office. 20d24 trip. Mr. Wetxsl is well pleased with Local Representative, yon water right for the proposed city some fine orchard views, a general view home industry. his new location and reports everything W ood F or S ale —For ell kinds of water system. of the town, with Mount Pitt in the J. B Holmes met with a serious sc* all right in that section. CENTRAL POINT, ORE. dry wood, address Reichstoin & Wilson, It is alleged that the prohibition fight distance. The photograph was taken eident a few days ago while unloading Huge, Ore., 22d25 is being injected into the Olwell case, from a point shove the fine young or a car of lumber near the depot. He Mr. and Mrs. T. J. O’Hara returned having incurred the displeasure of chard of A. L. Aikins, west of town, took hold of a heavy stick of timber to Saturday evening from an extended Dr. and Mrs. Hellspont, of Pasadena, he the anti-saloon people by voting for the and shows that fine grove to perfection. roll it from the car, when his glove outing which they spent at McKinzie Musical Entertainment. California, are here looking for an in issuance of a liquor license to the Hotel Mr. Sanderson has had a large number caught and he was carried with the Springe and at other pleasant camping vestment in a small bearing orchard of the views printed and will use them timber to the ground. His escape places on the McKinzie River. Mr. Nash. tract for a permanent home. ths famous humorist, It do beat blazes how oor neighbors as a part of advertising matter to be froui death was a close one, and as it O'Hara reports having had a moat en and Dr. D. Bancroft, October 12th to 17th ia the next date four Lillian Lewis, Vocalist and im joyable time, and the camp diet of sent to eastern corresponenta who are was. he sustained a fracture of the miles south of Central Point can for Dr. Davis, the dentist, in his Cen fight, and scratch, and spit fire at each looking towards the Rogue River val collar bone, which will keep him on the | venison and mountain trout seems to personator, will give a high clasa educa tral Point office. 14tf other. The Kilkenny cats are not in R ley for homes. tional entertainment in our op«ra house have agreed with him splendidly. cripple list for a few weeks. on next Tuesday evening, Sept 29th. See the Herald office about that job with them. The Herald would respect Dr. Bancroft will give his greatest of printing you nsed. We can do any fully suggest to the ministers of our thing you need in the printing line in neighboring town that they all choose I ;W W 1 1 F H -H - H - l- 1 I I I I I I I,4-H - M T |H - I'.> I I I I l-H -H I I I H + H I H I I I I I I H -H - H - l- H l-l- H - l- H -; | success, “When, Whom and How to Love,” a musical lecture novelty of good shape and at reasonable prices. as their text for next Sunday’s sermon startling originality and a laugh pro Remember the dates for Dr. Davis, the following beautiful sentiment from . n c T NATIONAL BAN K, ducer from start to finiah. the Psalms: “Behold how good and the dentist. Central Point, October The uoctor will be ably asilated by how pleasant it is for brethren to 12th to 17th. 14tf I 1 ^ J I of MEDFORD- the charming vocalist and impersonator together in unity’’; send a special C heap L ands —For the best and dwell D. Lillian Lewia in her prepertoire of invitation to the city officials, the com- j cheapest lands In Oregon, enquire of mercial club, the newspaper editors vocal and literary selections—laughing Harness & Thornton, Real Estate and the citizens generally, and after all dialect and character sketches. dealers, Yoncalla, Oregon. 43tf of them hear a good sermon on brother- At the close of the lecture Dr. Ban croft will select a clasa of young ladiea F or S ale -A first-class parlor organ jfy iove perhaps the old water fight will RESOURCES NEARLY and from the audience will select suit in good condition and practically as be buried and the hustling town will be able husbands for them (according to good as new. Have purchased another ready to consider the Herald’s sugges temperamentality ). instrument and de not need this one. tion of uniting with Central Point and $ 500 , 000.00 Don’t fall to come and show your Inquire of F. A. Hawk. 23tf Jacksonville and bringing in plenty ef appreciation to the opera house man water for all from Big Butte. B rick F or S ale —I have a good agement for bringing to our city an quality of brick for sale at $12 per 1000. entertainment of thia character. , $11.00 in quantities of 1000 or more. Seats on aale at uaual place. Editor Putnam Assaulted. Call and examine them and save hauling Admission, 50 cents. from other low ns. —C. H. Hostel. 2BdBB While walking down West Seventh The First National Baak, of Med street in front of Hussey's cash store, « 0 VRAM* ford, has an attractive ad in the Herald »ear hotel, George Putnam, RXPRRIENCK at present, calling the attention of the editor the of Moore The Medfore Tribune, was public to the advantages and conven Tuesday morning assaulted by Earl ience of that institution. Jackson, son of ex-Sheriff Jackson, G. M. Bogart and sons are preparihg and a former deputy under his father. to enter the milk business on an ex Young Jackson has a reputation as a tensive scale. They will milk a num thug and a bruiser, and won fame for xtib I RA DC M A M « ber of cows and supply the towns of himself while deputy sheriff by string D csions C o p y r i u h r» Ac. the valley by wagon delivery. ing one of the prisoners up by his Anyone Reading a sketch and deeerlptlon mag quickly M oertain our opinion free w hether an The hop-picking season is over and wrists in a cell of the county jail until Invention la p ro bab lrpatentable.C om aiu nle*- HANDBOOK on PaOmU Uone free. Btrlotljconfidential. most of the Central Pointers who im his shrieks for mercy caused outsiders aent Oldeat agency for aecnrtng paten fa. Patent# taken through Ifnnn A Uo. reoelve proved the occasion by taking a pleas to break into the jail and release the “ » w ithout charge, in t ant, healthful and remunerative outing tortured man. It was the publication S c ie n tific A m e r ic a n . in the hop fields are returning home. of this story some months ago in The A bandeoraelg 11 I net rated weekly. Largest of*, which evidently aroused young enlation of ang aclentlfle lourual. Terme, $3 a E. J. Rivingston, of Covina, Cali Tribune rear ; four month#, $L Bold by all newsdealer*. fornia, an expert anto engineer ar Jackson to revenge. account of the assault is rived Monday evening to take a posi as Putnam's WM. S. CROWELL, President. M. L. ALFORD, Cashier. tion in the auto repair department of follows; F. A. Hawk's machine and blacksmith “ I left the office of the Condor Water F. K. DEUEL, Vice-President. ORIS CRAWFORD, Ass’t Cashier. W ood F or S ale —100 tiers of good and Power company about 10 o’clock shop pine wood. Enquire of H. C Cook, on my way down town, when, opposite The weather, since the re cent fine Hussey’s cash store, I was accosted by H -l-H H..H - 1 I I l h - i - H - I M 1 I I t- H -H -l -l-l ■H - l-H - H - l- H -H I I I I I I I I .|-H - H -t-l-H -H - l- H - l-l-H IM - l- M l I ■ 2 miles west of Central Point. 20d26 showers, has been most delightful and young man, who asked me if my the fellow who used to find employ a name Putnam I told him that it ment telling everybody how “blanked was. was He asked 1 was the editor of F. C. Cochran is about completing a •H -l-H I'4-f 4 4 M H U M IM 1 1 I I H -HH -H -1.4-(-<"H -H -H -H I l l-l i .|-l-H -l -i .H"l-H-H-H -H-l I H H -H I I I » hot and how blankety dusty it is’’ is out The Tribune. I if replied yes. He said I seat cottage on Second street, south, of a job had printed some stories him, adjoining one already owned by him Mr. and Mrs. Dan Joses, who recent and I asked him what his about name was, there, which is being erected for rent ly sold their farm to Mr. Thompkins, for I had oerer seen him before. With Mr. Cochran has a number of similar left last week for Pine River, Minne that he struck me in the face and the cottages in town, which he finds a good sota, where they expeet to reside in the blow dazed me. Evidently a rain of investment. has never been s future—or until they get homesick for blows followed, for I only remember tisse in Central There Point during the past the Rogue River valley «gain. staggering into Hussey’s store and ask two or three years but there has been A wire was received here yes ing for a basin to wash the blood from a demand for more houses to rent than terday stating that ?. Bursell and my face. have been available. John Corum had arrived at Grants Pass ‘The assault took me by surprise. Mr. and Mra. W. E. Kahler spent from their deer hunt of a week or more I had never seen young Jackson and Monday on a blackberry trip to the Consignments of our Fall and Winter Goods are now duration with one deer. would not know b n if I saw him again. Applegate country. There is m wonder- arriving daily and we are better prepared than ever to Christian Science services are held I printed the nears regarding his in ful crop of the luscious berries in that «very Sunday morning m the Masonic human treatment of a prisoner while he section growing wild along the roads offer our customers attractive values in all classes of lodge room, opera house building, at was s deputy sheriff last spring aad aad creek and hundreds of gallons are | 11KX) o’clock. All are tnrited to at had been on apparently friendly terms being gathered. The berries are of the tend these services. Subject for Sun with his father since election. evergreen, continuous bearing variety High Grade, Seasonable Merchandise "Sheriff Jackson had me thrown in which have run wild in that section and day, September 27th, “Reality. ** jail at Roseburg on a trumped up are a fine fruit. Miss Myra E. Golloway. formerly a We particularly desire to call the attention of resident of this place, was recently charge last winter in the evident hope Frank Travis, s mining man recently married to Giltis Disney, of Madras, of forcing me to leave tho country. from Provo, Utah, is here with a view our lady friends to our elegant new line of Oregon, a rural mail carrier of that Tho son’s vicious assault is along the to looking over the mining districts in place. The bride’s many friends here same lines as his father’s actions in the viciaity of Central Point. Mr. will unite in congratulations and best throwing me in jail. recently returned from an ex "People ought to know by this time, Travis Ladies’ Coats and W raps wishes. tended trip through Old Mexico, where for this makes several times that I P. A. Caverly and wife, who are in have been assaulted, that other than he went to look into the mining situa the city with their photograph car, gratifying the innate brutal lust of the tion in that country. He will probably in the latest styles and fabrics. have been doing some excellent work thug, there is nothing gained by phys remain here for an indefinite period and for their patrons. They will be here violehee. The assault will not do tome prospecting on his own account. for a few days longer and everyone ical the policy of The Tribune one George Neale, the champion water who desires work in their line should effect way or the other When officials are melon grower,, shipped another ear of will appeal to the most fastidious dressers. We can fit you give them a call fine melons to Portland last Friday delinquent in their duties to the public 0. B. Nash has returned from a trip The Tribuhe will print tho news. It is ! making the second car he has shipped out from hat to shoes and from underwear to overcoat. to the State Fair at Salem. He also not ' this season, besides many wag on load* afraid to tell the truth.’’-Tribune. . visited a number of towns in the with which he has supplied the local Willamette valley looking for a husi- valley markets. The crop here is not Mas location, but found nothing to euit The Ladies' Aid of ths Christian so heavy aa in former years, but the is not surpassed in this Valiey in extent, qualty or low price. him. The Fair, he says, was s great church will serve dinner on the day of quality is excellent. If the present Come in and we will "show you.” atceess from every viewpoint. ' the presidential election. fine, warm weather continues for a F or S a l e -Full-blood 3-year-old Jer- Don't be afraid to give Chamber- short time Mr. Neale ean easily ship a sey bull. Will tell cheap or exchange !»»>'• Cough Remedy to your children, few more ears from his field. foe well bred young animal that I ean i It contains no opium or other harmful uae. Call at old Murray plaee. Willow drug It always cures. For sale by Old newspapers for tale at the Her Springs precinct. 21 milee northweet ef Mary A Mee. ald office. Bundle of twenty-five for Central Point, or address J. M. Mon-1 ' G cents. kers. Central Poiat, Oregon. 23d26 Suboeribo for the H erald . ♦ 4 H I I I H I I I I I I H ' H '4-t-H -H I' »+ 4 ♦ M -4 4 i I H -M -M 4- I I I » 4 M IT 4 + 1 H M 4 II I II > M i l H H H Garden, Orchard or Alfalfa Lands. W. E. KAHLER, F United States Depositary When in town come and see us. We have a room where farmers and friends from the country are wel come to come and talk over business matters or write • letters. * / This is a SAFE BANK. The lit 0tatra (Erraaimj deposits with it. We aim to be faith ful, truthful anil rarrful with all cash or business confided to our care. P atents This Wa y ! ! Lor Pall and Winter Goods. Our Clothing and Furnishing Department Our Grocery Department Cranfill & Robnett.