Central Point herald. (Central Point, Or.) 1906-1917, January 21, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextCENTRAI. POINT HERALD. THURSDAY, JANUARY 21. 1909. C en tr al P oint H er a ld January Saie S. A. E a t ruoN. injitusiiMi. THE HAWS TRIAL. HOW A COM PASS REVEALED A SWINDLE. ^ Now On An independent local newspaper devoted to the interests o f Central Point and the Rogue River Valley. Published Every Thuredav. Subscription price. ¿1.50 per year, ini advance. Entered as 3f.cond-claas Matter, May 4. lf r t , at the Post Office at Central Point, | Oregon, under thy A ct o f Congress o f j March 3. 1370. AAAAAAA A J l I AJJL X A J J U * For 15 Days Only Look at Some Dressers worth $18.00 of Our Prices Cut price $16.00 ’* ” $ 1 0 .0 0 " ” $15.00 ” ” 14.00 ” ” 13.00 ” ” 12.5 J ” ” 11.50 I ^ V T v rrTV vrrvvvvvvvvvvvvvv lO rtsicai} I t » <*r 1308 1 w u i a rlvtl ea *lru v f dfi the TTnka» P acific railroad, tften tmtMlnff. T b e wodtwfti le r m io o » * * * at Julebbtirx, a city that, like Jonah's gourd, jp ru n g up ft» a ot^bt and. Ilk« Muloin, disappeared as suddenly, tftouffh Ju W lrarff1» e x jln cilo u was frtuu ti*» (tt&abtlsbincnt o t a n ow ter- minus fa rth er uu, at L a ra m ie My bou dgiiaitors w ero fn Juitftbutv. and * m ore thorough exponent o f nil that 1* rllo In buiuanlty never bloom ed on the ftteo o f the (Mirth. Ail night couhl lx* heard tho sound o f fciddlos In tho danc© ball»#, “ On© m ore lady tn this set.” “ lien or* and oth «r eluillar crWs. ' On tho evenin g o f my arrival. rurto»:s tn ffet n glim pse o f whnt was tfolitff •■>n. I vLilto<l the dlfforpnt plains o f f hilarity. fliitilljr hrlu«:lng up in a ht*ap | i>f board* that hud beoQ milled • •.•€• for n g’tiinbilng den. Thorn nvrv | faro, keno, ronlette and in one corner a table at w hich tw o men with heap# >>t inonor b efore thorn wi?r* throw ing dl»-w I noticed that tbU table w u i | , not Im pro vised, like the other fu nd* furs o f the place- It wna o f pallnhcd , j black w alnut and ornam ented. On© o f rbo uo«>n throw ing d1»*o w as it | marked, r^fd headed man w ith a #tn- cowttoiiiiCico, tho other a fine j type o f the rtJBffwX. honest, foe rlows . plnlnrmftn. I looked on the gnaw fo r •iM'hlle and w as astonished at the w a y \ tho diet* roiled fo r t!»e plainsm an'* cd- verwiry. I bad heard o f loaded dice ami the «kill w ith w hich fl**y could j tx» throw n, but I had never dream ed o f Anything like this. It seem ed that the j rrd headed man could do with them »a ho liked. Finally tho plainsm an l Iqtlinntcd titst all w as not fair. Tha : other, Instead o f resenting tho impntn- i tion, called on mo to throw for him 1 for A w hlla I did so and^uiot w ith the sam e aatootsbtng lu<te na him self. H anding the d ice ba ck to him, I sf»>od w on dering how the trick w as 1 domv fo r I did not doubt that It was a trick. O f course the pockm arked man ! lost occasionally, bu t it w as plain to m s That such loesos w ere Intentional. ; At Itnira hi« luck seorosd to lx» very poor, w hile that o f tlw platnemna w as never very good o r very had. llcrw tho dice cou ld lx# manipulate»!, ns f w as | pur© they w ere, I could not conceive, hut w hile I wan racking my brain to ; d iscov er the plainsm an had lost eev- ; em l thousand dollars, and the pile bv- ■ fore him had tx*en rcduc«*d to nearly j nothing. that heat. Cole’s Airtight and the Great Western are our leaders in Heating Stoves for this season bnt we also carry other favorite makes, all good values for the money, in many styles and at prices ranging from $2.60 to $ 14 . 00 , The exact amount o f publicity { now 65c. All Wool Ingrain Carpet worth 80c. with which it is wise to invest ” 50c. Half and Half ” " 60c. Our stock of Shelf Hardware sensational news is one of the ” 32c. Jute ” worth 40c. Builders’ Supplies, Mechanics’ problems of modern journalism, anti on the correct solution of it now $13.50 Dining Tables worth $13.00 Tools, Sportsmen’s Goods Etc., will depend, to a large extent, ( ” 11.50 ” ” ” 12.50 is eomnlete. Gall and see us. the future influence of the press. t jt is, as every one knows, a canon . And everything in proportion. Come and see us. of a certain school of criticism that an artist is concerned almost entirely with his art, and that it is not his business to convey T . M . Jones. moral instruction. The conse- i Proprietor, <iuence is that art has got entire ly divorced from the lives of the people, and it is utterly impossi- j L E W I S & S O N S , Props. bid to conceive a modern city • taking a holiday to celebrate the Fresh and Salt Meats Uncle Sam Murray lias just discovered that he has been in a trance completion of a m a s t e r p ie c e . ( for the past 50 or 75 years ami during all that time he never discov The same doctrine has been ex-j ered what he was good for. The other day he dropped a soda crack tended to journalism, and it has | er on his foot, smashed his tie, aw ok * with a start and—made the been contended that the object, j greatest discovery o f the age, to-w it: He had discovered that he Highest Market Price Paid for Beef, Pork and Mutton. was intended for a grocer and he has struck his calling and is o f a paper is to provide news, j arid to provide it instantly, and | We invite your patronage. CENTRAL POINT, ORE. without any reference to its effect ! The result of this may be seen j in the reporting of trials such as; He* is K e p t so busy making his customers happy, practicing theGol- the liains case. The crime with ' den Rule, and restoring the lost, art o f t< li iff the truth that he has which the prisoner, in this in no time to grow old or to part his hair in the middle. Call and ? e j stance. is charged is one which this wonderful man. Admission is free at on the continent of Europe, at any rate, is only too common. C en tra l P o in t, O regon The details are in no way calcu D E A LE R S IN GOOD TH IN G S TO G AT lated to produce anything but the most sordid impressions on the All kinds of hauling promptly done. Retail Dealer in Wood. millions of people whose minds are being glutted with them. \Tld1e In that country I carrlwt no NOTICE FOR PU BLICATION . EN TRAL POINT LODGE NO. 193, The legitimate requirements of | valuable*, fn my trousers pocket I publicity would have been satis I. O. 0 . F. ; had n *11 w r watch worth j>erhaps Department o f the Interior, ; Having an rtpjxolntroont at 10 o’clock, I fied by the merest resume ot the Meets every Saturday evening at U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon. i palled out my watch, a* I thought lo 7;30;\ m. in A. 0 . U. W. Hall, December 17. 1908. evidence. And the type of the corner Second and Pine Sts. Visit note the time, but Inateud drew forth Notice is hereby given that James Davies, o f headlines might have been re ing brothers are specially invitd to | Trail, Oregon, who, on January 12, 1908. made | a jacket comp as*, an arttclo I needed Homestead Entry. No. 13328, for South East ty. meet with us when in town. constantly. What was my astonish duced with advantage to every Section S, Township 33 South, Range 1 East. Wil E r n e s t H a t h a w a y , J . VV. J a c o b s , i lamette Meridian, has tiled notice o f intention to ment to see the needle vibrate feverish body. At the same time the Secretary. Noble Grand. 1 make Final five year Proof, to establish claim to ly, and when It settled. Instead of the land above described, before W. H. Canon, U. Hains case is not a bad, one S. Commissioner, at Modford, Oregon, on the 9th pointing to what l had supposed was day of March, 1909. north. It pointed due east. 'Die men at might say a good, example. Claimant names as witnesses: John J. Win- P R O F E S S IO N A L , nin«:ham. John W. Miller, John ByrOn Dunkin and | tla» table were so Immersed In their The press on the whole has made A lfred Morine. all o f Trail. Oregon. | game that 1 did not ark them wbtwe the BENJAM IN L. EDDY. some effort to restrain what Register. ; north polo lay. but turned to a man be- | hind mo. lie told mo It was whore I J E R O M E L. RA W H O U SER Matthew Arnold once termed its supposed It was. PH YSICIAN A N D SU RCEO N . young lions, and one can imagine NOTICE FOR PU BLICATION . H ero w as new food fo r th o u g h t I & A P P L E G A T E Office aecond flm»r John Ron* building, j that there are some of those who looked at the table am i saw that under over Herald office. Pine street. Department o f the Interior. Its top there was an inclosed space regard the result as almost pro Coll residence from office phone when U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, Surveyors and Abstracters about a foot square. I w ondered why saic. At the same time the re necessary, day or night. October 31. 19*8. a place like that should tx? In a dice Notice is hereby given that Anna M. Smith, o f formation will need io go a great table. Then It occu rred to mo that C E N TR A L P O I N T .......................... OREGON ! PETER APPLEGATE. JESSE APPLEGATE, Sedford, Oregon, who, on October 30, 1908. made Timber Entry. No. 02072. for SE«4 N E ^ . SW»4 there wns som eth ing In It to Influence deal further. The newspaper has N E !i, N E 'i NE'A and Lot 2, Section ?., Township the dice. From that I argued that this Surveyor Abstracter 34 South. Range 1 W est, W illamette Meridian, has got to become something more filed notice o f intention to make Final Proof, to som eth ing aLso Influenced my needle, 0 I Î . II. P. H A R G R A V E establish claim to the land above described, before than the dispenser of news; it therefore It m ust he m agnetic. Twenty years experience in Five years experience on W. H. Canon. U. S. Commissioner, at Medford. PH YSICIAN AN D SU RCEO N Oregon, on the 28th day of January. 1909. “ Stranger,* * I wild to the pockm ark has got to become a great power Jackson County. Satisfac Jackson Co. records. Maps Claimant names as witnesses; Thomas C. Nor ed matt, “ w h at’s In the box under the ris. Joseph T. Gagnon, Francis A. Smith and R. Office orer First National Bank for good —“ the guide, philoso- tion assured. Estimates fur- o f Jackson County for sale. table?” W . Gray, all o f Medford. Oregon. BENJAM IN L. EDDY. M eJford : s « : O regon pher and friend’ ’ of public opin- j nishen on all kinds of con H e glanced nt m e w ithout reply. Tha Register plalnwimin bent dow n, then, pirttbig ion, and it will do this just so |; struction work. JACKSONVILLE, ORE. hi* hand* to the table top. gave a lift soon as it recognizes and accepts i •£ T he top cam e o ff aud exposed the In J . 1 E N Y A 1 I, *»/-■> J t At P t R R * f i c r .° * e i •W-H* its privileges and its responsi- SUMMONS. terior o f *he box. T here In p ljln view bilities. W hat g re a te r privilege j White SlCdlHtT Atjcncy ^LStdbliSiiCu Oak Trees dre Ddntjeious to Have Near vm* n horseshoe magnet. or. rattier. Medford National Bank telegraphic nmelilno. Tho plainsman In the Circuit Court o f the State o f Orepron, In could bo bestowed on man than! Orclurds. Here. anti fo r the C-ount.v o f Jackson. whipped out a revolver and covered hU Z<»a Bryant. Plaintiff, vs. Charles A. Bryant, C A P I T A L $ 5 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 assisting to bring about such a . antagonist. Defendant. To Charles A. Bryant. Defendant. “Thunk ye, stransrr,” he *n!d to me. condition of things, it would be Mark P. Welch, who is well known The oak tree» to 1«? seen in and about In the narne of^ the State of Oregon, you are J U R P L U J $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 “ Please look Into It while I sin * that I hereby required to appear and answer the com dillicult to say. But the same 1 here as an expert in steam engineering the orchards of Rogue River valley are you have fair play. Hands up. please'** plaint filed atfainut you in the above entitled suit in the above entitled court on or fiefore the 27th Savings Department. fountain bringeth not forth sweet I and gent ral mechanics, has secured the ; attractive from the viewpoint o f the to the pockmarked man. day o f February. 1909, which is the time pre lover of nature, but the orchardist sees scribed in the order for publication of this sum The order was obeyed, and I made water and bitter; there hisi , agency for the White Steamer Auto- mons for answering herein, and you will take Safety Denosit Boxes. no beauty in them for him, for they the examination. Inside the table, l>e- t notice If you fail so to appear and answer, that responsibility. Christian Science in,,bilec0,npanv f,,r^ Ja,:kÄon' for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Klamath and Lake counties, with head are merely breedinff places for count-j sides the magnet, was a battery con- for the relief demanded in the complaint We transact a General Banking j court Monitor. quarters in this city. Mr. Welch re less myriad* o f funffi that swarm forth i uecti*d by Insulated wire* rmiulnff In filed herein, a succinct statement o f which Is oa This Sale Will Last Only 15 Days Central Point Furniture Store, Awakened from a Trance Now 5 C fling Groceries Murray & Kelsoe’s, THE HARD WARE MAN. C e n tra l Point Market B e e f, Pork, Mutton and Veal. D . C . G R I M City Draying and Transfer C APPLEGATE Mlniuq Activity Promised. H *•* ° r t!ui with a button Business and cently returned from San Francisco, to brintf destruction to his fruit trees. , The healthy, vigorous black oaks are i * bo" t ral<1'' ^ ' tU,wu' ° n one fiUV* of where he made the contract for these* . . , , ' the dice were metal dink*. When th# your so danfferous as pest-breeders, but , v , , . * ,, * . counties and arranged to have a carload not ,, ' ffamhler wished theso disk* to fall face ! hw wouW pre„* the button 1 o f machines shipped at an early date the white oak, half j dead from the a t - , on tht. tacks o f mistletoe and other enemies, with his knee, turn on a current, Mnd for the Spring trade. This arrangement will give to Cen are exceedingly danfferou* neiffhbors ! the mAffm»? drew them down. Wlth- the current they fell by ehanc*. tral Point the Southern Oregon head to orchards. But it is the old. half J quarters for one o f the strongest auto decayed stumps that are veritable j Over the disks wns a thin coating th# color of Ivory. concerns in the United States, and Mr. nurseries for the breeding o f fungi. Th# plalusnian kept one eye on the Welch says the promise for a big sea- j an'* 1 fruitgrow er who values the use man lie covered, while with the other son's business already soems to he o f his trees will lose no time in grubbing > hk nupproprlatod all tho money bo hail assured. | them out, even to the last root. And j »o««L There was no disposition on tho , to make sure o f the destruction o f all part of anyone In that country at tb-t ! fungus pores, he will sprinkle the j tinto to punish such rascalltr, and ns as he had got hta own he went follows: “ For a decree o f the court forever dissolving the con tract of marriage now existing between plaintiff and defendant.“ Thin summons is published f<*r six weeks in the Central Point Herald by the order of the Hon. H. K. Hanna, judjre o f the above entitled court, made on the 28th day o f December. 1908. and the first date o f publication thereof is the 7th day o f January, 1909, and the last date o f publication of the same is the 18th day o f February. 1909. respectfully solicit j patronage. Considerable mining activity is prom ised for Jackson County during the present year, it being reported that the coal mines n -nr Roxy Ann have passed into the hands of D. P Murphy,Jof Illinois, one o f the biggest operators in bituminous coal in the country, and that he will soon commence extensive development work on tho property. These mines have been prospected to Don’I Tdkr thr Risk. jKr,,unJ whert* th- stu,nP *tood some extent by the Medford Coal Co., with a liberal quantity o f lime. - Rogue • out' ftl,k,n,< ,ue t0 ^ wl,h hlm WhM1 a local compauy o f Medford business When you have a bad coti^h or cold I River Fruit Grower. * wL rw ero a,OD' 1“ «= , „ lo o n * man. I v* got a thousand dol- men, hut it is understood they have do not let it draff alonff until it become* J __________________ : birs to give yon for th» secret yon transferred their interests to the Illi chronic bronchi tin. or dsvclopei into an | found out shout what was Inside that nois man to assure the early develop-1 attack o f pneumonia, but ffive it tho table.” Stomach Trouble Cured. ment o f the mine*. In the event o f attention it deserve* and ffet rid o f it. * I 1 roi>U-\t that I 8 »rer gave nothing the development o f the mines on a Take Chamberlain's Couffh Remedy and If you have any trouble with your for souiethlng. hut he wns woicotne to commercial basis a railroad will he re you are sure o f prompt relief. From a ! stomach you should take ( hamberlain's the secret, and 1 told hljn how my com- I quired from the main line to the mines. small boffinninff the sale and use of this Stomach and Liver Tablets. Mr. J. P. pass had been Influenced by the bat Reports are also in circulation to the preparation has extended to all parts of Klotc o f Edina, Mo., says: *'I have tery'- Hu seemed very much Interest effect that Robert Town«, present the United States and to many foreign used a great many different medicines ed and pteaaed. remarking that be owner o f the Blue l#edge copper mine, cotntries. Its many remarkable cures for stomach trouble, hut find Chamber- must have -on » <Y them ptsen platin' little thing-- himself, and offered rue will commence active ofierations there of couffhs anil colds have won for it lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets more the thousand dollars for mine. I div ined in MM Spring and that the activities | this wide reputation and extensive u^c. beneficial than any other remedy I ever this now motto»! of rewarding me for TM> remedy tat ahesys be depended nyaa aad will include the building o f a smelter at Sold by Mary A. Mee. saving Uis money from the i»vkm ark used.” For sale by Mary A. Mee. Is ylenaai to tike. It CMtmiu no opium or the camp and a railroad from Jackson ed man, who. by the bye. waa connect- •iker harmful drag and ouy be | im as caafi- td with tbe gambling den. whereupon ville. Mr. Towns is a multi-millionaire deally I« a baby as ta aa adult he said th» .east I could do waa to and is heavily interest»! in valuable Old newspapers for sale at the H e r-, Trespass notices, printed on cloth, Price 25 teats, larfe siu M teats. copper prufiertie* in this country and in aid office. Bundle o f twenty-five f o r , for sale at this otüce. 50 cents per ’•shake,” which I did ______ 8. m\>T3W UALAKT. Mexico. Ä cents. doxen. tf Sold by Mary A. Mee. W II.I.L A M 1. V A W T K I . M ahlon P u rd in , Attorneys to* plaintiff. NOTICE FOR PU BLICATION . Department o f the Interior. U. 3 , Land Office at Rosebunr. OreiroB, December \ 1908. Notice is hereby «riven that Blanch L. Smith. Medford, Oretr n. who. on October 22. 1908 rmi Timber Application. No. 01940, for S 'i o f NW N W ', o f N W !«. NW»', o f S W i,. Section 2*. Torn ship .»S o u th . R.tnre 1 East. W illamette Meridu has filed notice o f intention to make Final Pn* to establish claim to the land above descriU before W. H. Caron, U. S. Commissioner, at M« to n . Oregon, on the *Uh day of March. 1909. Claimant names as witnesses: Carl a Webet, n u mas C. Norris. J .^ p h T. Gagnon and Fran. A. Smith, all o f Medford. Oreiron. b e n j a m in u e d d y . Register, TO THE lAWES. Have you seen the Alorine Ftma ■ Syringe? It is something new. It : the only absolutely scientific, sanitai j: syringe made. See them i i Mary A. M ec’ i drug store. 27440 Job work o f all kiwd* neatly done at 't h u olhre. Cali and s<a sample«.