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CENTRAL E01NT HERALD. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1908.
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Children
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Coming
ENJOY
to Oregon.
Portland, Ore., December 21, 1908.
(Special Correspondence.)
Fifty school children from Chicago
are to be brought to the Alaska-Yukon-
Pacitic Exposition next year if the plan
suggested bv Secretary Tom Richard
son o f the Oregon Development League
is carried out. They will also visit
Portland and other cities in this state
and when they return home will write
letters telling o f the trip and what they
saw in the Northwest. Exhibits o f the
woods o f this section, with industrial
and scenic pictures, have been used in
the Chicago schools, made up into sets
and circulated from one school to an
other, in the teaching o f geography.
C. A. Kinne, secretary o f the El Paso,
Texas, Chamber o f Commerce, is mak
ing a tour o f the Coast and is spending
considerable time in Oregon communi
ties studying the publicity methods of
the various commercial bodies. Mr.
Kinne’ s organization is building a $50,-
000 building o f its own, and is deter
mined that the work it undertakes shall
be effective.
The Northwest Electric Light &
Power Association, embracing Oregon,
Washington, Idaho and Montana, held
a two days’ session in the ccnvention
hall o f the Portland Commercial Club
last week. Every state had numerous
delegates and the meeting was one o f
the best they have ever held. The
Northwest has attracted the brightest
men from the technical schools o f the
country.
Poultry raisers are taking lots of
interest in the coming show o f the Lane
County Poultry Association at Eugene
December 21st to 24th. Handsomely
engraved silver trophies will be given
as prizes. The poultry product o f Ore
gon is valued at five million dollars an
nually.
Dr. Stephen S. Wise, Rabbi o f the
Free Synagogue o f New York City,
retains an ardent affection for the
Pacifiic Northwest, his residence for
several years. In commenting on the
prize apples recently sent to European
rulers and exhibited in New York, he
w rites: “ Why is this fruit sent to such
indifferent Oregonians a i Edward, Wil
helm, Nicholas and Mr. Fallieres? If
you really want Oregon apples to count
don’ t waste them on European mon-
archs, but get them into the systems of
Oregonians, who love and treasure
everything Oregonian from little Mount
Hood to big Oregon apples. But the
apples wouldn’ t be kept long on exhibi
tion in our homes here; they would
vanish as the mist hovering over the
Bumrait o f Mount Hood before the
morning sun.’ ’
The convention o f the Oregon State
Dairy Association at Salem last week
was the most successful ever held by
that body. Washington and California
were represented in both attendance
and exhibits. The grand prize for best
display o f dairy products was awarded
to F. A. Schubinger, o f Salem, for an
exhibit comprising twenty-six varieties
•d cheese. The Douglal Creanrery Co.,
o f Roseburg, won first award for high
est scoring creamery butter, F G.
Mattke, o f Sweet Home, for highest
scoring dairy butter, and T. J. Ballan-
tyne, o f Hobsonville, for highest scor
ing cheese. The dairymen pledged a
fund o f $160 per i»/mtb for the employ
ment o f an expert to bring dairy condi
tions throughout the state up to the
highest possible Rtandard. An appro
priation o f $0000 will he asked from the
Legislature. President F. L. Kent, o f
Corvallis, was re-elreteHL with Carl
Abrams, o f Salem, secretary. The time
of next year's meeting will be chosen
to harmonize with the date selected by
the Washington Dairymen, who meet
at Chehalis this week. Hon C. L.
Mitchell, o f the Dairy Division, U. S.
Department o f Agriculture, is in Che-
halis for this meeting.
It Is a Wander.
Chamberlain’ s Liniment is one o f the
most remarkable preparations yet pro
duced for the relief o f rheumatic pains,
and for lame back, sprains and bruises.
The quick relief from pain which it
affords in case o f rheumatism is alone
worth many times its cost. Price, 25
cents; large size 50 cen t* For sale by
Mary A. Mee.
DANCER LEFT $800,000
BY GRAND DUKE ALSXIS
PA m s . Dec. 22.— I * Bafletta, the
(fencing girl in whose apartment Gram!
Ihrko AlWxis died suddenly, has been
notified by the Russian consulate that
four neraf admirer did not leave her un-
pc*v jilt'd for.
i y the terms o f his will, executed a
f*w weeks befnre bit death Alexia left
her the princely mm o f $800,000.
Nothing was loft to charities or pub
lie institutions rd either France m Rns
»¡a by the royal spendthrift.
JURY RETURNS VERDICT OF
OCII.TY IN ROACH CASE
Tho .frier in tho C. E. Reach ease on
Tuesday return»,! a verdict of guilty.
Young Roach lived in Ashland and be
foie skipping out firrged his mother's
name fo sonro worthless paper. ITo was
caught in Cnlifornia and returned un
der arrest.
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in many styles and at prices ranging from
$2.60 to $14.00,
Our stock of
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Tools,
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Sportsmen’s Goods E tc,,
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WARE MAN.
T. J Kelsoe is out o f commission for i
a few days on account o f having his j
I foot injured Monday while unloading a I
A t the special school meeting held on
The school has lost tw o pupils this heavy tank o f gasoline.
the 15th inst. a 2 mill tax was levied week. Mrs Antle moved to Medford
Col. and Mrs Frank Ray, o f New !'
by a vote o f 11 to 5. This will enable and Mildred and Hazel will enter school
rill
the district to have an eight months’ there after the holidays. W e regret York City, have arrived at Gold Ray
and
are
settled
in
their
com
fortable
term o f school.
that they had to leave us, but wish
quarters in the club house at that place.
Miss Rose Nealon has returned home, them success in their new home.
They are accompanied by Mrs. Ray’ s
having finished her term o f school at
Miss Chapman is improving and will
parents and her daughter, and expect
Brownsboro on the 18th inst.
be ready to return to school after the
to remain here uutil early spring.
necessary
time
is
spent
in
retirement.
Mr. F. A. Green and Miss Mary
PETER APPLEGATE,
JESSE APPLEGATE,
C. A. Beamer, o f Woodburn, arrived
Reid visited Medford and Central Point
Roseburg has withdrawn from the
Saturday to purchase the supplies for Southern Oregon High School Debating here Sunday and has taken charge o f
Surveyor
Abstracter
League, leaving Grants Pass and Cen- the S P. station as agent, in the place
the Christmas tree.
: ° f E. M. Condit, who was called to
Five years experience on
Twenty years experience in
Mrs. R. C. Washburn is visiting with tral Point as the only contestants.
Grants Pass wishes to entertain the Portland by his superior
Mr. Beamer
Jackson Co. records. Maps
Jackson County.
Satisfac
relatives in Portland.
debaters and has suggested the follow- expects to remain here for some time
tion assured. Estimates fur-
of Jackson County for sale.
Our school closed Friday for a w eek’ s
vacation to give the teacher and chil ing questions, leaving us choice o f sides a (ld will bring h.s family here in the
nishen on all kinds of con
dren an opportunity to observe the holi to defend: First, That three-fourths o f sPrln8 -
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struction work.
a jury should be competent to render a
Mr. and Mrs. A. Caley, o f Yoncalla,
days.
verdict in all criminal cases. Second, arrived from the south Tuesday even
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Rev. A C. Ilow lett preached here
,
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ing and are visiting their daughter,
Sunday and cancled his appointment a t ! That free text booKa should b e Prov,deJ Mrs. Edmund March. Mr. and Mrs.
in the public schools below the High
Agate because o f the smallpox reported
j School grade. This will be taken up Caley are just returning from an ex- <
there.
; by the Society tomorrow and a choice tended trip to their form er home in
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Wilson, o f Sams o f questions and side be chosen.
Illinois, where they spent severai weeks
valley, were here Sunday and Mrs. j
Holidays begin Friday and continue v,3,tin/ relative9 and . friends and * " * "
is the kind your Uncle Samuel wears every day when he
Wilson was presented with a handsome
to Monday after New Year Every-
after ProPert* ,nteresU , n t h a t j
sells you vegetables and groceries. It is also the kind the
teacher’ s bible by her form er Sunday-
body looks forward to a jolly time.
section.
school class as a token o f their esteem.
customer wears when he pays the bill and goes home.
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! Central Point children enjoyed the ur- j
table Rockels.
School Notes.
APPLEGATE
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APPLEGATE
Surveyors and Abstracters
The Smilethat Don’ t Come O f f
NO CHRISTMAS TREE
AT THE WHITE HOUSE
Tor Eczema, Tetter and Salt Rheum.
The intense itching characteristic o f
these ailments is almost instantly allay
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.— In accord ed by Chamberlain’ s Salve.
Many
ance with custom, the children of the
severe cases have been cured by it.
president will have no Christinas tree.
For sale by Mary A . Mee.
This has been the rule of former seasons
as well as now. In fact, there has not
been a Christmas tree in the White
Grand Holiday Excursion.
House since the Cleveland administra
Bolton & Peil announce their annual
tion, when the little daughters o f that
president and their friends always made holiday excursion to San Francisco,
merry in the library on Christmas after- j leaving Ashland Saturday, December
noon.
26th, at 11:35. Tickets for round trip
The first thing the Roosevelt children $16, good for 15 days. Sixty or more
will do on Christmas morning will be excursionists will make the fare $15,
to examine the well crammed stockings so parties intending to make the trip
which Santa Claus has tied to a corner
should notify the management without
post o f each little bed. It will be an
delay. Call on or address T. K. Bolton
interesting and even exciting ceremony.
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The inspection of stockings however, or Emil Peil, Ashland.
usual sport o f skating several mornings ^
during the past week, the cold wave
being o f sufficient importance to form |
ice on the shallow ponds. The lowest j
register o f the glass, however, was 18
degrees above zero The weather was
clear and the bracing, sunshiny days
were most delightful.
Strangers and others in town who are
not identified in any way with other
Christmas exercises are cordially in - 1
vited to attend the Christmas exercises i
at the Christian church thi3 evening.
Any persons desiring to put presents j
on the tree can do so by taking them j
to the church, where a committee will [
wait on them.
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K elsoe,
DEALERS IN GOOD THINGS TO EAT
! Mediord Book Store Ü
is again
Cranfill & Robnett, the busy mer- j
chants in the big store, report a phe
nomenal run o f business during the last ; |
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j few days; but it may be said that this I 4-
will be merely introductory to the pleas
ures of the day. After breakfast the turkey on Christmas. He Is improving firm’ s business is always a rush. Their
impatient youngsters will bo allowed constantly. It is uncertain what will bj(f warehouse south o f the depot build- X
fo enter the “ study” npsairs, where the he done about his inauguration in Jan in(f jg ful| o f goodS( a c a r o f Willamette “
gifts are laid out. One corner of the uary-
potatoes being unloaded there Monday.
“ study” will be set apart for the gifts ,
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| Since the new warehouse was erected
provided for each of the four younger
Job work o f all kinds neatly done a t 1 some 50 cars o f freight has been un-
Many o f the gifts that reach the
loaded there fo r this firm.
White House at Christmas time are for this office. Call and see samples.
the children, and some o f them are very
funny. It has come to be understood
among the people at Targe that tho
Roosevelts are a strenuous family, much
given to athletic exercises, and un
doubtedly a considerable percentage of
the presents sent by strangers this year
will be in the line o f football oufits,
punching bags and gymnasium appara
tns.
As a matter o f fact, nearly all of !
the gifts thus sent to the Roosevelt
youngsters find their way to a chil
dren’s hospital in Washington. They
are altogether superfluous. Few young
folks in all the land are so well supplied
with toys and other Christmas presents !
as the president’s offspring, and Mrs.
Roosevelt, a fow days before the holi-
| day arrives, visits the Washington shops
for tho purpose of laying in a supply
o f playthings and articles o f more se
rious usefulness.
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Headquarters
for all Toys, Dolls, X-mas Cards,
Calanders, Leather Goods, Books,
Fancy Stationery, Etc.
In their Big, Double Store you will
find everything you could wish to
make your friends happy during
joyous Chistmas season.
Xmas Footwear
Slippers
LOOK FOR THE SIGN OVER THE DOOR
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