Central Point herald. (Central Point, Or.) 1906-1917, January 21, 1909, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextC entral V O L 3 Local and Personal D. W. Knutzen o f Applegate is here visit! ig relatives; Mias Myra Askew, o f Sa ns valley, visited friends here last week. Mr Altimus returned Tuesday from a short business trip to Portland. okn point T r a l , P o i n t . oKKoo>f. T h u r s d a y . . H N U A i a ' 01. 1909. WILL ADDRESS “ AGRIC" STUDENTS General H. T. Pankey Will Instruct Young Ideas at the State School. 01958768 H erald u? Topic. NO. 4 Q CHAMBERLAIN IS SENATOR Ejected on Eirst Ballot. Central Point Instructs the Opposition Went to Pieces Early in Game and the Statement State in Horticulture. Oners Have Things Their Own Way Central Point has been as wet as any town the past week or-tw o in spite o f prohibition. KALEM, Or., Jan. 19.—George E. Chamberlain is now United States sena to r ‘ from Oregon. Each house voted saratety. On total, Chamberlain had 53, T ‘ o Pf f nue c the C Butte « r? ble orchards, ’ T v T ' I New Telephone Company i Organizes fcotball Team are Guests Tom Kinney and Judge Prim, of* tendent the Snowy r v Cake 17, R. 8. Bean (Rep.) 1. The aenate gavA Chamberlain 19, Cake 3, Ful Jacksonville were in town on business One o f the most pleasant social eveqts wijl leave today for Portland and ton 7, Bean 1. The house gave Chamberlain 34, Cake 14, Fulton 13. Bean A t a meeting o f representatives o f last Thursday. o f the Winter was that at the home qf other Willamette valley points,' where voted for Suott, publisher o f the Portland Oregonian, but changed hia vote When in Medford, go to the Emerick Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Farra last Thurs he will remain for several days. Dur all the different telephone Companies to Fulton. In both house* Chamberlain had a majority of eight, or scevcn more than for your dinner. W. E. Johnson, pro day evening, when the Central Point ing. his trip north Mr. Pankey will visit coming into this town from the rural football team were the guests o f honor the Oregon Agricultural College at districts held last Friday it was decided tho needed 46 necesa&ty to elect. The only hope for the opposition now prietor. 26tf at an oyster supper, o f which Hon. J. Corvallis, where he has been invited to to consolidate the different interests rests in a remonstrance to be filed by Senators Fulton, Ormsby, MeHare and W. H. Norcross’ family have moved W . Merritt and Tyson Beall were joiot deliver an address, tomorrow (Friday) and to install a mutual telephone sery- other* with the credentials committee o f the United Htatos aenate. This to town and are occupying the Merritt evading before the short course class ice, with a central office and switch will declare that the members voted under protest. All: Statement No. 1 men hosts With Mr. and Mrs. Farra. house on Front street. lived up to their promises in tho balloting. Senator Kay o f Marion connty, The supper was planned as a fitting in horticulture in that institution. His board for all the companies. R. C. Representative Muncy, unpledged, cast votes for Chamberlain. A number Washburn, o f the Table Rock line, was T. M. Jones visited Jacksonville last recognition o f the prowess o f the Ceii- subject on this occasion will be on gen of Statement, men in the house entered a protest with the vote. One o f these Saturday evening, where he installed | trai Point squad on the gridiron, with eral orchard topics, and it may be said chosen as president o f the new organiza was Barrett o f Umatilia. the officers o f the Odd Fellows lodge. special reference to what they did to that, because o f his long experience in, tion and W. J. Freeman was elected Brady was another. In a long speech Davis explained his vote. Mahon secretary. ., • Ashland and Glendale as the. occasion and close study of, scientific frqit grow charged fraud in reg'stration, but said that ho worked for the primary law Dr. E. Davis, the dentist, wilt be in It was decided to install a new switch ing on a commercial basis, but few men ; .. and would cast a vote for Chamberlain. Muncy said that he voted for Cham his Central Point office from February arose. The evening was passed very pleasant in the state are so well qualfied to board o f 30-drop capacity and to re berlain because his constituents instructed him. 8th to 13th. 14tf , Every bit of available space was occupied by visitors. In some instance* ly, and it fell to the lot o f Clark and discuss this important subject before a pair and improve the lines as rapidly as A special train bearing a big delega Pankey to eat a few dishes o f oysters body o f intelligent men who are study possible The plan is to levy assess prominent men were seated with legislators. Each vote cast fo r Chamberlain tion of Walla Walla excursionists bound in remembrance o f the missing links o f ing the subject for practical purposes. ments to meet the running expenses of was received with cheers. for Southern Californsa passed through the football team. Mink got away On a previous occasion Mr. Pankey has the company, which will include the Fulton was applauded once, whilo Representative McCue was apeaking. here Sunday. with five dishes, Tom with four. Monk been Invited to give his views on horti services o f an operator in the central SALEM, Or., Jon. 19.—Governor up in despnir. Mrs. J. W. McDonough, o f Ashland, was cautioned not to turn any flip-flops, culture before this class, but at that station and other current expenses. George E. Chamberlain was at high noon Chamberlain will assume hi* new du I. F. Williams was employed as man today elected to the United States sen ties ns senator on March 4, 1909, srfeem died at her home in that city Friday as it might influence the oyster market, time the program provided only for ager o f the central office, he agreeing ate on tho first ballot. His full strength Senator Fulton’s term expired. evening of last week. The funeral was up or down. A most pleasant time wa3 short, impromptu talks follow ing an enjoyed by all. Those present were; introduction by one o f the faculty. On to furnish office room, fuel, lights and was cast for him— 53 votes. Tomorrow held Sunday. attendance for »30 per month and to in joint assembly the two houses will Jones In Washington. Remember the dates for Dr. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. H T Pankey, Mr. and this occasion, however, it is understood OLYMPIA, Wash., Jen. 19.— Wceley maintain a first-class, 14-hour-a-day formarlly confirm his election. the dentist, Central Point, February Mrs. E. A. Hathaway, “ M onk" Clark, that Mr. Pankey will make the: princi Thus ended the bitter fight waged L. Jones was today elected United „ “ Toots’ ’ Ross, “ Sandji” Sanderson, pal address of-the evening in the col service. 8 h to 13th. 14tf There are now some 5Q phones con by the Fulton men against the peo States senntor from Washington on the Harry Beal, Harry Caton, James Cor- lege assembly hall.- F or S ale — Pure blood White Wyan- nutt, Harley Welch, Homer Peart, nected with this exchange, and a new ple’s will, who in last June, elected first ballot. At a joint session tomor dall cockerels. Inquire o f J. E. Hessel- Bill Ferguson, Bill Scott and Geo. Ford. line just completed from Trail and one to represent them a majority of men row tho legislature will confirm tho pledged to cast tlieir »«to* for the man election. ’ New Theater for Central Point grave, 1 mile north o f Central Point. from Willoto Springs, which will soon receiving the largest cumber o f vote* - ... 36d40 be completed, will add a large number in popular election. George E. Cham Steel Does Good Work Other States. Central Point is to have a new elec o f additional phoneB. The company ex berlain as senator stands as tho an X. C. Robnett, o f this city, was one RALEIGH, N. C., Jan. 19.— Overman Will G. Steel, who is in Wasting- pects to give first-class service to all tric theater, Bish A Larkin having se swer to a national query: “ What is the has heen re-elected United States sena o f the members o f a large class o f ap ton, D. Ci, in connection with the se cured a lease on tbe Albert building, patrons at the actual cost o f operation. value o f a politician’s promiso to his tor from this state. plicants who took the Scottish Rite de curing of an appropriation with which Constituents f ’ ’ adjoining the Central Point Pharmacy, gree in Masonry at Portland last week. to construct the Crater lake road, has Many Congratulations Received. DENVER, Col., Jan. 19.— The two and are now having the place remodeled IThe flood blockade in California was found time to urge upon the authori W . R . G . Install Officers Throughout the morning Governor houses o f the legislature today sepa and made ready for the new business. ties the advisability o f having Dr. Ev- broken Saturday, and Sunday afternoon Chamborlain was tho recipient of mes rately east a majority o f votes for The building will be thoroughly reno four long passenger trains closely fol erinann of the bureau of fisheries visit sages of congratulation, although the Charles G. Hughes, Jr., o f Donver to vated and will furnish seating capacity W. H. Harrison, W. R. C., No, 27, tho Rogue River valley next summer lowed each other through here bound vote Wits not taken until noon. All aucceed Senator Teller. Tomorrow in for about 150 persons. The show will held installation o f officers for the en ami spend some time locally to exam opposition vanished early ns tho anti- joint assembly this election will be con north. be strictly up-to-date and will, be the ine the different streams o f this sec suing year last Saturday, jeint with Statement No. 1 men lacked eight votes firmed. C. S, Newhall took out a heating tion with reference to their adaptibil- equal in merit o f any similar shows in 1-the W. H. Harrison Post. The follow to win, with no chance o f obtaining furnace /o r his new bungalow now in ity to fish life. He ha.« taken tho matt the larger towns o f the country." The ing officers Were installed: them. Chamberlain's office was throng ALBANY, Jan. 19.—The legislature course o f construction on the Jackson ter up with the different authorities managers expect to have the new play Mary A. Mee, President; Mrs. S. E. ed with pallors, all greeting tho gov today gave Elihu Bout tho necessary ville road, two miles south o f town, the as is shown by his letter, which in house ready for opening within the next Beal, S. Vi' P rts .; Mrs. E. Hostel, J. ernor ns “ senator.” majority for his election to the senate part reads: < , .- '■ ten days. first o f the week. Tho opponents to Chamberlain prac to succeed Tom Platt. He will bo for V. Pres.; Mrs. Rebecca Hicks, Sec.; "v* *’ “ Today I have had matters np with The latest m em ber o f the President’ s Mrs. Melissa Elliott, T reas.; Mrs. tically acknowledged defeat early this mally elected tomorrow. Fulton and Dr. Evermann, and feel Ananias club is named McHarg. He ia sure of getting the doctor assigned to Melissa Purkeypile, Chaplain; Mrs. morning. Ormsby McHnrg o f Chicago, Clido Fulton, Senator Fulton’s brother, G . A . R . Installation credited with Chicago as his abiding the Rogue River valley about August. Jeanette Twomey, Guard; Mrs. Louisa and National Committeeman Williams place and Oregon as the latest mark If wo succeed in having the trip or Kelsey, Con.; Mrs. Anna Wright, Mrs. were conferring until 2 o ’clock this fo r hit political activities. Ida Gillett Mrs. Della Applegate and j morninR dovisinf, and p,anninK for the , Old newspapers for sale at the H er dered, Dr. Evermann will take one as Members o f the local G. A. R. Post ald office. Bundle o f twenty-five for sistant with him, and it will be nec I defeat of Chamberlain, but finally gavo | Jenkins Hams, recently acquitted of held,a meeting last Saturday, when the Mrs Lulu Terry, Color Bearers. 5 cents. essary to provide supplies for tvto the charge o f killing Annis, announces, follow ing comrades were duly installed weeks, together with team, camp- out since the-acquittal, that he will write a fit and a man to drive and cook. To into office for the coming year: Rogue River Apples 10 Gents Each . book. Had tbe jury known this sooner do this it will/ Of c . oitss , be neccseary S. M. Nealon, Commander; John • the verdict might have been different. to raise funds by subscription, and you Wright, S / V .; M. Clark, J. V .; C W. W . H. French has received a letter - The Presbyterian Missionary Society may count me in. I will also take en Vanderpool, Sergeant; J. W Hicks, from C. L. Leavitt, o f Boston, who is One o f the Soundest Financial will meet with Mrs. Kyle on Wednds- tire care o f him while ip the Crater' Adj. ; W. P. Twomey, Chaplain; H. J. planning a trip here, In which he say* Lake national park. He will probably Gardner, Q. M .; G H. Perkins, O. D .; Institutions on the Pacific coast. day afternoon, January, 27th. Both the that - D ’Anjou pears from the Rogue spend a month Altogether in the work, D. Pankey, O. G. December and January topics will be River valley retailed at 5 cents each in but will only need the above ou /fit Transacts a General Banking Business. takhn up.— Mrs. Elizabeth Tompkins, about half that time. Boston and that he had been paying 10 Secretary. * . , cents each for Spitzenburgh and New “ It is important that the associa Your account is respectfully so On Jury List. town apples from here. “ They come Geo. J. Weaver, o f Canonsburg, Pa., tion take up the’ mattci at once in a licited, be it large or small. , . " 1 — thigh,, but the people want th em ," states is in the valley looking for a location communication to Fulton, supporting DIRECTORS. The following citizens o f this precinct Mr. L e a v itt-M e d fo rd Tribune, and will probably bring his family here ifiy wofk. I think, too. it would be a : in the Spring. Mr. Weaver was in good idea to send an invitation direct have been placed on the jury list for j J. W. MERRITT, J. 0. ISAACSON, to Evermann, .asswring him o f our will the present year: town Sunday and was highly pleased President. Cashier ingness to care for him and his assist Tjlson Beal, farmer; T. J. O'Hara, Trespass notices, printed on cloth, Vrith the town and surroundings. ant. ” W. C. LEEVER, I. C. ROBNETT farmer; Geo. Fox, farmer; F. M. Amy, for sale at this office. 50 cents per F or S a l e —Good cull applesall kinds, J. E. Enyart for the club has written farther; Wm. Katiler, farm er; Isaac i dozen. tf Vice-President. W. J. FREEMAN. apple cider, cider vinegar, Winter Nel- j to Senator Fuiton and ih Dr. Evermann — _ _ lip pears. ’Delivered to all Central m Mr. Steel euggeeted, so-it is proba- Merriman, farmer; L. Thompson, farm- Point on order. Old Leever ranch, two bls that Dr. Evermann rill visit tpo er; J. W. Jacobs, m echinic; M. P. ! 4- 1- H -l- l-H - l 'H - H ' I I 1- 1'H - H - H l l l l l-H -l- H - -H -l -H -i-K - H 4-1-H- l-H ' H I I I Welch, farmer; James Shields, farmer; ; ; ‘ miles west from Central Point.—A. J. Rogae this summer. Henry H. Head, farmer. Dunlap. 32tf C EN TR AL PO INT S T A T E BANK W hy Did Thirty-five dollars for lots in manu- The) Central Point Band. 'f Ac taring coast city o f 2500 people and Centra, p<)int has a w e„ or(fanized HOMER DAVENPORT i i »100,000 monthy pay roll, near beanti- ^ band every membcr o f whicK is IS THE best known (in a world wide • • ful bathing b e a ch .-T h e Oregon Co., , u|ented mugician. T he boys have * • A - ,* -» A ., >».♦ V ’ * ' ' 306 W e lls-F a rg o Building, Portland, j on,y been practici,1(? . coupie 0f weeks. sense) of any living native Oregonian. He is the- greatest cartoonist o f thq | Ojeffon. 38d39 and those who have been present at age, and lor pure and nativb humor his • • N otice —All persons wishing to have their meetings are all o f one opinion, peer has not been known since the days ! their eyes correctly attended to will viz; The Central Point band is O. K. o f Artemus Ward. In the ^ January !! please leave word at the Eagle Phar- \ ■ ■ number o f HUMAN LIFE, the Bright- j • • maev, Medford, for Dr, E. J. Bonner - Herron. est and Best Magazine About Paqple who will call at their house iuid give | Mrs. Eliza Jane Herron, recently now published, Mr. Davenport com ^tllpm satisfactory attention. 32tf ! from La Fayette, Ind., and who was mences a series- o f articles about his. » ,4ff ‘ ■ • I ff - George Obenchain, who lost a saddle visiting at the home o f her son-in-law, own boyhood days at Sihrertoh, Oregon, ' qn the road between his place and the o. O. Parker, southeast o f this place, entitied "T h e Diary o f a Coufttry Boy, ” . Hanpqn farm and advertised the loss | died Sunday, January 17, 1909, aged 60 which will run through the entire year. In these articles, which are illustrated in. the. Herald, reports that he has re- years and nine days. ' toversd (he same as a direct result o f Deceased was Bom in Cincinnatti, by Mr. Davenport’ s own drawings, he the ad. “ It pays to advertise, ”. quoth j Ohio, but had resided fdr some time at tells the simple stery o f his early days ' George. 1 ! La Fayette Five children survive her. on an Oregon farm, from the time the Fori"S a l b —Our entire herd o f fine They aye: Mrs. A. H. Grossman, o f family left the farm and moved|‘ to Jersey dairy cojvs, nearly ail to be fresh Hillyard, Wash.; Mrs O. O. Parker, qf Silverton and on to the time o f his in about 3Q da ya Will sell one or more, Medford, O r q ; Mrs A. J Kalinowski, real triumph aa a great cartoonist at to suit; also 5 yearlings, ,)0 calves and o f Paeblo, Colo.; Mrs. Wm. Rope, o f San. Frapcisco. in addition to the Davenport articles . 8 aheats. Can be seen at the Hensley Indianopolls, Ind., and Edward Herron, place, near Central Point. Call on or o f Indiano pdtis. She was a memher of HUMAN LIFE is replete with timely j and interesting articles every month address Marshall A Sons, Central Point, the U. B. church, o f La Fayette. The funeral was held Tuesday, the about people who are just then in the , .Oregon. 34d45 services being conducted by Rev. K. H. public eye The Initial number o f the Rogue Siekafoose, pastor o f the First Chris By a special arrangement the Herald ■ ’ k ire r Fruit Grower, published by tian chfireh o f this city, interment be is enabled to make the extraordinary ..Charles M eserve.of Msdfurd, has made mg in the Central Point cemetery. offer o f supplying HUMAN LIFE for a full year to every paid-in-advance ^ appearance. • As the -nam e implies, ; publication is devoted to the fruit The P. A, E. R R. has at last entersd subscriber to the Herald absolutely industry o f the valley, and the first the class o f It* » railroads. It had a free, »1.50, the regular price o f the number gives promise o f the paper real wreck last week and as a result Herald, giving you both paper« for one being a moat valuable addition to its the mail is being carried to Eagle Point yiS r. ' class o f journals now published in dif- by means’o f • real old horse and real, A supply o f the January number o f ■ ferent sections o f the country. Mr. I rickety WsgOiT The fact o f the P. & HUM AN LIFE will be available at the Meserve is a newspaper man o f many j g being a railroad is real nice, bat tbe Herald office within a few daya, which years' experience, and a deep interest benefit o f the upper country mail aerv- may be had free by all who would like in, and close study of, the freit industry . ¡ce and passenger trade over the old- to see the magazine b efore subscribing. makes him particularly fitted to under-, time, first-class stage line from Central -» 1 .5 0 for the Herald and HUMAN • + take the publication o f such a journal. Point Is •decidedly problematical. L IF E for one year. » I I U I I U I I H I M H -H -H -H-H- f b H I H H H 1 I I I I I I I I + H -H-+ +1-H I M i I 1 1 I H M 1 H H H + CENTRAL POINT w in tlie FOOTBALL GAME? B eca u se our p la y e r s are a ll users o f the FINE GROCERIES so ld b y C r a n fill & R o b n e tt.